A Typewriter That Folds in Half

Typed on my new Corona 3 with a bit of effort.

Bill's Descent Part 2 (The afterlife was not what Bill had expected it to be)

Typed on my Smith-Corona Zephyr Deluxe

Identical (Torpedo 18) Twins

Typed on my two Torpedo 18s and my Imperial de luxe 5.

My original 2011 Torpedo blog post with photos and first impressions.

Bill's Descent Part 1 (Bill's Life leads to Death)

What happens to Bill next? TBC

Typed on my Remington Deluxe Noiseless.

A Most Crowned Typewriter

Typed on my lovely Imperial De Luxe 5

Robert Messenger featured my Imperial on his post about Imperial Portable Typewriters.

What I Discovered at the Methodist Yard Sale

Typed on my new Remington Deluxe Noiseless on paper from a hotel in Colorado that I picked up last summer. It's surprisingly heavy and very nice compared to my usual copy paper fare. Too bad I only had two sheets. See how the keys sparkle? They're so new-looking.

Also, with my new PowerBook I can actually use the new Blogger interface. And upload photos en masse instead of one at a time. Funfunfun.

1960s-1980s typing paper

There's some typing paper covers for you all. I rather like the first two designs.
These came with my Webster XL-500 that I bought last year.

'PLEASE LISTEN TO THIS MESAGE!!!!!!!!'

I'll post the paper covers separately.

Typed on my Brother Webster XL-500

So Blogger doesn't work on my computer at home anymore. It's old, so I expected as much eventually. So...as long as school lasts I'll upload from there but who knows about the interim between graduation and The Big Move.


I'm now updating this blog from my main Gmail account. Very convenient but I loose the 'Philosophothinker, ThD' name.

On the Topic of '21 Questions' & Indiana

Hehee. Hahaa. I forgot my plea. Um, well, want to exchange these things called typewritten letters? I want to if you're young, attractive, male, and single. But if you're nice that's good enough. Email me. nickbeland (at) gmail (dot) com

Typed on my Hermes 3000

P.S. I'm Just Weird.

Cheap Communist Thrills

Maybe I'm not a fan of Communism, but these Eastern European typewriters are pretty awesome.
Also, new discovery thanks to Richard Polt--the margin sets are a lot easier than I had thought a first.
Typed on my new Consul Silent