In this issue (among others):

• The historic office technology page: The Centigraph Adding Machine
• Collectors' meeting in Gmünd, Austria
• A typewriter found elsewhere than the flea market
• Visit to a typewriter exhibit in Königsberg
• Program for the meeting in Garbsen
• The "neverending story" of the Austria I

Peter Muckermann

In this issue (among others):

• The historic office technology page: the first transistorized tabletop calculator
• Member swap meet in Pfäffikon, theme: Christmas
• Unknown calculating machine
• An attempt at a history of the Lambert typewriter
• Fresh finds: Continental from the Führer’s bunker and a Russian Odhner
• Researching the Webb Adder (1868-1888)

Peter Muckermann

This issue contains

• Curta "en masse" - a true story
• In memory of Leibniz's stepped drum and its successors
• A Remington 7 changes its casing after 115 years
• Original technical drawings: the backbone of every machine production
• Typewriters in descent (newspaper report of 1998)
• The "Multimator" made by Curt Herzstark
• Teetzmann, Colt, Orga - and the mechanic Wilhelm Augustin
  (with English translation in the members area)
• The history of the typewriter collection in Dresden

Martin Reese

In this issue (among others):

• The historic office technology page: homemade cross-section models of typewriters
• Office antiques auction in Cologne
• Collectors' meeting after the auction in Cologne
• Report from the regional meeting in Essen
• 2nd update on the Austria Model 1 in wooden case (1906-08)
• Supplement to the article "300 Years of Stepped-Drum Calculator" in HBw 106

Peter Muckermann