Princess 200 Portable Typewriter with Carrying Case

This item is a vintage Princess 200 portable typewriter, housed within its original beige-colored carrying case. The typewriter itself features an off-white or cream-colored body with a contrasting darker grey base. The keys are round and off-white with black lettering, laid out in what appears to be a QWERTZ (German) keyboard configuration, indicated by the 'Z' key where a 'Y' would typically be found in a QWERTY layout. The front of the typewriter proudly displays the 'Princess 200' brand name in an elegant script font, accompanied by a small crown logo. The type mechanism where the hammers strike is visible, typically black in color. To the right of the keyboard, there's a red rectangular sticker or label, though its details are not clearly discernible from the image. The carrying case itself is a light tan or beige color, with a brown, textured handle at the top. The interior of the case is lined with a plaid fabric, featuring shades of brown and possibly dark blue or black, giving it a classic and somewhat rugged aesthetic. The case appears to be made of a hard material, possibly fiberboard or thin wood covered with a faux leather or vinyl, and is designed to protect the typewriter during transport. The overall condition appears good for its age, with no significant visible damage or extreme wear. There might be some minor scuffs on the case and typical light wear on the typewriter itself, but it largely retains its original appearance. The design suggests a mid-20th-century aesthetic, likely from the 1950s or 1960s, reflecting a period when portable typewriters were essential tools. The visible craftsmanship appears solid, typical of manual typewriters known for their durability.