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fuckyeahmodernflapper:Olivetti ad

44keys:1970 Olivetti Lettera 31 (5691136)

aqqindex:Michele De Lucchi, Echos 40, for Olivetti, 1994

Ettore Sottsass & Hans von Klier, electric typewriter Praxis 48, 1964. For Olivetti. Via oztypew

monoscope:Olivetti Poster — Herbert Bayer

Olivetti Valentine typewriter posters, 1969Artwork by Adrianus Van Der Elst

Roberto Pieracini, Ad for Olivetti M20 St Personal Computer, 1982. Italy.

Olivetti TCV 250 terminal designed by Mario Bellini, 1969.

Ettore Sottsass, Praxis typewriter and calculator, 1964. Olivetti, Italy, Source

Olivetti Logo by Xanti Schawinsky, 1934Olivetti Logo by Giovanni Pintori, 1947Olivetti Logo by Walte

Carlo Scarpa, Negozio Olivetti, Showroom in Venice, Piazza San Marco, 1957-58. Restored in 2011. Pho

Ettore Sottsass, portable typewriter Valentine, 1969. ABS plastic casing. For Olivetti, Italy. Via S

Mario Bellini, preparational sketches for calculator Logos 68, 1973. For Olivetti. Source

Olivetti Valentine typewriter ad in Life Magazine, 1969. Product design: Ettore Sottsass & Perry

Egidio Bonfante, poster artwork for calculator Divisumma 18, 1973. Product design: Mario Bellini for

Marcello Nizzoli & Natale Capellaro, calculator MC24 Divisumma, 1956. For Olivetti. Exhibit inte

Teodoro Wolf-Ferrari, Poster for M1, the first Olivetti typewriter, 1912. Ivrea, Italy. Obviously re

design-is-fine:Olivetti, poster for the typewriter valentine, designed by Milton Glaser, 1969

Olivetti Typewriter M1, launched at Turin’s World Fair 1911 by Camillo Olivetti. The first industria

Marcello Nizzoli, adding machines: 1/ Olivetti Summa 15, 1949  2/ Olivetti Multisumma 20, 1964 3/ Su

Walter Ballmer, poster Cuentas claras para decidir mejor, 1973. Olivetti for the spanish market. Via

Aldo Magnelli / Riccardo Levi, Typewriter MP1 (Modello Portatile 1), 1932. Olivetti, Italy. Exhibiti

Poster, Divisumma, 1953designed byHerbert Bayer and made for (as the client)

Mario Bellini, Olivetti Programma 101 computer, 1965-1971. Hardware architect Pier Giorgio Perotto,

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