random leftovers (saturday)

Goodwill had a nest of adders

Then on Sunday.  sorry no photos

A Machine for the End of the World?

With apologies to the blog of the same name.

I did get the "g" working a little better.

National Night Out

Here's our route: http://www.mapmyride.com/routes/fullscreen/122240965/

I had to re-thread the ribbon in the 22, it had been threaded behind the right side of the vibrator and kept tugging it up in the way of the line of type.  Smudges can be seen where I did this, but improvement after.

food

Dance group

hot shop

hot shop again

protective suit!

sk8rz

My shirt only five bucks, and I got to apply the design myself

last party - I forgot to take pics at the other two

Now I can't put my typewriter away.

Mimeo 2

First, I added a link after publication to yesterday's post.  Here again for those who missed it is the article from ETCetera.  Go to page 10.

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mimeographs

All four of these crank smoothly, but three are missing a roller, I believe.

I'm starting with the two oldest ones.

I'll get to the Model 77's in a later post.

1.) Neostyle 8-F

Old, for sure, but I'm not sure how old.  Since typewriter sellers often go hilariously wrong trying to date the machines by the patent dates, so I'm hesitant to wade into the same minefield here.  I don't know how long this model was in production. 

2.) Mentions Edison on the label.  I had wondered about that but one of my search hits happened to be an article in ETCetera. from 1991 (p. 10) giving the answer.  This is Model no. 76.

Return on investment?

spreading the revolution

I'm glad he didn't take either of these, they're a bit frustrating

and every serious typist should have an Olympia