Some new old ribbon tins II

Some more eye-candy for the starving typewriter-collecting community.

Pelikan, a well-known brand, and still in business. The logo has altered over the years. Here, you see the pelican feeding four of her chicks. The number of chicks has gradually been reduced, reaching a sad single chick, thus reflecting demography changes in contemporary Western societies.

ALPINA. Häusler-Zepf, office machine dealer in Olten, Switzerland.

Beautiful Japanese style, from Leetsdale, PA.

Here is "The Smith"!

Fine Service Brand, produced by the Stenno Ribbon & Carbon Mfg. Co., Portland, Oregon.

Alpad is a traditional German brand, and the company is still in business. It can provide you with typewriter ribbons of different dimensions, even for your odd Adler 7 or Remington 6 upstrike. 

Gallus, a French tin. Gallus being the "Gaulle", and accordingly we see what I believe to be the profile of Vercingetorix, leader of the Gallic tribes rebelling against the Roman armies of Jules Cesar. 

Rümelinsplatz 5 is an address in Basel, Switzerland. This relatively recent ribbon box lists some major brands for which the 13mm ribbon fit.