Antony Valoppi, proprietor of recently-opened vintage typewriter boutique Type Space ... models includes such historic marvels as an 1830s typographer more closely resembling a Ouija Board ...

ADVERTISEMENT I expected "California Typewriter" to be a thoughtful retrospective on the demise of the typing machine starting with the 16th century Italian typographer inventors and ending ...

Though patented, Mr. Thurber's typewriter was never manufactured ... The first U.S. patent for a machine called the Typographer was issued to Petersham native William A. Burt in 1829, while ...

Higher resolution images of these historic models of typewriters are available thanks to Wikipedia. The first model mentioned in the film, the Typographer, patented by William Austin Burt in 1829 ...

donated more than 400 typewriters to the museum. He died in 1957. The oldest machine in the collection is the massive and heavy Jones mechanical typographer from 1853. The newest in the collection ...

The first manufactured index machines were produced in the early 1880s and marketed as more affordable alternatives to the typewriter. At the time, typewriters cost around $125, the equivalent of ...

Q I am sending four photos showing different views of an antique Franklin typewriter ... he called it a typographer. Christopher Latham Sholes patented the first practical writing machine as ...

Presumably there never was an actual typewriter museum, but only some Harry Potter-esque Museum of Requirement that reconfigures itself to fit visitors’ deepest desires.

Electric typewriters and computers now both use proportional fonts, eliminating the need for the extra space, Manjoo writes. “Every modern typographer agrees on the one-space rule,” he says.

Now, thanks to German typographer Harald Geisler ... is the creator of a beautiful typographic calendar made up of 2,015 typewriter keys, and successfully crowdfunded an effort to digitize ...