This issue contains

• Vaucanson from northern France
• Theft of office equipment in 1965
• Typewriters in Russia in 1937
• PRÜFAKO: a self-registering test machine
• Brunsviga special model of 1918 with electric multiplication
  (english translation in the members area)
• The IBM Selectric typewriter: From the typeball to the keyboard
• Virotyp - Who was Henry Viry ?
• An unknown Stoewer Record
• Glance into the office: the stenographer
  (english version in the members area)

Martin Reese

In this issue (among others):

• The historic office technology page: a "botched" Curta I
• Swap meet in Pfäffikon with the theme "Postcards of Old"
• Known serial numbers for Kuli I and II calculators
• Regional meeting in Essen, June 19, 2016
• Princess steno machine - never commercially produced!
• Invitation to the Austrian collectors' meeting in Bad Vöslau
• Snapped up in a German TV show: a yellow plastic Triumph Tippa typewriter

Peter Muckermann

In this issue (among others):

• The historic office technology page: "Marion" pencil cutter and sharpener
• International typewriter collectors' meeting in Partschins
• Auction "Office Antiques" in Cologne
• Meeting after the auction in Cologne
• Book review: ArchimedeS - The history of a calculator factory in Glashütte, Saxony
• SHBS Meeting on April 9

Peter Muckermann

In this issue (among others):

• The historic office technology page: the Parlograph
• 10 years of the QWERTZUIOPÜ museum in Kerpen
• IFHB general assembly in Erfurt
• Spring meeting of office machine collectors in Engelbostel near Garbsen
• Why always see "black"?
• 25-35-year members honored by the IFHB
• Minutes of the IFHB meeting, Erfurt
• The Typosphere: Report by Norbert Schwarz at the Erfurt meeting

Peter Muckermann

This issue contains

• The wages office
• "Radio" typewriter: gluing or welding of breakages?
• Small disasters
• World travel of a "Millionaire" calculator
• The typewriter museum of Olympia in Wilhelmshaven
• BriCal - in all variations
• The Badenia calculators of Mathias Bäuerle, St. Georgen
• Adolf Bordt: his companies, partners, and calculators (cont.)

Martin Reese