[GreenKeys] the WWII "artifact" subject...

[tony j. podrasky]

Hey Tom;

That was pretty good, although I don't recall a model
14 or 15 series having that type font. As I remember
it was more like New York Times and not Helvetica.

Seein' as there are so many artifacts experts here,
I'm going to give you a chance to get in on this deal
before I post it to eBay;

I have several coins, purported to have been found
on Julius Caesar's bedroom end-table, next to his
wrist watch. They're in excellent condition, all
of the casting is ledgible including the inscription
"In Zeus We Trust", and a mint date of 5 B.C.

Make an offer quick - because I have a Nigerian
Prince that will give me *millions* of dollars for
them if I let him deposit the money directly into
my saving account...

73,
W6ESE - tony
NNNNZCZC

Tom Norris wrote:
> Here is something along the same lines, I was bored today --
> 
> http://fernblatt.net/r390a/phoneytty.jpg
> 
> I should have taken the time to make the font uneven.  It would most  
> definitely look better if it had been properly done on a model 15  using 
> a 1940's vintage ribbon on paper of the same age.
> 
> I think I have too much time on my hands.... though that took less  than 
> a half hour, I think.
> 
> Tom NU4G
> 

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