A mechanical device designed for writing text onto paper by pressing keys that produce characters, allowing for quick and efficient printing of words in a structured format.

A historical writing tool that consists of a keyboard and a mechanism to imprint letters onto paper, widely used before the advent of personal computers, with distinct models for various languages developed in the late 19th and early 20th centuries.

An early office equipment that enables users to create typed documents, characterized by its tactile key operation and the ability to generate clean, legible text with consistent formatting.

A machine that revolutionized written communication by allowing individuals to produce typewritten pages, featuring individual keys corresponding to letters, numbers, and symbols for precise text creation.