Imagine, if you will, a typewriter that has seen the rise and fall of civilizations, the birth of new ideas, and the death of good grammar. This is the typewriter that once held the hands of Hemingway, Joyce, and other great writers. Its keys are worn smooth, its ribbon is frayed, and its thoughts are as dusty as the pages it has printed.
Parchment Paper Ink Slingin'For those of you who are curious, the stories of the typewriters past are written in this book.