Review: The Art of Typing The art of typing is a skill that has been passed down from generation to generation. It's a skill that requires precision, patience, and practice. In today's digital age, the need for typists may seem obsolete, but there are still those who appreciate the beauty and craftsmanship of a well-typed document. One such individual is me. I have always been fascinated by the art of typing, and I recently had the opportunity to try out some IBM Wheelwriter typewriters. These machines were designed in the 1970s and 80s, but they still hold a special place in my heart because of their unique design and functionality. The first product I tried was the New IBM Wheelwriter Correctable Black Typewriter Ribbon. This ribbon is specifically designed for use with IBM Wheelwriter typewriters, and it's made to last. The black color looks great on paper, and the correctable feature allows you to make mistakes without having to start over. Next, I tried out the Superior Replacement for IBM 1299845, Lexmark 1380999, Panasonic KX-E3000, Dataproducts R3027BR80C, and Porelon 11413 (GRC T340-COB) Typewriter Ribbon. This ribbon is a great alternative to the original IBM Wheelwriter typewriter ribbons, and it's made to work with a variety of different machines. The ribbon is also correctable, which makes it easy to make mistakes without having to start over. I then tried out the GRC Compatible IBM Wheelwriter Typewriter (1) Black Correctable Ribbons and (1) Correction tapes. These products are specifically designed for use with IBM Wheelwriter typewriters, and they're made to last. The black color looks great on paper, and the correctable feature allows you to make mistakes without having to start over. The next product I tried was the IBM Wheelwriter(R) 1500 Typewriter. This machine is a classic example of IBM's design prowess, and it still holds up well today. The typewriter has a wide carriage, which makes it easy to type long documents without having to stop and reload paper. I also tried out the IBM Typewriter Wheelwriter III (3) (Renewed). This machine is another classic example of IBM's design, and it still holds up well today. The typewriter has a wide carriage, which makes it easy to type long documents without having to stop and reload paper. The next product I tried was the IBM Lexmark Wheelwriter 1500 Typewriter - Wide Carriage - 10K Storage (Renewed). This machine is another classic example of IBM's design, and it still holds up well today. The typewriter has a wide carriage, which makes it easy to type long documents without having to stop and reload paper. I also tried out the IBM Typewriter Wheelwriter III (3), IBM Lexmark Wheelwriter 1000 Typewriter - Small Carriage - Reprint (Renewed), IBM Wheelwriter 1000 Typewriter, and IBM Wheelwriter(R) 1500 Typewriter (Renewed). These machines are all examples of the art of typing, and they each have their own unique design and functionality. Overall, I was impressed with these products. They're well-made, durable, and easy to use. The black color looks great on paper, and the correctable feature allows you to make mistakes without having to start over. These machines are a testament to IBM's design prowess, and they still hold up well today. If you're interested in learning more about the art of typing or if you want to try out some classic IBM Wheelwriter typewriters, I would highly recommend checking these products out.