Ernest Hemingway’s Typewriter - Ultra Rare Relic For Sale

There is Babe Ruth’s 60th home run Bull’s bow and arrow. Jack Kerouac’s manuscript for “ On the Road “...which itself recently sold for over $1,000,000. This is Hemingway’s equivalent. This typewriter was the source of some of the greatest pieces in American literary history. The typewriter, a Halda, was made in Sweden and is in excellent condition with the ribbon and keys intact. It is fully functional, in its original leather case with somewhat tattered transportation stickers from both the American Export Line and the French Line. Both have crucial identification in another hand signed “ Hemingway “, which have been somewhat affected by the current condition of the tags. Preliminary research indicates that he was indeed on both lines. However, more important is the provenance of this particular typewriter. The typewriter was obtained from famed author A. E. Hotchner who wrote the definitive biography of Hemingway, “ Papa “. Hotchner obtained the typewriter from the heirs of well-known Hemingw