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This blog is about the daily activities in a busy typewriter shop. I want to share with you the many interesting people who come in here, the beautiful machines I get and most of all the great typewriter stories that people share with me!

Thursday, February 9, 2017

A History Class With A Lot Of History In It.



Each row of desks are a different style






Zoom in and try to identify as many objects as you can.






This Monarch No.3 works great again.





This is one cool setup. A typewriter with it's own stand.



These 3-bank machines are neat little compact machines.




I love the thumb wear mark on the space bar.


This folding Corona is off to Pittsburgh.

Does anybody know what application this keyboard is for?



When you buy a lot of machines, sometimes they come with stuff.











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9 comments:

  1. That would be a fun place to go to school!
    I love the people who don't know the folding stand is in the bottom of some of those Underwood cases...sometimes that is the only way to get one cheaply. I love mine and use t fairly often; one of the laundromats I use has chairs but no tables and it is very helpful there.

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    1. Hi Mark, What a great idea to type at the laundromat. Beats just sitting there reading. Thanks for your comments!

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  2. That is hands down the coolest classroom I've ever seen! And some really amazing typewriters.

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    1. Sophia- Thanks for your generous comments. The pictures of the classroom don't do it justice. It's way cooler in person.

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  3. Another wonderful post. What a perfect history classroom!

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  4. Augusta Maine?? I want that one!!

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    1. Well you can't have it! Just kidding. I was hoping you would see that sticker. Thanks Janet.

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  5. Hi Sharon, Glad you found my blog. I write it on different typewriters and scan the pages into the computer and save them into my photos file. All the pictures I take on my phone and save them to the same photos file. Glad your are enjoying typing again. It's very addictive. Wait till you try typing on a older manual machine. Thanks!

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  6. I haven't looked at most blogs I used to follow in a long time, and this post was so nice to see. Thank you!

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