There was I preparing to write a post in praise of Japanese-made typewriters. Then up turns a man who is opting out of this mad, mad, mad wo...

ON THE day I was born – 78 years ago yesterday – a young man in Detroit, Michigan, turned his life around. He did it with a battered old Und...

So pleased to see that Margaret Talbot, a 22-year veteran staff writer for The New Yorker , has taken the trouble to check the facts laid ou...

Typewriter historian Michael Adler as a 12-year-old "violin genius", in Sydney in 1947. When The Sydney Morning Herald reviewed M...

The groundbreaking typewriter historian Michael Hugo Adler died on the Fourth of July this year, aged 90, on the Greek Island of Mykonos. At...

 

Today, April 25, is Anzac Day, and many New Zealanders will be honouring their war dead. But one brave New Zealander, who died on Anzac Day ...

Further to my post yesterday, today I received from Laurie Cox of the Stroppel Hotel and  Mineral Baths in Midland, South Dakota, these imag...

Of the 2937 posts on this blog, one that I am most proud of was published on March 13, 2019, under the heading, “Betsy Beaton, The Boy With ...

I’ve been asked to service before sale this 1903 (serial #302981) Underwood 5. It’s history includes a thorough rebuild in the 1920s or 30s ...

World Typewriter Day was marked yesterday and merely acted as a reminder that Latham Sholes’s earliest patents were barely practical and nee...