A childrens typewriter copyrighted in 1985. This little thing is great for beginners, and offers both a cheap entry into typewriters and  is ideal for learning to type, if it's what you need it for.
 
I've had this typewriter around for a fairly long time, and it's only now that I've found a way to attach a ribbon. Possibly incomplete but we've 3D-printed a couple of parts to connect a ribbon to make a functional machine. However, it doesn't have the charming noises that other typewriters make and it's a little more creaky, as with 80s plastic.
 
This 80s typewriter has some of the infamous aged yellowed white plastic and there's only so much I can do to make it presentable. All of the keys are free though, so there's that!
 
(It also doesn't like it when you type too fast)