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Harold Jacobsohn Unfollow
“ Typewriter ”
The first typewriter was patented in 1868. Underwood started producing this model in 1900 and by 1920 they had sold over 2 million units. This sophisticated piece of technology dramatically changed the business and workplace. For the time it was probably as significant an office addition as are ...
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  • karen feldman Edited a year ago

    isn't it amazing , looking back, that this was super technology, and it really was- changed businesses and how they worked, opened up tons of jobs for men and women (… more

    isn't it amazing , looking back, that this was super technology, and it really was- changed businesses and how they worked, opened up tons of jobs for men and women ( men were the first typists).thank you for the backstory. very nice composition and sepia was a great choice in the processing..

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  • Erin Feaker Edited a year ago

    Ohhhh… I love this and your composition! What a beautiful piece of history! Love the tones of your photo as well!!

    Ohhhh… I love this and your composition! What a beautiful piece of history! Love the tones of your photo as well!!

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  • Eileen Doherty Edited a year ago

    A beautiful image, Harold!  I love, really love, old typewriters, both for their look and for their story.  I have such wonderful memories of learning to type… more

    A beautiful image, Harold!  I love, really love, old typewriters, both for their look and for their story.  I have such wonderful memories of learning to type and being so proud of my new skill!

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  • Sarah Haney Edited a year ago

    That's so cool that you still have the typewriter! Having the ad is a great touch, and I like the edit.

    That's so cool that you still have the typewriter! Having the ad is a great touch, and I like the edit.

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