Stockholm Central Station A Soundwalk
This soundwalk begins in Stockholm’s central station and continues in T-centralen (the Subway). Sound recording and photography: Fredrik Johansson

The typewriter „Erika 5“ is a mechanical typewriter for home or travel and was manufactured by the company Seidel & Naumann in 1940. It was used to write text on paper with printing types.
The characteristic clacking sound of a mechanical typewriter is made when the type is hammered against the carriage (the roller holding the paper) when the keys are pressed. The end of a line is announced by the ring of a bell.
Today mechanical typewriters are often collector's items or used for decoration. In the areas of business and private life PCs and laptops have almost completely replaced them.
Sound recordist: Konrad Gutkowski
Photographer: Konrad Gutkowski / Katharina Hoffmann
Video recordist: Konrad Gutkowski / Katharina Hoffmann
This soundwalk begins in Stockholm’s central station and continues in T-centralen (the Subway). Sound recording and photography: Fredrik Johansson
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