[ilssa] Re: ILSSA package
- From: Elisabeth Long <elong@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: ilssa@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Mon, 3 May 2010 00:38:37 -0500
That makes me think, ILSSA may be a good resource for this:
Does anyone have stacks of old-fashioned typing paper they'd like to part
with? I'm on the hunt for some for a book I've made. The old onion-skin
type that was slightly cockled and very strong but thin. I'd take it with
or without the red guidelines that were often found on it. Thanks for
letting me know if you know of a stash of it somewhere. It isn't made
anymore and I've discovered through my research that, besides me, the other
folks interested in it are people who make their own ammunition - apparently
it is the best for wrapping the gunpowder or something. Makes for
interesting research, the sites I've come across! And here I thought I was
researching something only book people and office history aficionados would
be interested in....
Elisabeth
Local 773 Shop SOTO
On Fri, Apr 30, 2010 at 7:18 PM, Rachel Heberling <rachelh@xxxxxxxxxxx>wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I just wanted to say hello, and it’s so lovely to be a part of this group!
> I also greatly enjoyed the package and can’t wait to contribute to the
> analog internet.
>
> In the meantime, I just finished sewing and am about to case my very first
> book- a handbound, handmade paper cover, letterpress book titled “To Achieve
> Typing Power” inspired by those fabulous late ‘20s typewriting manuals... if
> anyone’s interested.
>
> Take care, and keep up the obsolete!
>
>
> -Rachel Heberling
>
> Local 717 Shop REH
> 1st year MFA candidate in printmaking
> The Ohio State University, Columbus OH
>
>
>
> On 4/30/10 2:32 PM, "Elisabeth Long" <elong@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>
> Just received my ILSSA quarterly and was utterly delighted when I realized
> the button was customized with my shop name! Of course, I could expect
> nothing less from you all....
>
> thanks for all the hard work.
>
> -Local 773 Shop SOTO
>
>
>
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