Cool!
Nothing is better for readers of fiction than when the real world and fictional world overlap and add to the ability of the reader to suspend disbelief.
"And on fog filled nights as the salty air floats thick through the bay, a ghost ship drifts the seas where the sound of typewriter keys pounding the paper can be heard. Some night fisherman who brave the fog swear they could make out a name on the vessel. One old salt said it was the Busted Flush, but his fellow crew members say he's drunk as a skunk and can hardly see well enough to haul in the nets. But the typewriter keys still can be heard until the early morning when the first gulls take loft and start scanning the bay for breakfast."
;-)