Who's Enabling Whom?




Post-Script: A big thanks to Ted Munk for identifying it as an SM3. And later I checked the Serial Number Database and found it was made in 1957, the year of my birth.
Which reminds me: do as I say, not as I do. If you have any kind of typewriter collection, you should register them, in serial number and photos if possible, on Ted Munk's site. I've been remiss. Really need to get this done.
Here's Duke City Kitchen's menu.
And here's my vlog-style video on this day of thrift store hunting:
PPS: After typing this two-pager, the backspace decided to start working. Goes to show, these machines thrive on being used.
Now, a preview of an upcoming video: what's the best machine: Olympia SMx, Hermes 3000, Olivetti Lettera 22 or Smith-Corona 5? Hmm...
Labels: Duke City Kitchen, Olympia SM3, Ted Munk, thrift stores
