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| Richard giving a reading from his book. |
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| Some of the vintage paper I brought along. |
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| On left- Arthur, Richard, me and Abraham. I like this picture. |
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| There are some cool machines at this table. |
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| They put us up by the front door and window. |
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| Even Super Boy came to try out some machines. |
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| A young teen writer found this under her tree. |
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| I sold a bunch of this 1950's Smith Coronas |
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| Also sold many of these 50's Quiet de Luxe models. |
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| A handful of these Super Sterlings under the tree too. |
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| For the American Girl Doll "Kit" fans. |
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| A couple of these Underwood 319's are in new hands. |
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| A Silent-Super on Sylvia Plath's writing desk. |
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| These Underwoods got trashed at Burning Man Festival. |
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| Ed Clark at his writing spot. |
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| Every best selling book was typed on this machine. |
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| The Typewriter Revolution is selling well at the shop. |
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| It's so nice to get a machine in with a great story to it! |
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| Mr. Mowrer's name is still on the shipping label. |
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| This store window on Newbury Street is filled with antique sewing machines. |
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| What a great old dealer sticker. |
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| Just found this inside a SM-9 case. |
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| The Typewriter Rodeo at work. |
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| This 1922 Corona 3 will look great on film. |
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| This picture doesn't do this ingenious innovation justice. |
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| A wonderful little book store in a small town near me. |
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| This is an art exhibit at The Hess Collection in Napa, California |
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| This 1953 Oliver Portable is a beautiful machine. |
