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Pacific Press Publishing Company · New York · March 23, 1893

FromAmerican Sentinel, Vol. 8, No. 12

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The Munson Typewriter

A Chicago Product. Latest and Best.
SPEED—Wonderful. TOUCH—Light and Elastic. WEIGHT—Without Case 11 Pounds 12 oz. KEYS—Thirty, with Ninety Characters. KEYBOARD—Universal, Easily Learned. ALIGNMENT—Perfect and Permanent. TYPE WHEEL—Steel and Interchangeable. LANGUAGES—Seven.
I have had a Munson typewriter in constant use for over a year, and
I have had a Munson typewriter in constant use for over a year, and
“I have had a Munson typewriter in constant use for over a year, and consider it in many respects, the best typewriter in the market. It is small, light and compact. It is as handsome as a watch, and looks more like an ornament than a thing of use. The Munson will do anything that any other will do, and as quickly and well, if not quicker and better.” J. A. WALDRON, Frank Leslie’s Illustrated Newspaper, New York City.
“After a year’s use of the Munson typewriter, I heartily pronounce it as being unexcelled by any machine in the market. In the direction of clearness and beauty of type, and alignment, it is without a rival.” L. J. LIVELY, Manager, D. Appleton & Co., Chicago.
“The Munson is certainly the equal of any machine for speed and general efficiency as an office machine; and when it comes to traveling there is nothing like it.” DR. E. J. WAGGONER, London, England.
“I like the Munson machine very much. It is doing me good service, and I can recommend it to all who want a typewriter.” O. A. OLSEN, Pres. S. D. A. Gen. Conf., Battle Creek, Mich.
“I would not exchange my Munson typewriter for any typewriter on the market.” L. C. CHADWICK, Pres. I. T. & M. Soc., Bridgetown, Barbadoes.
Address, The Munson Typewriter Co., 162 La Salle St., Chicago, Ill. Or, A. F. Ballenger, Special Agent, 28 College Place, Chicago, Ill.