1970 Hermes 3000 #7027726
Status: My Collection
Hunter: David Wing (deedub)
Created: 11-04-2016 at 09:33PM
Last Edit: 11-04-2016 at 09:34PM
Description:
The boxy version, but in a very intelligent Spanish layout. It's very easy to switch from the standard QWERTY, since the "?" and "!" are so well worked out.
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Hunter: David Wing (deedub)
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Status: Typewriter Hunter
Points: 241
Living in So. Calif. USA. Bought a mint SC flattop at an estate sale for $5 some years ago, and enjoyed the tactility of typing after using computers since 1968, the punch-card era. I gave it to my mother-in-law to exercise her arthritic fingers. After she passed away last year I found it among her things. I wanted something newer, so bought an Olympia SM3. I am not a collector, but seem to have acquired more than 30 machines since March 2016, and have passed several on to family and friends, and bartered with others.
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