The last table for a more precise classification of Walther calculating machines dates back to the year 1997 (Historische Bürowelt no. 49). After 16 years there are so many new findings that the table had to be renovated. A current overview is available > here <

Martin Reese (und viele Helfer)

Thomas Fürtigs summary of brands, models and name variants of German manual typewriters is now available in an extended version. You can find this model overview in the members area under the menu item "Typewriter list".

Harald Schmid

This issue contains

• Erasing shields for typewriters
  (english translation in the members area)
• Arithmetic units in adding machines
• DEA: typewriter with a girls name...
• Brunsviga no. 633 – a deconstruction
  (english translation in the members area)
• Notes from office machine collectors scene: Uwe Breker
• Aristo M 27

Martin Reese

In this issue (among others):

• Curiosities of historical office technology
• Regional collectors’ meeting in Attendorn
• Office antiques auction in Cologne ... and the meeting after
• Invitation to the IFHB meeting in Nuremberg
• Board of directors’ report, May 2012 - November 2013
• ALCMB collectors’ meeting in Alsace
• The ENTER PC museum: a treasure trove in a modest building

Peter Muckermann

Georg Sommeregger