[GreenKeys] friden flexowriter

[Richard]

In article <2E52A9EB-36F5-4EDA-8C21-185476DE3EED at cs.uiowa.edu>,
    "Douglas W. Jones" <jones at cs.uiowa.edu>  writes:

> I have one, not restored, just "as is"  Physically in very good shape.
> Mine is a Fridden/Singer Flexowriter, which is to say, Singer's
> industrial design team designed a beautiful streamlined cast-iron
> case for it and opted for a modern (1960's) beige.  I did say cast
> iron.  It is very heavy.  Just like Singer's top-of-the-line sewing
> machines of the era.  I also have complete documentation for it.

Pictures would be great!  I've only been able to find low-resolution
photos on the network.

>From what little I know about Friden Flexowriters, they existed in
several different models over the years.  The early ones could create
punched tape and later models could interact with a computer as a
console.
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