Before keyboards and computers
there were typewriters
transforming words into books
curious machines with odd looks
there were once
keyboard typewriters
single-element typewriters
Type Bar typewriters
Index typewriters
Teletype typewriters
and Electric typewriters
once valuable tools for writers
they’ve gone away
mere curiosities today
but once upon a time
you couldn’t write a poem
a news story or a book
without these machines
no matter how funny they look
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My dad at 88 years old, still has a typewriter he uses to address letters for the Post Office. NO internet, NO Excel or Word. He’s happy keeping the memory of that old electric relic alive.
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Back in 1983 when I was an editor of a small town weekly newspaper I had a 1910 Royal that I used to type captions for photos when I laid out the newspaper. We had a crude computer that couldn’t do crap.
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Things have really changed!
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