- A
mimeograph machine (often
abbreviated to mimeo,
sometimes called a
stencil duplicator) was a low-cost
duplicating machine that
worked by
forcing ink...
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pages did. A good
mimeograph master could produce many more
copies than the best
spirit master. As with
spirit masters,
mimeograph stencils could be saved...
- the
mimeograph, an
electric pen spin-off
marketed specifically as "Edison’s
Mimeograph"
under his permission.
Unlike the
electric pen, the
mimeograph sold...
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- 1843
Hectograph 1860
Offset printing 1875 Hot
metal typesetting 1884
Mimeograph 1885
Daisy wheel printing 1889
Photostat and
rectigraph 1907
Screen printing...
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photocopying gradually replaced copies made by verifax, photostat,
carbon paper,
mimeograph machines, and
other duplicating machines.
Photocopying is
widely used...
- low quality) of copying. The
spirit duplicator coexisted alongside the
mimeograph and the hectograph,
devices with a
similar purpose but
different operation...
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experimental music group Mimeograph machine Mimeo – an
unpublished academic paper,
formerly often distributed with the aid of
mimeograph machines. Mimeo, Inc...
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Christmas census summary 1900–1939.
State College of Washington, Pullman.
Mimeograph. "Great
Backyard Bird Count". "Étude des po****tions d'oiseaux du Québec"...
- Phair. In
August 2005, Penn
released Mr.
Hollywood Jr., 1947 on his own
Mimeograph Records label. Its
songs are set
against the
background of post-World...