[GreenKeys] TTY, TTS and vintage computer equipment in MI

[E. Groenenberg]

On Mon, November 12, 2018 06:06, dmm at lemur.com wrote:
> It's been a while since I've posted here; hello again!
>
> snip snip snip
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> Here's a link to a writeup with photographs of this equipment,
> along with a rundown of the TTS, Flexowriter, and Lanston Monotype
> equipment that I did get.
>
> <http://www.galleyrack.com/temp/mono-and-tts-keyboards/index.html>
>
> Regards,
> David M.
> ===
> Dr. David M. MacMillan - dmm at lemur.com
>

Wow, that is some truly amazing material you picked up.
Seeing these 6 bit (re)perforators is letting me think back to a school
field trip in the mid '70's when we did have a guided tour at the regional
newspaper. We were shown the whole process of editing, typesetting
(linotype),
photo making (scraping lines in a plate) and printing. We also did see one
of these reperforators in action whereby it would reformat an input tape
and the output was 'columnized'. The tape then went into a 'modern' linotype
which would assemble the lines and cast the lead strip.


Regards,

Ed
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