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the quick brown fox jumped over the lazy dog it's where we all begin welcome I'm lazy dog typewriters the 1960s was a decade filled with upheaval and strife in political social and cultural arenas and The Clash of the Titans in the typewriter world industry giants like Adler royal smith-corona and Olympia faced off against the new nimble rival from Japan oh brother let's learn more about the brother signature five-ten typewriter machine made to knock those on pins off Mount Olympus even fifty years later it types like a thunderbolt out of the brother blue howdy folks and welcome to lazy dog typewriters where before you you have a signature 510 made by brother for Montgomery Ward's I think this might just be the best brother manual typewriter they ever made and I think it really is as Kevin mentioned in the intro and olympic olympia killer the s m9 is one of the best that olympia made in this similar timeframe and just as revered by collectors it has a little more of a bland styling and i think i think the signature 510 and it's baby blue coloration and white keys and it's awesome radio buttons on the side i think that that is a little bit better looking a little bit better machine so let's learn about it and see what you guys think as we go on so it's a jp3 variant which means it's just the third mechanical typewriter manual typewriter that brother had made this one was made in 1965 and I believe that's when they first came out 64 65 it's a full-featured typewriter that's really kind of aimed at the office user but in the home setting if that makes any sense it's good enough for the office but it's really a portable machine so that's where it tried to fit so let's take a quick look over you the features and one of the one of the obvious ones we started out with was these radio buttons so a little bit of explanation is probably necessary even there what is a radio button what does that mean radio button well in this case a radio button is just a nickname for these push buttons but back in the days of analog radios when you would tune a radio so let's tune a radio here just turn the knob when you got it to a station you'd want you would either push and hold or sometimes pull out on the button so they had about five buttons on your radio faceplate and that would set your preset so you didn't have to manually tune those five stations and the good news was there probably was barely five stations worth listening to at the time and that's why we call these radio buttons alright so moving on from the radio buttons we'll look at some of the other features we have a set and clear here for our tabs where you...