In this issue (among others):

• The historic office technology page: the Brunsviga model G
• Report from the international meeting in Gmünd, Austria
• North German regional meeting in Braak
• Meeting in Schnaittach, theme: "Typewriters in Telegraphy"
• Special exhibit: "The Spirit of Invention - Inventions Great and Small from the Stone Age to Now"
• A detective investigates collectors' circles

Peter Muckermann

In this issue (among others):

• The historic office technology page: the Kryha-Liliput
• Report from the regional meeting in Essen
• Swap meet in Pfäffikon, theme: Writers and their typewriters
• New book: Swiss Calculating Machines (H. W. Egli and his Millionär and MADAS calculators)
• News from around the world

Peter Muckermann

This issue contains

• Franz Hübl, his typewriter "Tip Tip" and adding machine "Addisubtra"
• Contributions to the secret cooperation of the GDR and FRG in the field of typewriters
• Monos, Gauß und Omiag - small companies in Brungsviga's wake
• The repair workshop of Hans-Jürgen Denker in Blumenthal near Kiel
• The latest from 1968: Data transmission by telephone (acoustic coupler)
• The Butec AG - or like Japanese typewriters came to Switzerland
• Old office - revived after 90 years
• Use of planimeters in the office

Martin Reese

In this issue (among others):

• The historic office technology page: the Soyuz Arithmometer
• News from around the world
• Opening of Swiss typewriter exhibit at the Partschins typewriter museum
• Treasure hunters find a "Hitler mill" cipher device

Peter Muckermann

This issue contains

• The SIEMAG Saldoquick: a combination of a typewriter and an adding machine
• My personal RIS-IK-O
• New documents and pictures about Peter Mitterhofer
• More than a reproduction? The "Mitterhofer typewriter" hybrid model at the TU Dresden
  (with English translation in the members area)
• The Millionaire No. 10
• Brunsviga MD - not an extended Brunsviga M
• New insights into the old office: the year 1907
• Newspaper review
• Book review: Kienzle - A German industrial company in the 20th century
• "Calculated!" - Opening of a special exhibition in Glashütte/Saxonia

Martin Reese