(Full-page advertisement from the February 1920 issue of Popular Science, page 153.)
Or is it.
It's intuitive and folding over works. Just like closing a book. Unlike a book however, the Corona should ideally have its carriage locked in the correct position and its shift locked.
The many images of folded Corona 3 typewriters, both online and in print, suggest that often the shift is not locked - and the rear folding-beams pop back up.
When the shift is locked however, the Corona 3 typewriter folds very neatly flat.
The locks also reduce strain on the machine when it's in the carrying-case.
Folding Corona - almost as simple as closing a book ;-)
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