1. Mignon typesleeves, from Mark Owen in England.
2. Enesco Musical Nicholas Typewriter, from Jan in Lorn, New South Wales (arrived in the Nick of time).
3. A small portable typewriter from Vera in Adelaide, South Australia. To find out more about it, subscribe to ETCetera and read the "Portables, ETCetera" column in the March 2013 edition.
1 comment:
Strange, but fascinating! That musical toy typewriter made me chuckle with the mice's antics. "We all were very good... really..."
Ah, an Oliver portable! I've heard of those; how does it type?
Those type sleeves look very modern, almost current technology; but they predate IBM's golfball type element by a long time, right? Would you happen to have the machine that used them, so that we can take a look? ^^
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