- Uwe
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Re: 1930's Underwood Noiseless desk model
Nice job treefaller! I suspect that a noiseless/silent/quiet model would have been preferred for someone in a ham shack transcribing Morse code on the fly.
The pronoun I has always been capitalized in the English language for more than 700 years.
- ztyper
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Re: 1930's Underwood Noiseless desk model
Well done! She looks quite amazing and I'm sure it's a real treat to use the machine you've been working on for nearly two months now. Glad your efforts have paid off!
A high schooler with a lot of typewriters. That's pretty much about it.
- TypewriterGuy
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Re: 1930's Underwood Noiseless desk model
Wow. EXCELLENT job!
Back from a long break.
Starting fresh with my favorite typer. A Royal Futura!
- Daveyp
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Re: 1930's Underwood Noiseless desk model
Great job!
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