[GreenKeys] Model 15, governed motor, military wood case, $925, Vermont

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The machine is a TG-7.  I have two, I think.  There are actually two 
cabinets for it.  For transport, part of the machine is in each cabinet, to reduce 
weight.  If I recall, the base and keyboard in one and the typing unit and 
cover in the other.  In operation, the cabinet base sits on top of the 
cabinet top.  And the other cabinet is used as a seat for the operator.

But as far as the claim that there are more Enigma machines than TG-7's, I 
sorta doubt that.  :-)



In a message dated 2011-07-19 15:21:53 PM Central Daylight Time, 
airrelic at juno.com writes: 
> Drool. That would make a neat addition to the collection. I liked the 
> collectability comparison to Enigma machines in the description: "...Because 
> of their souvenir value and collectible status, more enigma  machines 
> probably survived to today than did teletype typewriters.  Does  that mean that a 
> WW2 vintage teletype typewriter is rarer today than is  a enigma machine?" 
> 8*) Thanks for the link, John. KevinKD8QGX
> 

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