1 of 1- Amelia
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Cleaning & Lubrication Guide
- Valiant
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Re: Cleaning & Lubrication Guide
Stevetype33 wrote:
Found more from the same Reader's Digest guide on this blog:
Hey, Stevetype33 and Amelia, these are great...thanks for sharing them!
"Now is the time for all good men to come to the aid of the typewriter."
- typngon12a
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Re: Cleaning & Lubrication Guide
I know it's kind of late for a reply, but thanks. I'm collecting as much information as possible on this subject.
- TypewriterKing
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Re: Cleaning & Lubrication Guide
Whoo boy!! Does this take me back. Maw got one of those Reader's Digest "Fix It Yourself" manuals. You can fix darn near everything reading one of those. Believe me. I know. I studied that thing to death from about age nine to now. I even used it to partly teach me how to repair typewriters. I can say that a lot of my early training on typewriters and typewriter repair came from that old book. I still have it--and that thing's been luuuuuvved to death.
Underwood--Speeds the World's Bidness
