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Re: Before Word Processors and Copy Machines Appeared

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kousei4  ???   Posts: 71
Hello Karei san,

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I did not know there was such kind of stylus.
Because I thought that it was not so popular, I didnt put it out in a photograph, but I also had five set of stylus. The box was made by the Horii Teppitsu.
The five set of stylus must be a professional type one.
I dont know if it is made by Horii Teppitsu, but the ones I have with a possible manufacturers name printed says Taperless Stylus and Teppitsu

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In the picture, the one on the extreme end of solid one without the ruled line of stencil paper is the stencil paper for drawing a picture.
Ah, then Karei-san's set must have been a real fine set. Probably, the ones I had was merely impromptu ones.

By the way, I found a notice today which said that a church is throwing away a mimeograph. Although it didnt mention that it was in no use of anything like that, but maybe mimeographs are probably disposed of everywhere.

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We used to wrap sandwiches in wax paper, and come to think of it, stencil paper was a wax paper, too (^-^)/
A ha, the ones used to wrap sandwiches were white and it was used by Americans soon after the war (the ones similar to Saran Wrap we use today). I remember Americans pulling out a curled paper from a rolled paper in a box which made sandwiches look so delicious!

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