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To: Tahts-a-dats-ago

Now that we're back to talking about typewriters, Killian's old secretary said the machine she used was an Olympia. Which Olympia, I haven't a clue.


6 posted on 09/15/2004 12:11:22 AM PDT by GoLightly
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To: GoLightly

Olympia Traveller C Typewriter

This small typewriter is ideal for anybody "on the move" or from "moveon". Lightweight and easy to carry, it is always at hand when you most need it. Perfect for use indoors or outdoors, forging old military documents, this neat, compact machine is simple to operate--even the most inexperienced Lt Col. will find it a pleasure to use for those little typing jobs and CYA memos. Despite its delicate looks, the Traveler C is sturdy and robust, and offers a number of useful features like superscript and Times New Roman to make your forging even simpler. Margins, line spacing and touch adjuster control can be adjusted as required. Using the ribbon switch lever, you can set the two-color ribbon to black or red, or you can even produce a stencil. It will even match MS Word ® which hasn't been invented yet!

CBS mocking off!

16 posted on 09/15/2004 5:43:49 AM PDT by Condor51 (May God have mercy upon my enemies, because I won't. -- Gen G. Patton Jr)
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