With links to the Jurassic technological era of ENIAC and UNIVAC, the sturdy, dependable Remington 333 helps keep young dinosaur fans filled with imagination and creativity. Let’s explore more:
In an article, “50 Years of the Jetsons: Why The Show Still Matters,” the Smithsonian Magazine describes the Jetsons as being born in The Golden Age of Futurism. Flying cars, jetpacks, and robot maids — the Jetsons had everything Americans in the Space Age dreamed about. It was filled with Read more…
The caravelle was an important tool for the 15th Century voyages of exploration and discovery. Christopher Columbus sailed across the Atlantic with three such ships. And in that sense, these 20th Century Penncrest Caravelle typewriters lives up to their namesakes – they too are great tools for discovery, creativity, and Read more…
Based on the highly regarded Hermes Baby, the Lettera 82 was manufactured by Olivetti in Brazil using machinery purchased from Hermes. This makes the Hermes Baby, and its SEQUELS the Rocket and the Lettera 82, one of the longest running typewriter models ever made. Is the sequel better than the Read more…
Many collectors love the Typewriter Shop stickers/badges that adorn the frames and cases of their machines. Some make a hobby out of collecting just those emblems – or at least snapshots of those badges. The problem arises about what to do with blemished or broken badges. These stickers, many of Read more…
With the Royalite typewriter, Royal launched an ultraportable dynasty that lasted for decades. Join us, and Alexander Hamilton, and even King George III, as we review and compare several customized Royalite typewriters with their competitors from the 1950’s and 60’s including: the Adler Tippa, the Antares Parva, and the Smith Read more…
Let’s light this candle. Join Lazy Dog Typewriters as we explore the history of the Apollo Program and celebrate the 50th anniversary of the first moon landing with a commemorative custom painted Brother 100 (JP-1) typewriter — designed to represent the marvel of technology that was the Apollo Program and Read more…
I love all typewriters. These machines of mechanical grace and creativity beckon to us from a bygone era, reminding us of the need for focus in order to be creative and even calm. The mechanical thwack of the keys and the welcome “ding” of the bell upon reaching the margin Read more…