- A
mimeograph machine (often
abbreviated to mimeo,
sometimes called a
stencil duplicator or
stencil machine) is a low-cost
duplicating machine that works...
- The
Topaz Times was a
mimeographed newspaper published in the
Topaz War
Relocation Center (Topaz)
during the
period of ****anese
Internment in
World War...
-
adjusted could be used for multi-p**** and double-sided printing. Also,
mimeographed images were as
durable as the
paper they were
printed on, and didn't...
-
Mimeograph is an EP
consisting of
recordings by
American country/rock band Old 97's. It was
released on July 6, 2010. The EP
contains four
cover songs...
- the
mimeograph, an
electric pen spin-off
marketed specifically as "Edison’s
Mimeograph"
under his permission.
Unlike the
electric pen, the
mimeograph sold...
-
Press was a rock and roll
magazine started in New York in 1974 as a
mimeographed fanzine by editor/publisher Ira Robbins,
fellow fan of the Who, Dave...
- she had sold 88,000
copies of her book,
around 45,000 of
which were
mimeographed. That year,
Emery sold the
rights to her book for $115,000 to Bantam...
-
Peter Haines in 1981, who self-published
their m****cript as a 60-page
mimeographed book.
Burley and
Haines shopped the book to
Games Workshop, who expanded...
- ****ociation for
humanistic psychology,
Articles of ****ociation. Palo Alto, CA (
mimeographed):
August 28, 1963; in
Severin (ed.),
Humanistic Viewpoints in Psychology...
- (1947–2011), a
student at
Boston University, as a more-or-less
monthly mimeographed publication. In 1970, it was
purchased by
Robert W.
Poole Jr., Manuel...
