Typewriter HistoryThe Electric Transition: How Power Typing Changed the Office, 1935–1965The electric typewriter did not replace the manual overnight. It took thirty years, two wars, and a complete rethinking of what a typist's body was for. Here is how power typing took the office apart and put it back together.Tag
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Typewriter HistoryThe Electric Transition: How Power Typing Changed the Office, 1935–1965The electric typewriter did not replace the manual overnight. It took thirty years, two wars, and a complete rethinking of what a typist's body was for. Here is how power typing took the office apart and put it back together.
Parts & AccessoriesCarbon Paper Is Not Dead: A Practical Guide for Typewriter UsersBefore the photocopier, every carbon-copied letter passed through a sheet of pigmented paper thinner than a magazine page. It is still manufactured, still useful, and worth learning to use well.