Replacement rubber foot for the antique Tom Thumb typewriter from Western Stamping Co. in Jackson, MI. These are considered a children's/toy typewriter and often overlooked, but they're amazingly featureful and overall one of my favorite typewriters I own. These are a weird foot style that I have not been able to find a modern replacement for. They're designed for a 1/4" hole, but have a 5/8" diameter and a 1/4" foot thickness. You can get 2/3 of these constraints in modern rubber stem bumpers, but I haven't found anything that's a perfect replacement. That's where these come in. They're still going to be 3D printed, but at least they visually match the originals. Pictures show old (on the left) vs replacement feet. Even on the bottom, the ones on the left side of the picture are the old ones and the right side are the replacements.