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The lettera 22 I can assure you doesn't have the bump because I have one, the same goes for any other Olivetti I have.
The most modern typewriter I can think of is the IBM wheelwriter, in the pictures I can't see any bump but I can't find pictures with high enough resolution to be sure.
Same here, I saw one picture of the IBM that looked like it could have bumps, but the pixelation also meant it could just be reflections due to the convex shape. Also if you have old typewriters, its a faux pas not to share pictures LOL
Here is a detail of the F key
I don't know if the images will load properly, I'm in Spain and the internet connection is still patchy.
No all good, they look amazing. I think my Grandparents may have had an Olivetti... It looks so familiar.