This issue contains

• Photo gallery 1948: A look into an office machine store in Lausanne
• Germania and Regina - more light into the darkness
• From the Reliable to the Phoenix - and about Paul Grützmann
• The OMEGA typewriter
• The largest telephone switchboard in the world
• The "American" - an adding machine from the Chicago can factory
• Louis Leitz: a stele reminds of his 175th birthday
• Walther simplex 224 & Co
• Emerged from cellars and floors: new finds
• A scrapping operation for the US Air Force

Martin Reese

This issue contains:

• Collectors meeting "40 years IFHB" in Celle, 22-24.10.2021
  Program and organizational details
• The box with the chameleon: Edra typewriter ribbon
• Typewriter exhibition in Marburg
• Art in the world of the office
• Regional collectors' meeting in Stuhr near Bremen
• Short report from the collectors' meeting in Munich
• "Adler-Privat" - The most beautiful ...

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This issue contains

• Carlo Gagliazzo and the Invicta typewriter
• Walthers DIWA 32
• Thales No. 96
• Low-noise typewriters
• Carl Winterling: typewriter designer and manufacturer in Frankfurt a. M.
• Winterling's music typewriters - his speciality
• Mercedes - Made in Italy under License of Mercedes Büromaschinenwerke
• Reicholds Arithmetic Calculator

Martin Reese

This issue contains:

• Historical document: Special offer for Remington typewriters from 1927
• The Fortuna index typewriter
• The Typewriter Exchange now digitally searchable
• The Star mini-adder: a trade fair novelty that flopped
• Stuttgart computer museum
• Antique pencil sharpener from France
• Flea market visit

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In this issue (among others):

• On the Death of Peter Muckermann
• Type Basket No. 1 10/88
• Typewriter art: Prince Philip
• Maschine(s) of the month: Olympia Musicwriter und Nototyp
• The Curta calculating machines in the holdings of the Liechtenstein National Museum
• Enigma flood
• Historical Document: "Mechanized writing - the author's tools of the trade"

Detlef Zerfowski