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Re-glued left platen knob:

Oliver no. 1.5 on its "treadle table"!



Above: Notice the thin metal key-comb donated from an Oliver 3.
Below: Top view with the original composite key-comb still in the machine. Notice there is no indication by markings that this is an Oliver 2.

I'm glad you've documented the specifics of this machine. This will be helpful reference material for the future.
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