 No, his typewriter was the first that I'll say was worth buying. He charged $250 for this, and if you were paying $250 in the 1860s, you didn't want it to jam up. He sold his patent, though, to the Remington Company in 1873. Now, they improved things. They added the shift key, and that allowed for having the upper and lower case and the special symbols, exclamation points, et cetera, and made jamming less likely. Yeah, and we're talking about Remington, the gun and ammo company.