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A Young Woman with an Early TypewriterThe daughter of typewriter inventor Christopher Latham Sholes is seen with one of her father's early typewriters
Christopher Latham Sholes Sitting at TypewriterChristopher Sholes sits before his invention, the typewriter
Engraving of the Williams Typewriter by E. PoyetJohn N. Williams typewriter, 1890. Undated engraving
Lady Wonder The "Talking Horse"(Original Caption) Lady Wonder the "talking horse" of Richmond Virginia at her "typewriter". Police confirmed that the horse answers to questions leading them to missing children
Lois Weber Dictating To Her Secretary(Original Caption) 1/5/1926- A few points to the aspiring playwrite may be gained from this photo, as it shows how one famous writer and director of her own plays, works
Baby boy (2-3 years) typing on typewriter(Bettmann Archive/Getty Images)
George Roy Hill(Original Caption) George Roy Hill film director
Helen Hiett Working At Her Desk(Original Caption) 9/25/1940- Quite unusual is the distinction of Helen Hiett (shown here in file photo). She is the "most bombed US woman" and that might go for men too
Worker Kicking Up Her Feet(Original Caption) The careless typist. Photograph, 1901. BPA2# 3390
Pretty Blonde Leaning On Typewriter(Original Caption) Pretty blonde poses with head on crossed hands leaning on typewriter. Undated pphotograph
Portrait Of Rosalind Russel @ TypewriterScene from the 1940 film His Girl Friday
Richard Wright Seated at Typewriter(Original Caption) Richard Wright, 1908-1960, American writer, shown at his desk in his home, using his old typewriter. Undated b/w photo
Tony Randall and Jack Klugman in The Odd CoupleFrom the television show The Odd Couple. Aired: 1970-1975
Ts Eliot at Desk Inspecting Manuscripts(Original Caption) T. S. Eliot: British poet, inspecting manuscripts. Undated photograph
Secretary Ready to Take Dictation(Original Caption) 1902: "The Remington Girl, " a typist ready to take dictation
Secretary at Typewriter Smiling(Original Caption) 1904- Picture shows a secretary at a typewriter, from a mutoscope still
Large Office Typing Pool1907-General View of a large office with a large typing pool of women office workers
Secretary Seated on Boss's Lap(Original Caption) 1909-Office Romance: "I love my wife, but oh you typewriter." (Contrary to present usage, not the machine, but the secretary was called the typewriter.)
Three Women Typing(Original Caption) Tight quarters for the typists. In typical 1920's get up
Girls Seated At Typewriter(Original Caption) 10/25/1922: Although born above the Arctic Circle of Eskimo parents, the two Eskimo girls shown here are very much Americanized after a three month sojourn in Seattle, Washington
World Champion Typist Miss Birdie Reeve(Original Caption) 3/30/1923- Photo is of Birdie Reeve, 16 year old typist of Chicago who holds the World's record of 29, 000 strokes an hour
Radio Engineer Reginald FessendenInventor and physicist, Fessender invented many devices such as the radio compass and sonic depth finder
Louella Parsons Seated at Typewriter(Original Caption) 9/13/1927- Louella Parsons, motion picture editor and Universal Services special writer, who is to be one of the reporters of the Dempsey-Tunney bout
Typing ContestContestants in a typing contest held in Philadelphia, in 1929, sponsored by the Bundy Typewriter Company. The winner was the youngest entrant, Catherine E. Moran, 19, of German Town, PA
Louella Parsons Talking On Phone(Original Caption) 1929- Louella Parsons, Hollywood gossip columnist, seated at her typewriter, miming talking on the phone. Miss Parsons says talking movies are a stimulus to theater
TypewriterA Royal typewriter outfitted with the protographer, a device two make three to seven copies
Woman TypingPortrait of a female typist seated at a typewriter. Undated photograph
Loading Paper into TypewriterTypewriter showing correct way to take paper out with right hand and ready to insert next sheet with left hand
