In this issue (among others):

• The historic office technology page: double Imperial typewriter
• My favorite tools
• Documents from the office world of the past
• A mysterious crank device
• A Brunsviga ashtray?
• Five previously unknown reproductions by Roberto Guatelli
• Exhibition on "The Fascination of Mechanical Office Machines" in Garbsen
• 100,000 clicks on "Historic Typewriters"
• Seeking informaion on the Imperial double typewriter

Peter Muckermann

In this issue (among others):

• The historic office technology page: illuminated Continental Standard
• My favorite tools
• Documents from the office world of the past
• 25th spring office machine collectors’ meeting in Garbsen
• Members’ swap meet in Pfäffikon
• Letter to the editor

Peter Muckermann

This issue contains

• Restoration of an Hebrew Mercedes 5
• ANITA - the first electronic desktop calculator
• Wolfgang Bergmann, Olivetti and Günter Grass
• Arithmeum: The inventory list goes to the internet
• An unexpected discovery in Florence, Italy
• A UNITAS prototype made of Saxonia components
• Ludwig Spitz: Completion of his CV
• Artworks with typewriters
• Logos 27 - Olivetti's culmination of mechanical computing
• Some interesting IFHB collectibles
• Letters to the editor
• New insights into old offices

Martin Reese

In this issue (among others):

• The historic office technology page: Mockva Mod. 8
• My favorite tools
• Office antiques auction in Cologne, November 10, 2018
• The meeting “afterwards” at the Deckstein Tennis Club, Cologne
• The little calculator that wanted to be electric
• Collectors’ meetings in the USA, 2018
• Essen regional meeting — this time in Haltern am See
• Documents from the office world of the past
• Museum Day 2018 at the German Typewriter Museum, Bayreuth

Peter Muckermann

In this issue (among others):

• The historic office technology page: Mockba Mod. 6
• My favorite tools
• Time is turned back in Benningen
• News from Bletchley Park
• North German regional meeting in Braak
• Documents from the office world of the past
• Willi Heinlein’s typewriter museum in Hoffenheim

Peter Muckermann