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The Olivetti Valentine is a portable, manual typewriter manufactured and marketed by the Italian company, Olivetti , that combined the company's Lettera 32 internal typewriter mechanicals with signature red, glossy plastic bodywork and matching plastic case. King and Albert Leclerc — it was introduced in and was one of the earliest and most iconic plastic-bodied typewriters. Despite being an expensive, functionally limited and somewhat technically mediocre product which failed to find success in the marketplace, [ 5 ] [ 8 ] [ 9 ] the Valentine "subverted the status quo" of typewriter design, [ 10 ] captured the zeitgeist of post-'68 counterculture, [ 11 ] and ultimately became a celebrated international icon [ 9 ] — largely on account of its expressive design.
Poet Giovanni Giudici , who was employed with Olivetti, described the Valentine as "a Lettera 32 disguised as a sixties girl. Olivetti originally conceived the Valentine as a response to the early s flood of inexpensive pragmatically designed manual typewriters from Japan [ 20 ] — e.
Believing design should not merely be functional but also sensual and emotionally appealing, [ 21 ] Sottsass prototyped his ideas in Moplen [ it ] an early trademarked polypropylene , [ 10 ] proposing a very basic but boldly colored and highly affordable design: eliminating lower case letters, exposing its ribbon caps and forgoing a bell for the right hand margin. Sottsass lavished cost-effective and attentive details throughout the design, going so far as to carefully resolve in sketch studies, the negative space around each carriage end.
Olivetti resisted, [ 12 ] pushing for more features — and pushing for what would ultimately be a relatively expensive typewriter. Olivetti insisted on more expensive color-impregnated, impact-resistant injection-molded ABS plastic, rather than the prototype's Moplen, [ 23 ] as well as both upper and lower case capability — and the right margin bell. Following these disagreements and after having largely completed the design as well as its launch advertising campaign, [ 3 ] Sottsass distanced himself from the project.
