Offices around the world are witnessing the resurgence of the manual typewriter. The main point of office work is, after all, to seem busy, and nothing sounds busier than a manual typewriter -- except perhaps a machine gun test-firing facility. Large companies and government agencies find that the reassuring click-clack-clickety-clack of a building full of manual typewriters gives a comforting impression of productivity. Small businesses like manual typewriters because they are inexpensive and easy to install. Our manual typewriter features a heavy, practical-looking cast-iron case, and an extra-loud mechanism. (Note: This product does not confrom to noise limitation standards outlined in OSHA 1910.95(a), "Occupational noise exposure". Any hearing loss is solely the responsibility of the user.) |
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