Last minutes of typewriter day here in Europe! As you see below, the whole world is celebrating. In the 1930s, this apparently meant the whole MALE world. I'll try to come up with something soon to strike an equal gender balance. Cheers!
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| Swiss keyboard |
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| Arabic |
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| Assyrian |
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| Indian |
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| Japanese |
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| Amharic |
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| Chinese |
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| USA |
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| Greek |
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| Russian |
source: Neue Zürcher Zeitung (Switzerland), 1934 and 1940.
drawings by: "A.S. Grob"
A Chinese Underwood? Seems very unlikely.
ResponderBorrarAbsolutely! It's true "Propaganda". I found out that in the 1930s, "Propaganda" in German was a common word for advertising, on the same level with "Reklame" and "Werbung".
ResponderBorrarI don't like the swiss keyboard without the "a". :D
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