Re: DHIATENSOR

I have a Blick (maybe two) in my attic here in Tokyo. I always liked the  
Blick. In the 1970s I visited a typewriter museum (since closed) in England  
established by a guy called Beeching. He showed me and a Japanese girl  around, 
and seemed to have them all -- except an electric Blick. He was offering  1000 
pounds for one, big bucks in them days; they are rare machines. Beeching  
kindly autographed my copy of his typewriter book. He didn't fit my image of a  
museum curator. He was dynamic and enthusiastic. He typed on an IBM, in those  
far-off pre-PC days, and had one of those office chairs with arms that could be  
snapped off to the side to free up elbow space for the typing.
 
John
 
 



   


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