Category: From the Desk of Reverend Munk
Typecasts from the desk of the Right Reverend Theodore Munk
Typospherian Meet-Up, Zephyr Secured and Mail Call
Antique Alphabet Stamping Set and EDCN Brian G of Buckeye! Mary E. Of MyOldTypewriter.com One of a handful of people who came in to MTE and were treated to an impromptu Typospherian Experience. Our Gang! I was curious to see if I could find replacement shell screws – to the parts manual! a 3-48 Binding […]
Rapid Fire Mail Call!
A Mail Call and a Collage
I’ve had a surplus of clippings from the things sent to me by mail in the back pocket of the EDCN, so I decided to make a collage. Also a test of a vertical fold-out page in EDCN format.
Update on the AI Thing; It’s’a Movin’ Real Fast… Also, Mail Call!
“Thou shalt not make a machine in the likeness of a human mind.” – The Orange Catholic Bible Yeah, already here. A couple days ago I went through a drive-through and had my order taken perfectly by an AI through the voicebox radio in the drive-through line. The same voicebox that is crackly and renders […]
Silly Silent Shadowplays
UJTU Underwood Portables & etc.
La Corona
Weapon of Choice: “Indy” 1959 Tower Chieftain III #3YT167056
Two Mail Calls! :D
Larry’s Episode goes out tonight, but gonna have to put Michael’s in the “waiting” pile, until I get Episode 10’s artwork & liner notes done. I guess that’s the kick in the pants for me to do it. :P
Kolibris and Hats on TCL
Weapon of Choice: 1962 Groma Kolibri N #N43143 Typewriter Club LIVE 2023-03-12 This hat band tied directly end to end on my dad’s hat. Gotta spread a few inches wider on me.
Mail Call and a Howe Industries Double Pallet Attache Tool Case
Weapon of Choice: “Tex” 1957 Underwood De Luxe #AG2859328
A UJTU gone off the rails, Restocking Ep9’s and a Mail Call that is a step towards saving the universe.
Over here I’m makin’ a couple of MicroCassettes for Agents so equipped. Over here I’m printing out a 9# airmail sheet from the 1940’s with 6-up 2nd liner notes, a 60# sheet of 40 year old Canary Fasson Crack-N-Peel Plus label paper for the 6-up cover labels, and 6 sheets of 24# recycled Crest letterheads, […]
Mail Call & ArtCipher 10 on WOOD! :D
Mail Call: Williams Typewriter Book by Lucas Dul
Busted Dryer to Episode 10
Mail Call from the Keys!
This Correspondent has achieved all 9 Episodes, so I gotta get creative again. (:
Type Pals Write Now!
Hey, here’s something random plus what I typed during TCL today! :D
UJTU: Two More Days!
UJTU: Stampers and ArtCipher Nine
Post #53 This Month! :D
See ArtCipher 6 featured in JVC’s latest Mail Time!
Mail Call and a Cool DIY Printing Kit
Artcipher Eight
Why does every videogame need to have fishing?
Ahh, fishing, such a peaceful, relaxing pastime for the weary Tesla Knight.
Typing on WOOD!
Artcipher Seven
Mail Call and a Visit from Brian G!
Two Wilson Jones Hummers and a bit less than two months worth of EDCN writing in the archive!
2023-02-17 UJTU
2023-02-16 UJTU
Heh, gotta get to 50 posts this month somehow… :D
Mail Call from TypeBar-ista Cafe! :D
Misc bits of Interest from the 1949 Rocky’s OAMI Newsletters
From the collection of Kirk Jackson, Rocky’s OAMI Newsletter, 1949. Baco Ribbon in 1949? The Remington “All New” Portable of 1949. What’s an LC Smith “Foxgauge”? Some fun posters from Ohio Typewriter Co. A proposal for standardization of typewriter screws (and incidentally, a reference for the existing screws on various US Makes)
1949: Who is Byron L. Wolfe, Author of OAMI Noiseless Typewriter Mechanical Training Manual?
1949: Who is Byron L. Wolfe, Author of the OAMI Noiseless Typewriter Mechanical Training Manual? From the collection of Kirk Jackson, Rocky’s OAMI Newsletter, 1949.
Mail Call and on Underwood Service Manuals from the 1940’s
Ziggy Stardust pin got swiped by Tori immediately. I found a leather foot on the ground at the Ren Faire Saturday.
ArtCipher Number Six
ArtCiphers in the mail, anyone? :D
Pretty Pictures & Scanners All In A Row! :D
From the collection of Kirk at Nashville Typewriter.
Rocky’s Role in the Vanishing of Pre-1920 Typewriters
Just months after the founding of the OAMI, the newsletter announced the parameters of the training school’s need for machines on which to train the students. The machines accepted for the program were rebuilt at the cost of materials and returned to the dealers who resold them. There was a hard limit to how old […]