Newspaper Reporter At Typewriter(Original Caption) Newspaper reporter at typewriter smoking a cigarette. Undated photograph
Reporter Typing Story- Ny Daily News(Original Caption) 5/10/1930-New York, NY: New York Daily News reporter typing stories
Beulah Louise HenryPhoto shows Beulah Louise Henry, with her invention, the protograph, at the exposition of Womens Arts and Industries at the Hotel Astor
Jean Toomer and His Wife Margery Latimer3/26/1932-Carmel, CA-:Jean Toomer, poet and psychologist, with his wife, Margery Latimer. (Photo by UPI/Bettmann via Getty Images)
Woman Transcribing From a Dictaphone(Original Caption) 11/2/1933: A young woman transcribing from a dictaphone
Young Woman Types from Shorthand Book(Original Caption) 11/2/1933: A young woman transcribing from a shorthand notebook
First Female Warrent Officer in the Army(Original Caption) 12/13/1933-New York, New York- Miss. Olive Hoskins, the only woman Warrent Officer in the United States Army, pictured at her typewriter in the Army building here. Miss
Eleanor Roosevelt with JournalistsFirst Lady Eleanor Roosevelt types as newswomen watch. Gathered around the First Lady (l to r) are Marjorie Shules, Emma Bugbee, and president of the Newspaper Women's Club, Helen Warden
Upton Sinclair TypingNovelist Upton Sinclair looks to the side as he types on his typewriter on September 17, 1934. He is preparing his Epic newspaper, after meeting with President Roosevelt
Reporters Set Up to Report Bruno Hauptmann Trial(Original Caption) Flemington, New Jersey: Wires Ready For Hauptmann Trial. The Press is ready for the Hauptmann murder trial
Mary Eunice Mccarthy At Work In Studio(Original Caption) 12/18/34: Called the "Joan of Arc of Democracy, " for her fiery Democratic political speeches, Mary Eunice McCarthy
Damon Runyon Typing(Original Caption) 1935-Damon Runyon (1884-1946), American journalist and writer, is shown typing at a typewriter. Picture taken at Flemington, NJ
Dictaphone demonstration at business showThe newest dictaphone equipment, with foot control, exhibited by the Dictaphone Company at Commerce Hall of the Port Authority Building, New York City
Reporter Dorothy Killgallen Sitting at Typewriter(Original Caption) Dorothy Killgallen, the female reporter who was racing two men around the world is shown here
Ed Sullivan with Typewriter On Boardwalk(Original Caption) 8/1936-Atlantic City, New JerseyEd Sullivan, Broadway columnist of the Daily News
Bookkeepers with Typewriters in Office(Original Caption) 12/16/1936-New York, New Yor- The new system of maintaining checking accounts in the National Safety Bank and Trust Company, of New York, known as the "Checkmaster
Edward R. Murrow at a TypewriterCBS correspondent Edward R. Murrow at his typewriter in London during World War II
Businessman using typewriter8/8/1939- Rye, NY- ORIGINAL CAPTION READS: Sidney B
Actress Ona Munson
Writer Sally BensonSally Benson, short story writer of New York City
CBS News Analyst Elmer DavisCBS news analyst Elmer Davis prepares to broadcast from the Democratic National Convention
Boss Yelling at His Secretary in Office(Original Caption) 4/4/1941- This is Miss Smith, who is suffering from an extremely virulent variety of spring fever
Underwood Typewriter(Original Caption) 1942: An Underwood typewriter. BPA2 #3386
Elizabeth HawesPhoto shows Elizabeth Hawes, American dress designer, shown with typewriter and dress form
Women Marine Adjusting CryptographUS Marine Sergeant Norma Lindsay manipulates a cryptograph, an intricate cylindrical device on which letters of the alphabet are embossed for use in decoding communications
Hal Royle and Enrie Pyle Sit at Typewriter(Original Caption) 9/8/1944- Paris, France- Seated on the balcony of a room in the Grand Hotel in Paris overlooking the Opera House, war correspondents Hal Royle (left) of the Associated Press
Marguerite Higgins Buckling Helmet(Original Caption) This is Marguerite Higgins while in Germany in 1945
