Silver Reed

Silver Reed

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|url = https://royaltypewriters.blogspot.com/2017/08/royal-mercury.html}} and entering competition with Japan's two other major typewriter manufacturers, [[Brother Industries|Brother]] and Nakajima.
|url = https://royaltypewriters.blogspot.com/2017/08/royal-mercury.html}} and entering competition with Japan's two other major typewriter manufacturers, [[Brother Industries|Brother]] and Nakajima.


Silver Seiko enjoyed enormous success, especially marketing [[Silver Seiko Ltd.#Silver Reed Silverette typewriter|its manual, metal-bodied ultra-portable]] typewriters, including a branding arrangement with [[Litton Industries]], under the [[Royal Typewriter Company|Royal]] brand — for example, prominently marketing a [[badge engineering|badge engineered]] variant, the ''Royal Mariner,'' in the United States and other countries. Litton ended the arrangement in 1974 and turned to Nakajima for its typewriters — and Silver Seiko in turn sold the tooling for [[Silver Seiko Ltd.#Silver Reed Silverette typewriter|its metal-bodied ultra-portable]] models to Dong-Ah Precisions of Korea.{{cite web
Silver Seiko enjoyed enormous success, especially marketing [[Silver Seiko Ltd.#Silver Reed Silverette typewriter|its manual, metal-bodied ultra-portable]] typewriters, including a branding arrangement with [[Litton Industries]], under the [[Royal Typewriter Company|Royal]] brand — for example, prominently marketing a [[badge engineering|badge engineered]] variant, the ''Royal Mariner,'' in the United States and other countries. Litton ended the arrangement in 1974 and turned to Nakajima for its typewriters — and Silver Seiko in turn sold the tooling for its metal-bodied ultra-portable models to Dong-Ah Precisions of Korea.{{cite web
|title = Oh Brother! Japanese Portable Typewriters
|title = Oh Brother! Japanese Portable Typewriters
|publisher = Etcetera Journal of the Early Typewriters Collectors Association, Winter 2018/2019
|publisher = Etcetera Journal of the Early Typewriters Collectors Association, Winter 2018/2019