Rare Antique 1920s Corona Four Typewriter with Case (Working) Emerald Green Mechanical Typewriter

Own a breathtakingly rare piece of history with this authentic 1920s/1930s Corona Four (Corona No. 4) manual antique typewriter, finished in its highly collectible, original emerald green "Duco" finish. Far rarer than the standard black models of the era, this stunning machine features gold leaf decals, matching green spool covers, and iconic glass-topped keys with metal rims.

The front frame proudly displays the classic "L C Smith & Corona Typewriters Inc" branding. Whether you are an avid collector looking for a crown jewel, a historical fiction author, or seeking a jaw-dropping dark academia centerpiece for a library or home office, this green Corona Four is an absolute showstopper.

This machine has been tested and is in working mechanical order—a truly remarkable feat for an antique approaching a century old!

✨ KEY FEATURES:
• Brand: Corona (L C Smith & Corona)
• Model: Four (No. 4)
• Era: 1920s / Early 1930s
• Color: Rare Emerald Green / Duco Green with Gold Decals
• Keys: Authentic Antique Glass-Top Keys with Metal Rims
• Keyboard Layout: QWERTY (Standard UK layout)
• Mechanism: Manual / Mechanical

🛠️ CONDITION REPORT:
• Mechanical: Working vintage condition. For an antique of this age, the keys strike, the carriage advances, and the typing mechanism functions. (Please note: As a machine nearing 100 years old, it operates with the charming, deliberate pace of its era rather than a modern typewriter).
• Cosmetic: Incredible antique condition. The rare green finish has a beautiful, rich depth, and the gold lettering remains bright. There is light, honest age-related patina on the frame and metalwork that only serves to enhance its incredible historic character (please review the high-resolution photos carefully).
• Ribbon: Includes an attached vintage black and red ribbon on its original metal spools.

📦 WHAT’S INCLUDED:
1 x Antique Green Corona Four Typewriter
1 x Original Carrying Case Base (The typewriter remains securely mounted to its original protective wooden transit base).