Imperial Good Companion Model 3

The Imperial Good Companion Model 3 as shown was manufactured in  1952. It was a popular portable typewriter made in Leicester, England, from the 1930s to the 1960s, known for its classic design with round keys, named after J.B. Priestley’s novel, and became a common sight in homes and businesses due to its affordability and reliability, with models like the #1 (1938) and later Model 7, representing a key part of British communication history.