This issue contains:

• "Gul Addo – Smidig, Djärv och Effektiv"
• Die Schönheit der Zahlen
• Sammlertreffen in Köln - Rückblick auf den 12.09.2026
• Interessanter elektronischer Tischrechner mit Lochkarten: Canola 164P
• Caracas, den 20. März 1950
• Ein Tag voller historischer Schreib- und Büromaschinen -
  Mittelschüler reisten in die Vergangenheit
• Interessanter Neuzugang in der Bibliothek

This issue contains

• Roger's inking ribbon adventures
• The Typo miniature typewriter with type-disc - a patent product from Dresden!
• Scribola - the "Smart" among adding machines
• On the dating of the early Empire and Adler typewriters
• The Pohl-Goldschmidt Cabinet of Art and Curiosities:
  Valuable Mathematical and Scientific Instruments and Treasures of the Renaissance - Part 1
• New discoveries on old Malling-Hansen typewriters

This issue contains:

• Areas of Interest Updated in the Member Directory
• 100th Northern German Collectors’ Meeting in Stuhr
• Dealing with Nazi Symbols on Office Machines
• Greek Telephone Museum in Athens
• What do cigar bow ties have to do with office machines?
• Model of a Switching-Cam-Lobe-Type Calculator

This issue contains:

• 14th International IFHB Collectors’ Meeting in Parcines
• Second Bielefeld Collectors’ Meeting
• A Ducati Sparks a Collectors’ Meet on May 31, 2026
• Friden Specialist from Swabia
• Visit to František Hubař’s New Typewriter Museum
• Creative Market—Exciting Public Outreach!

This issue contains

• The MONARCH typewriter - the great (un)known
• Lipsia Addi 9, an outsider
• Little Shavers — Part II
• Minerva typewriter for the blind and its designer Marie Antonie Mahler
• XxX – an elegant stepped drum machine from Seidel & Naumann, Dresden