Tyrone Power Typing a Letter(Original Caption) 6/15/45-Saipan: Like all men away from home, Marine 1st Lt. Tyrone Power, former film star, spends his free time on Saipan Island typing a V-mail letter to his wife, Annabella. Lt
Agatha Christie Typing At HomeEnglish detective novelist, Agatha Christie (1890 - 1976) typing at her home, Greenway House, Devon, January 1946
Typist Sits At First Chinese Typewriter(Original Caption) 6/30/46-New York: A typist sits at the first electro-automatic Chinese typewriter, designed and developed by the International Business Machines Corporation
Dizzy Dean at a typewriterDizzy Dean by the typewriter in the press box at Sportman's Park
Close-Up Of Remington Typewriter & Paper(Original Caption) A close-up of a Remington typewriter with a sheet of paper ready for typing. Undated photograph. (Photo by �� Bettmann/CORBIS/Bettmann Archive)
Mail Order Office With Women At TypewritersOffice in large American mail order house
IBM Personal Computer and PrinterThe IBM Personal Typing System (TM) is designed for secretaries who require a typewriter and a computer
Typewriter(Original Caption) PICTURE SHOWS ROBERT'S TYPEWRITER.UNDATED PHOTOGRAPH
College student typing homeworkarchival, retro, vintage, snapshot, high angle view, working, caucasian, 1960s, indoor, sitting, three-quarter length, bed, bedroom, blonde, books, college life, dorm room, eye contact, homework
Upton Sinclair with TypewriterMuckraking author and journalist Upton Sinclair, author of The Jungle, sits outside with a typewriter
Early Typewriter(Original Caption) The first commercially sold typewriter, the Remington Model I
Crime Novelist Mickey SpillaneMickey Spillane, creator of the Mike Hammer crime novels, sits atop his desk next to his typewriter
Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt reads from a piece of wire copy, carrying convention news, from a teletype machine during her visit to United Press International's headquarters in the Biltmore hotel
Helen Thomas with Pad and Pencil(Original Caption) Helen Thomas, UPI Washington Reporter is shown here at the White House in an earlier photograph
J.B. Priestley in His Workroom(Original Caption) J. B. Priestley (1894-1984) in his workroom in the 1920's. Photograph
Large Office Showing Men/Women Working(Original Caption) Large office showing men and women at work. Photograqph
Womam Typing On Typewriter; Telegraph(Original Caption) Sending a message on a Western Union Automatic Telegraph Typewriter. These machines are located in thousands of business offices and also in the telegraph offices. Undated photo
Jack Dempsey Trying To Type(Original Caption) Jack Dempsey, using the "hunt and peck" system on a typewriter at training camp. Dempsey sitting in his uniform trying to type. Undated Photograph
Very Early Typewriter(Original Caption) Development of the Typewriter. This, while not the original typewriter, brought about the present-day physical looks of the machine heard around the world. It is the R. T. P
Typewriters Being Inspected; Ibm(Original Caption) Poughkeepsie, NY: Inspecting typewriters at the IBM plant, Poughkeepsie, NY. The 1950's
Univac Remington Rand Computer and OperatorsThe Remington Rand computer is made of multiple components and requires two computer operators
Secretary At Desk Typing(Original Caption) Secretary seated at her desk typing. She is shown in profile. Ca. 1930s
Hands on Manual TypewriterJournalist typing newspaper copy on manual typewriter
Early IBM Electric TypewriterUndated commercial illustration depicting an early IBM "Electromatic" typewriter
19th-Century Woodcut of a Young Woman TypingAn illustration of a woman working at a Sholes & Glidden typewriter invented by Christopher Sholes. Published in the periodical Scientific American on 10th August 1872
Arthur Miller sitting in his office in 1949. He won the 1949 Pulitzer Prize for the best play for Death of a Salesman which opened to rave reviews on Broadway
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