Clay
But the machine we printed our newsletters on was something more
"modern". It actually had black ink. The drum of the machine had a
pad that was saturated (from within) with a thick ink. The
"stencil" was clipped onto the machine and then the drum was rotated
several times to prime it. After a couple of rotations, the backing
paper was peeled off, and the printing began. It was possible to
save a stencil by re-applying the backing to the stencil before removing it.
That sure sounds like our Gestetner.
David
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