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Yes, this was a pseudonym he used to public his first work, "Spirits in Bondage" which he wrote probably while in the tutelage of the "Great Knock" circa 1915

A few words that rhyme with "sharpie" include "harpy," "carpi," and "harpee."

In 1890, fountain pens were commonly used for writing. These pens functioned by using a reservoir of liquid ink that fed onto the paper through capillary action when the nib made contact with it. Additionally, dip pens, which required frequent dipping into an inkwell, were also popular during this time.

they didn't use pens. they actually discovered graphite during the tudor period and then later on invented the pencil by hollowing out a stick and mixing the graphite with clay which created a pencil.

In the 1890s, people commonly used inkwells and quill pens made from feathers, as well as metal dip pens that required regular dipping in ink. Pencil technology also existed, with pencils made from graphite or colored chalk encased in wood being widely available.

That depends a great deal on your definition of fountain pen. If you include quills (basically feathers with sharpened tips) then it was some folks before 900 AD. If you include dip pens, then some folks in the 1700s.

Otherwise, The first known description of a pen that could hold its own ink is of a french design by M. Bion for the Plume sans fin - feather without end in 1723.

1819- The Penographic was patented. Inkflow was managed by pulling on a valve behind the nib.

1832 John S. Parker patented a piston pen.

1884 Lewis Waterman had just lost a sale to a wealthy client because his pen spilled ink all over the document. He decided to improve on the design and patented his own design for an eyedropper filled pen that would not leak.

1900 or so Conklin started selling a pen with an internal bladder that could be squeezed by a protruding metal crescent. Other pen makers tried several ways to emulate that design without infringing on the patent. This lead to match fillers and coin fillers to push the metal bars against the sac. Sheaffer introduced a lever filler that outsold everything else. Other pen makers tried various designs until the 1960s when cartridge filled pens became the norm.

Many designs came and went over time, and some of the older designs can still be found today. So, who invented it? Maybe Monsieur Bion, but Waterman got more publicity

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Printing press in the 1430s by Guttenberg. The typewriter was invented in early 1868 by Christopher Sholes

43,000,000 i should know. i helped make it... TURKEY i mean what

Although it was a very early version, the first was in 1877.

Not sure if this will help; perhaps you have done it already. In any case, turning the machine on does not necessarily activate the keyboard. Switching the keyboard on is accomplished by a toggle switch on the right hand side of the machine's front. The switch is labeled KB ON/KB OFF. If the switch is set to OFF, start the machine, give the print carrier time to cycle and then switch the keyboard to ON.

If it is already ON, it should at least in theory work normally. These machines are older, however, and occasionally prone to strange behavior. If the switch is ON, switch it to OFF. Then turn off the machine, restart it, let the print carrier cycle, (about 5 to 10 seconds), and then switch the keyboard to ON position.

Another FYI:

On the LEFT front of the machine are two similar looking switches. One alternates between KB1/KB2, which enables you to switch the symbols printed when Caps or Shift is engaged.

The other - this part is important - alternates between TYPE/LINE/MEM. In order to type normally, the machine needs to be set to "TYPE". To pre-compose a line, with error correction through Backspace, and then print once you have finished, set the machine to "LINE". You can observe what you have typed on the small LCD screen in the middle. The line will print every time you hit the "RETURN" key. "MEM" setting gives you the ability to pre-compose a whole document on the screen, sort of like a word processor. You must select one of the file spaces, as the machine can save 8 separate files named 1-8. Files will be saved even if the machine is shut off and will remain until deleted.

The file can be printed when desired by following the prompts on the screen after engaging the switch to "MEM"

If the machine is set to LINE or MEM, it will not immediately print to paper, so make sure it is set to "TYPE", if you want to use it as an ordinary typewriter.

Margaret Owen typed a record on a manual typewriter in the early 1960s.

The world record for the most erasers collected by an individual is 19,210 as of 2021. This record was achieved by Pramod Kumar Jha from India.

about 422 ft 4 in

about 422 ft 4 in made in Bangladesh :)

this record was recently beat by a Vermont teenager making a chain 750ft in length (his accomplishment will be entered into the guiness book of world records at some point in 2012)

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Cartoonists typically use pen and paper, as well as digital tools such as drawing tablets and software like Adobe Illustrator or Clip Studio Paint. They may also use markers, colored pencils, and other traditional art supplies depending on their style and preferences.

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One office supply that starts with the letter "Y" is a yellow highlighter.

From the given information, we know that the layout on Milton's desk is as follows: memos must be in the middle, pens are to the left of memos, and the lamp cannot be next to the stapler. The remaining items on the desk are the lamp, pens, and stapler.

Pens are commonly manufactured in factories by companies that specialize in stationary products. The process involves assembling different components such as the ink cartridge, barrel, and tip to create a functional pen. Many pens are mass-produced and can be found in stores worldwide.

The group name for paper, pens, and notebooks would typically fall under the category of "stationery." These items are commonly used for writing, drawing, and organizing information.

A writo is a mistake made when writing by hand - similar to how a typo is made while typing.

Pens have revolutionized communication by allowing people to easily write and share information. They have enabled the mass production of books, documents, and art, making knowledge more accessible to a wider audience. Additionally, pens have played a key role in education, science, business, and everyday tasks, making them an essential tool in modern society.

There are typically 12 pens in a standard box.

There are many types of pens in the world, ranging from ballpoint pens, gel pens, fountain pens, rollerball pens, marker pens, and many more. Each type of pen offers unique features and benefits for different writing needs and preferences.