Book review: The Complete Manufacturing Process of a Vintage Typewriter 0 ▲ The Typewriter Revolution blog 5 hours ago · 6 min read1100 words · Writing · hide · 0 comments The Complete Manufacturing Process of a Vintage Typewriter: Archival Engineering Reconstruction—1930–1938 is a 73-page book published in 2025 by Type Space in Portland, Oregon. Type Space is a beautiful shop and cultural center run by Antony Valoppi with the assistance of Mark Naylor. I recommend the engaging interview with Antony and Mark recently published by Austin Typewriter, Ink.The concept of the book is exciting: let's look behind the walls of a typewriter factory in the 1930s, when most of the kinks of early typewriter experiments had been worked out and the production system was perfected. I personally love 1930s typewriters for their quality and appearance, so I was curious to know more.The bibliography lists a dozen rare internal publications by Royal, Smith-Corona, and Underwood. (Remington is conspicuously absent, and factories outside the United States are not discussed.) These sound like invaluable sources for esoteric information, such as Royal's Escapement and Spacing… No comments yet. Log in to reply on the Fediverse. Comments will appear here.