Rotary Neostyle No 8-F Mimeograph Stencil Duplicating Machine USA Antique 1910
Rotary Neostyle No 8-F Mimeograph Stencil Duplicating Machine USA Antique 1910
Neostyle Rotary Stencil Duplicating Machine, Model 8-F, circa 1910
The wheel turns & still turns the gears so it may actually still work.
The mimeograph was invented by Albert Blake Dick in 1887, who licensed and refined Edison's patents. This low-cost, stencil-based printing technology was popular until displaced by photocopying machines and offset printing in the 1960s.
Made in New York, USA
Very nice cosmetic condition. Everything seems to move about fine, but untested.
Dimensions
Height: 15.5 in
Width: 14.5 in
Length: 18.5 in
37 lb
SKU 7971
Neostyle Rotary Stencil Duplicating Machine, Model 8-F, circa 1910
The wheel turns & still turns the gears so it may actually still work.
The mimeograph was invented by Albert Blake Dick in 1887, who licensed and refined Edison's patents. This low-cost, stencil-based printing technology was popular until displaced by photocopying machines and offset printing in the 1960s.
Made in New York, USA
Very nice cosmetic condition. Everything seems to move about fine, but untested.
Dimensions
Height: 15.5 in
Width: 14.5 in
Length: 18.5 in
37 lb
SKU 7971
Description
Rotary Neostyle No 8-F Mimeograph Stencil Duplicating Machine USA Antique 1910
Neostyle Rotary Stencil Duplicating Machine, Model 8-F, circa 1910
The wheel turns & still turns the gears so it may actually still work.
The mimeograph was invented by Albert Blake Dick in 1887, who licensed and refined Edison's patents. This low-cost, stencil-based printing technology was popular until displaced by photocopying machines and offset printing in the 1960s.
Made in New York, USA
Very nice cosmetic condition. Everything seems to move about fine, but untested.
Dimensions
Height: 15.5 in
Width: 14.5 in
Length: 18.5 in
37 lb
SKU 7971
Neostyle Rotary Stencil Duplicating Machine, Model 8-F, circa 1910
The wheel turns & still turns the gears so it may actually still work.
The mimeograph was invented by Albert Blake Dick in 1887, who licensed and refined Edison's patents. This low-cost, stencil-based printing technology was popular until displaced by photocopying machines and offset printing in the 1960s.
Made in New York, USA
Very nice cosmetic condition. Everything seems to move about fine, but untested.
Dimensions
Height: 15.5 in
Width: 14.5 in
Length: 18.5 in
37 lb
SKU 7971
Rotary Neostyle No 8-F Mimeograph Stencil Duplicating Machine USA Antique 1910
$325.00