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To: OXENinFLA
Or could it have been an IBM Selectric

I doubt it. Neither one of these suspect BCs show the characteristic superb spacing and even baseline ability, giving a near "typeset" quality, for which that the IBM Selectric was famous. Instead we see slipped spacing, baseline jumping, and even close overstrikes. That would not be possible on the IBM Selectric.

Actually they look like the product of old, worn typewriters that might be found in government offices. . . especially colonial offices that got the hand-me-downs of other more important ministry offices.

2,109 posted on 08/05/2009 1:22:33 AM PDT by Swordmaker (remember, the proper pronunciation of IE is "AAAAIIIIIEEEEEEE!)
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To: Swordmaker
Actually they look like the product of old, worn typewriters that might be found in government offices. . . especially colonial offices that got the hand-me-downs of other more important ministry offices.

Agreed. I said the first day it looks like a 50's Royal model.

Would someone please give me the Cliff Notes version of this. I spent the entire day on the first 6000 post thread, was absent a day, and came back now this. Yeah, I know, fixin' to get flamed for asking.

2,126 posted on 08/05/2009 6:23:05 AM PDT by bgill (The evidence simply does not support the official position of the Obama administration)
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