A beautifully restored vintage typewriter on a bright writing desk

Est. in the spirit of analog living

Every Story Begins
With a Keystroke

Discover restored vintage typewriters, professional repair services, beautiful writing accessories, and a monthly subscription designed for people who still believe words matter.

Handpicked & Restored

Restored With Care.
Ready to Write.

Olympia SM4

Featured Machine

Olympia SM4

A 1962 Olympia SM4, restored to factory precision.

Royal Quiet Deluxe

Royal Quiet Deluxe

A 1955 Royal Quiet Deluxe — smooth, silent, and ready.

Hermes 3000

Hermes 3000

The 1967 Hermes 3000 — a writer's typewriter, fully serviced.

Craftsman hands restoring a vintage typewriter in the workshop
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Clean

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Adjust

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Ribbon

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Restore

Repair & Restoration

Every Machine
Deserves a
Second Life.

We believe every typewriter has a story worth continuing. Our technicians clean, adjust, and restore vintage machines to full working order — from a simple ribbon replacement to a complete mechanical overhaul.

Whether it's a family heirloom or a flea market find, we'll bring it back to life with the care and precision it deserves. Every machine leaves our workshop ready to write.

Monthly Subscription

The Writer's Post

A monthly subscription box for people who still write by hand.

Typewriter stationeryVintage postcardsWriter promptsBookmarksWax sealsRibbon samplesCoffee or teaLiterary surprisesMonthly collectible printExclusive downloads
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From $38/month

The Writer's Post monthly subscription box — stationery, wax seals, postcards, and literary surprises

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August Edition

"In a world of notifications, choose intention."

— On the joy of analog living

There's something that happens when you sit down at a typewriter. The noise of the world recedes. Your phone stays in your pocket. The only thing that exists is the page in front of you and the thought you're trying to form.

Writing on a typewriter is an act of commitment. Every keystroke is permanent. Every sentence is considered. You can't delete — you can only continue. And in that constraint, something remarkable happens: you write better.

Typewriters don't send notifications. They don't suggest edits. They don't ask you to upgrade. They simply wait, patiently, for you to have something worth saying.

That's why we do this. Not nostalgia — intention.

A person writing peacefully at a typewriter

A Life in Words

Where Will You Write?

Typewriter — The Library

The Library

Typewriter — The Garden

The Garden

Typewriter — The Coffee Shop

The Coffee Shop

Typewriter — Paris Apartment

Paris Apartment

Typewriter — The Writing Desk

The Writing Desk

Typewriter — The Art Studio

The Art Studio

From Our Community

Their Words

My grandfather's Royal Quiet Deluxe is writing again. I didn't think it was possible. Now it sits on my desk and I write every morning.

Margaret H.

Portland, OR

I bought a restored Hermes 3000 on a whim. Three months later, I've written more than I have in years. There's something about the sound of the keys.

James T.

Brooklyn, NY

The Writer's Post box arrived and I sat on the floor opening it like it was Christmas morning. The wax seal alone made me cry a little.

Sophia R.

Edinburgh, UK

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