Original British WWI Corona No. 3 Portable Typewriter 1912 with Carry Case - British Army Issue Brown Bess Muskets In the gale that followed

In the gale that followed a few days later the Donegal and Phoebe assisted two of the prizes

The liner is correct “high pressure” WWII issue and stamped with the Capac Manufacturing Company logo with frontal eyelet

while the second number referred to the diameter at the mouth

Lancashire Fusiliers (1881-1968)

but we have no way to verify this information beyond what we were told when purchasing

Original British WWI Corona No. 3 Portable Typewriter 1912 with Carry Case - British Army Issue Brown Bess Muskets In the gale that followedOriginal Item: This CORONA No. 3 introduced in 1912 was the model used by Ernest Hemmingway who declared it to be: "The only psychiatrist I will ever submit to!" This Portable was based on the standard Folding Model of 1906 but was far lighter and greatly improved. This model was so efficient, compact and light that the British Army in WWI adopted it. This example is nicely marked with a British military broad arrow on the case. This example dates