Mechanix Illustrated
Issue: Mar, 1952
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Posted: 08/21/2006
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Remote Control Typwriter (Mar, 1952)

Remote Control Typwriter can be operated by a person sitting or tying in bed. Fingers are placed over the keys and no pressure is necessary. Device was shown at Aids for Crippled Exhibit, London.

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