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Re: Before Word Processors and Copy Machines Appeared

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Previous post - Next post | Parent - No child | Posted on 2005/7/25 11:01
kousei4  ???   Posts: 71
Good evening! Maya san

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Ah, then Karei-san's set must have been a real fine set. Probably, the ones I had was merely impromptu ones.
No, no, it's not that had the real ones, but it's just that I had the ones that were not quite conventional.

I have seen mimeographing for color printing and thought I could make such a thing and bought a set of stylus. However, the process was so complicated so I only used the ordinary stylus for writing characters and hardly used the rest.

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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.
Really? I thought it was a valuable and useful tool but may be it was too big which occupy the space in the house.

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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!
That was right! Our generations major amusement was a movie, and I remember the shining kitchen, pots and pans that appeared in U.S. movies which were like a dream to us.

Karei

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