This typewriter had to make a visit to the repairman in January 1969. It would be the last novel published in his lifetime. Need money to fence-in magnificent part wooded yard." He also hoped to build a study "where I'll be writing VANITY OF DULUOZ in month of March after Greek Orthodox Church wedding in February" (to Stella Sampas). He announces its arrival in a 29 August 1966 letter to his agent, Sterling Lord: "How do you like my new typewriter?" The new machine "was necessary," he explains, "as the old one broke in two, but, and that's what broke my budget, and now it'll be taxes." Lord received many letters from this machine about Kerouac's money problems: "Where are the ROAD royalties to 6/30/66," he asks on 18 January 1967, "and same royalties (6/30/66) for SUR. KEROUAC'S LAST TYPEWRITER, which he used from 1966 until his death in 1969. "HOW DO YOU LIKE MY NEW TYPEWRITER?" (1966) In original protective case, with cleaning implements.
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