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1959 version from Fresh Ribbon
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This is awesome!
ReplyDeleteI've got the 1965 version (7th ed.). Personal data of Mr. William E. Glass, age 20. 5'11" as well.
ReplyDeleteBut instead of Fresh Ribbon's brunette, I've got a blonde, and one of the exercises tucked within the pages. And, while yours has the pics of individual typewriters, mine more covers manuals vs electrics. I'll have top post pictures...
I agree with Matt--these are awesome.
I got such a kick out of the comments on the Fresh Ribbon post!
ReplyDeleteThat is pretty interesting stuff. I can't say that I have set my desk up "properly", nor have a ran through the proper excercises for choosing the correct typewriter. Dang it.
ReplyDeleteI'll do a bit here and there from the book, but my HS typing teacher must have learned this way as I get flashbacks reading it. Inserting the paper especially. This book even gives finger calisthenics I'll have to post soon.
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