In addition to Oliver typewriters, I also collect Oliver-related items which are exhibited below. A general rule of thumb I follow is that the item must be specifically branded as Oliver or a related name variant. For example, typewriter desks manufactured by the Dearborn Company of Chicago were sold by The Oliver Typewriter Company, but not branded with the Oliver name. Therefore, these are not contenders for the collection.
Have any Oliver ephemera or accessories for sale? Please reach me at contact@olivertypewriters.com.
Trade Catalogs
Instruction Manuals & Cards
Postcards
The original Oliver factory in Epworth, Iowa
The original Oliver office at 961 Main St., Dubuque, Iowa (the brick building on the right side with the side chimney)
The Oliver factory in Woodstock, Illinois
Workers leave the factory at noon for lunch
The Oliver Typewriter Band
Charlie Sargent in his office at the Canadian Bank of Commerce in Blaine Lake, Saskatchewan
Clarksburg, West Virginia
Officer Printype on display at the Oliver factory
Traveling salesmen
Independent typewriter repair
Oliver No. 5 advertisement
Canadian Oliver No. 3 by the
Linotype Company of Montreal
Accessories
Commemorative pins given to John Persson for five and ten years of service
Poster stamp advertising a
German office equipment dealer
Officer Printype poster stamp from the 1915 Panama–Pacific International Exposition in San Fransisco
Oliver No. 3 printing block
Advertising
pin-back button
Ribbon commemorating
The Oliver Typewriter Company’s
Third Annual Picnic
Oliver No. 5
shipping crate
Oliver No. 9
shipping crates
Hardware and square-slotted driver used for securing the Oliver inside its shipping crate
Dust cover
Leather traveling case
Metal office cases
Cleaning kit
Japanese ivory-handled
Oliver brush
British Oliver cleaning kit box
Oliver oil
Various Revilo advertisements included in cleaning kits
Vesta case
Paperweights
The Oliver Typewriter Company Managers and Assistants Annual Conference 1905 Banquet commemorative mug
Teaspoon depicting
The Oliver Typewriter Factory
The Oliver Ashtray and Matchbox Holder bearing Do!, the company’s motto of 1910
The Oliver Copyholder installed
on an Oliver No. 5
An Oliver No. 2 on
The Oliver table