If I remember correctly, it was called a Mimeograph machine. Not
pretty, but effective!
David C COLLYER wrote:
In Australia they were called by their German brand name - Gestetner.
The result was always a mauve colour.
David
I remember the Gestetner - a horrible mess if you made a typing
error. One had to spread a wax-like substance out of a pot, just like
nail varnish, and wait till it dried before correcting the mistake. The
purple copy I remember as a Fordigraph. The copies were made by typing
on special carbon? paper then the sheet was attached to a drum and the
resulting copy was always a purple colour. The purple ink was horrible
stuff to remove from hands or clothes.
Cheers,
Shirley T. - listening to hobnail boots on the roof as the workmen
install our solar electricity system
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