Showing posts with label royal model p. Show all posts
Showing posts with label royal model p. Show all posts

8 Oct 2016

We R Memory Keepers typewriter ribbons




I forgot to mention that these are not on universal spools—they will not work in many German, British, and other typewriters that use DIN spools.

Sent from my Facit TP2, Royal Model P, Olympia SM3, and Underwood Quiet Tab Ace

12 Jul 2014

Model P: forever in Vogue

1931 Royal Model P P276376











Vogue; the prevailing fashion or style at a particular time.
Classic; judged over a period of time to be of the highest quality and outstanding of its kind.

Sent from my new Royal Model P

22 Jan 2014

Origin of Royal's Vogue


Advertisement for Vogue. Oddly, only the caption for Ira Tarbell is set in Kabel.

This is a sample from the 1939 Futurama brochure by General Motors that uses Kabel.

(EDIT) I just discovered (that word again) that there is also a non-typewriter typeface called Vogue which is definitely the one Royal based their Vogue off of (surprise?). No digital version exists. Anyway, both Vogues were definitely based off of Kabel. (Ira Tarbell's caption is still Kabel though, and the body text may or may not be in Vogue.)

Read more about Kabel on Wikipedia.

Sent from my Vogue Royal Model P