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| A rainy day brought us inside for the afternoon. |
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| The winner got this pin and a Olivetti Lettera 31. |
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| Vogue print on this Woodstock is a rare find. |
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| Martin Tytell's dealer sticker is on the back. |
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| His dealer shift key is very faded. |
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| Typing in the courtyard of the Friends House on Beacon Hill. |
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| This rebuilt Super Speed has caps only Bulletin Gothic type. |
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| My friend Peter send me this page of L.C. Smith large type. |
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What great stories, as always!
ReplyDeleteIt looks like the type-in was cozy and fun.
Whoever asked Tytell to swap all the old type in that Woodstock with Vogue must have been a whimsical and wealthy individual ...
Nice to hear about Matt Cidoni! I'm glad he is still into typewriters.
Thanks Richard! Type-Ins are always great fun. It was cool to work on a machine that Mr. Tytell worked on. I was amazed at the quality of the soldering job he did.
DeleteI always enjoy your updates from the front lines of the conspiracy.
ReplyDeleteMany thanks for your comments Joe. We do our best to bring you first hand accounts from the front lines.
DeleteTook a bit, but I got through all the stories. They are all great. Good the type-out-in was successful.
ReplyDeleteThanks for your comments Bill. I'm sure all the typos didn't help.
DeleteI adored that pewter vogue Woodstock!
ReplyDeleteI am thinking of wearing my pin to work . . . .
What do you mean thinking about it. The pin comes with a story (your a typing champion). So happy you came to the type-in.
DeleteAll the E-retailers in India have same queries & problems, the primary concern they have how to streamline product information coming from different sources.
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