Invented by Thomas A. Edison and made by the A.B. Dick company, the Mimeograph was one of the first successful office duplicators. Employing the stencil method of printing, the Mimeograph used hand or type-written masters. An 1894 advertisement claimed as many as 1500 copies could be produced by one original letter, a definite attraction to the businessman of that day.
Campbell Country Cylinder
Hand Platen Jobber
Edison Mimeograph
Golding Jobber
Palmer & Rey Platen Jobber
Pearl Press
Peerless Platen Jobber
Vaughn's Hand Cylinder
Washington Hand Press
Franklin Perforator
Jewel Paper Cutter
Mallets and Shooting Sticks
Paragon Paper Cutter
Boston Wire Stitcher
Printer's Favourite Cutter/Card Cutter
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