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Love this!
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Thanks Lucy
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So shiny! I’d love to have a go on those keys.
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You could bang out a Monday Walk easily Jo
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I used to love typewriters – I was fascinated from a young age so hardly surprising I took to word processing, and consequently computing so easily. 🙂
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I thought being a Daisy Wheel typewriter was fun. I remember when they came out
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It is a beauty! I loved using a typewriter!
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Thanks Aletta, made me smile when I saw it
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Splendid machine and so colorful too. Good song choice for it too.
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Thanks Graham
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The days of carbon paper
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Yes
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Great colors, the red pops out. I remember this interesting typewriter.
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The Daisy Wheel was the latest technology. First toy one I have seen
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I think learning to type on a manual typewriter might have been the most-valuable class I ever had to be honest. I like this vintage style you have here.
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Probably was a good thing but boys weren’t allowed to go anywhere near a typewriter
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Come to think of it, only girls were in my 9th grade typing class. I don’t know if large, gaudy rings were popular around 1968-70 there, but Ms. Miller made us remove them as soon as we got into class as she said they slowed down our typing.
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A lot of jewellery wasn’t allowed anyway. I don’t remember any of the girls wearing big rings
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It was a passing fad her in the late 60s here. We had a lot of clothing fads going on at that time – bell bottoms, go go boots, fishnets, peace symbols, those rings. 🙂
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same here
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Totally awesome. What a work of art. Lovely to hear one of my favourite Beatles songs too.
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Hard to think of it as a toy. Happy you like the song too
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Perfect song!
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Thanks 😀
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how did I miss this one, and the excellent music?! Thank goodness for square galleries as it means I check via the tags.
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Thank goodness I tag too
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