The slow-motion collection diaspora continues, as the Silver-Reed travel machine is rehomed to Cynthia, one of the attendees of the recent B...

Still working on the Smith-Corona Silent, as time allows. The latest mystery appeared after my previous post, wherein I managed to recover t...

I'm making some good progress with the 1948 Smith-Corona Silent that I picked up the other day. One of its most serious problems is a f...

THE TYPEWRITER CODE (abridged) Keep a close eye on the keys Stripes make everything better It's OK to celebrate your finds in...

FIGURE 1: THE RHINO MAKES A DISCOVERY "O hai! A present for me!" FIGURE 2: ALAS! VERTICALLY CHALLENGE D "Little he...

Is there no depth to which my old nemesis refuses to sink? I was ticked to find that Scott's 3-D printed part should -- with some care ...

I don't know if I have the luck of Adwoa or Robert but two typewriters crossed my path today: an unremarkable and very stinky SCM Gala...