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Antique Typewriter Collecting Anthony Casillo provides information on collectable typewriters, including pictorial gallery of early typewriters. http://www.typewritercollector.com/ - Report |
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Carbons to Computers - The Changing American Office Smithsonian Institution exhibit features museum display, timeline, and resources for further study. http://www.smithsonianeducation.org/educators/lesson_plans/carbons/typewriters.html - Report |
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Chuck and Rich's Antique Typewriter Website and Museum Virtual museum of antique typewriters, including toy, index, and special purpose typewriters. Also has information on selected early office items. http://typewriter.rydia.net - Report |
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Early Typewriter Collectors Association Information about ETCetera, the Journal of the Early Typewriter Collectors Association. http://typewriter.rydia.net/etcetera.htm - Report |
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Lady Typewriter Features an antique typewriter virtual library and museum, a timeline, and news for collectors. http://www.ladytypewriter.co.uk - Report |
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Mike Campbell's Antique Typewriters Information on collecting typewriters. Includes a gallery, restoration tips, and resources. http://www-personal.umich.edu/~msc/typewriter/ - Report |
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Shannon L. Johnson Typewriter Collection Contains tributes to select early typewriter companies and featured machines form Mr. Johnson's collection. And sources for hard to find supplies for antique typewriters. http://homepage.mac.com/sljohnson/typewriter.html - Report |
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Swedish Typewriter Page Includes a brief history of typewriters, examples of early models, and common questions about collecting. In Swedish and English. http://web.telia.com/~u13101111/typewriters.html - Report |
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The Classic Typewriter Page Offers information for antique typewriter collectors, including history, collecting and care tips, and typewriter humor. http://staff.xu.edu/~polt/typewriters/ - Report |
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The Typewriter Exchange History of office tools and the people that were responsible for the development of the scientific workplace. Articles on typewriters, adding machines, check writers, ribbon tins, staplers, and pencil sharpeners. http://www.geocities.com/typewriterexchange/ - Report |
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