This issue contains:

• The Making of ... or How the HBw-Aktuell is Made
• Follow-up to the Article on Soldering Torches (HbW-A 7/8)
• The Inner Life of a Hermes Baby
• 100th Anniversary of the DIN Standard for Paper Sizes
• Curta Designer Elmar Maier Deceased
• Salter 7 - My Life in Germany
• North German Meeting at Alois Brefka's Banking and Typewriter Museum
• Virtual Meeting on Sunday, August 21, 2022
• Collector Meeting in Ansbach August 27, 2022
• Meeting in Cologne (Decksteiner Tennis Club) on 17.09.2022

This issue contains

• The calculators of Dorr E. Felt in the Arithmeum: Comptometer and Comptograph
• Typewriter Norica Model II found
• Thoughts on the Anniversary "400 Years of Calculating Machines"
• Harmonische Analysatoren – Analoge Rechengeräte für Ingenieure und Wissenschaft
• Yatran Typewriter – a heavyweight from Ukraine
• LogAbax - Mammoths of Precision Mechanics

This issue contains:

• Valtock Super 2000 - "Children Pray, Father Solders"
• Unknown Device
• Anker Booking Machine
• A Visual Ontology of Computation as a Novel Collection Display
• Fairy Tales Still Exist!
• Report from the Hamburg meeting on 10.07.2022
• Interesting Magazine Find

This issue contains:

• eBay Brexit problems
• 200 years of Arithmomètres by Thomas de Colmar:
  Prototypes, showpieces and serial production
• Virtual round table on Sunday, June 26, 2022
• Advertising with a difference
• Change in the editorial team of the "Historische Bürowelt":
  Thanks to Martin Reese - welcome Wilfried Denz
• Invitation: collectors meeting in Stuhr by Bremen
• Calculating machines on advertising stamps
• 200 years of Peter Mitterhofer

This issue contains

• The office machine master mechanics' school in Bielefeld
• 60 years of Typo from France
• Melitta calculating machines 1945 - 1959
• As a technician in the field service of IBM (Part 2)
• Good tidings for little Inge
• Index typewriter "Edelmann"
• The Mercedes Elektra 2 and the IBM Electromatic
• Art and Technology, Man and Machine
• The story of a mysterious calculating machine from Glashütte: Strasser & Rohde

Martin Reese