Made in Western Germany (early 1960s)

Excellent condition, cleaned and fully-functional with new ribbon. The Adler Junior-E is a portable manual typewriter produced in West Germany by Adler during the post-war era under the emerging Triumph-Adler umbrella. Its serial number 3512105 places it among Adler’s mid-20th-century machines, likely from the early 1960s (Adler’s serial ranges in the 3-million bracket appear in that period). Engineered for lightweight portability, the Junior-E features a carriage-shift mechanism, a compact profile, and a straightforward, reliable construction. Often supplied with a fitted carrying case, it was marketed toward students, home users, and occasional office use. Though relatively modest in its materials compared to heavyweight office machines, it shares the durable German engineering heritage of the Adler and Triumph line. Its design and technical lineage reflect the innovation and consolidation of German typewriter manufacturing in the mid-20th century, as Triumph and Adler operations increasingly overlapped and merged. Whether you're writing letters, working on creative projects, or looking for a unique gift, the Adler Junior-E delivers both form and function.