https://www.facebook.com/groups/705152958470148/posts/1242385538080218/

https://www.facebook.com/groups/TypewriterCollectors/posts/10163444395754678/
$100 in $2 bills found inside of a Royal KMM.
https://www.facebook.com/groups/705152958470148/posts/1220520400266732/
Viktor Krum LEGO figurine found inside an Olympia SM7 by Fraser Ihle.
A pen nib found inside a typewriter.<br /> https://www.reddit.com/r/typewriters/comments/1q72sk7/what_is_this_piece/
This is something for the category of 'most interesting things found inside of a typewiter'. As I was inspecting and preparing to test a new-to-me SC 5LE, when I opened the ribbon cover, I saw this. I wish I had taken a better picture of what i looked like after I got the shell off of the machine, but I was pretty intent on getting it outside and making sure it wasn't inhabited. I ID'd it later as a mud wasp/mud dauber nest.
via Patty Perkins at https://www.facebook.com/groups/TypewriterCollectors/posts/10162788538859678/
mud wasp/mud dauber nest in a typewriter<br />

https://reddit.com/r/typewriters/comments/1lrkpuy/whats_inside_your_typewriter/
"The Hermes 3000 Mk2 I picked up last Saturday had a purple Polish pencil (still sharp), a marble, a drawing pin, and a well-mouldy green Smartie."
also: - broken glass<br /> - ball bearings<br /> - receipts<br /> - picture of a cat - typewriter servicing receipt - eraser shavings - multiple safety razor blades<br /> - paper clips - disintegrated foam
Side note, does anyone know what that G in the bottom center would have been for, it fell out of the typewriter one day while I was experimenting to see what its problems were.
https://www.reddit.com/r/typewriters/comments/1kb71ni/fixed_typewriter_plus_a_new_one/
Found a silver plate with a black letter "G" inside a Royal H.
https://www.reddit.com/r/typewriters/comments/1j7jv3x/things_found_inside_a_typewriter/
via u/NisKildegaard:
Bobby pins, staples, safety pins, paper clips ... Postage stamps, coins... Pencils and erasers... Notes, business cards, shopping lists... A dental X-ray -- I think it was a molar. And the other week, a firecracker. One machine I bought for a bargain price, listed as parts/repair, turned out to be nonfunctional because a toothbrush was stuck inside the mechanism. I'm guessing it was originally intended as a cleaning tool, but ended up gumming the works entirely.
Thorpe is often amused by the objects he finds in the machines. “I’ve found pens, memory sticks, house keys, Lego bricks, little rubber toys, all sorts inside,” he says.
I often find things inside typewriters...