hektograph

The usual negative or mould having been obtained as usual, he prepares a gelatine mass resembling the hektograph mass, by soaking the gelatine first, then melting it and adding enough of any inorganic powdered substance to give it some stability.

Scientific American Supplement, No. 433, April 19, 1884 Various

Furthermore, the experiments demonstrated beyond question that exclusive of its date and names of witnesses, that it was what is commonly known as a transfer taken from a gelatine pad (hektograph), a method of duplicating popularly in vogue at that time.

Forty Centuries of Ink 1904

At 12 I awake and eat the inside of my hektograph, and then lie down once more to sleep.

Remarks Bill Nye 1873

It is likewise the house where the syrup tastes like tincture of rhubarb, and the pancakes taste like a hektograph.

Remarks Bill Nye 1873

The deduced facts in the matter being that Thomas J. Monroe had written his will in an aniline purple ink, to which he had appended his name, leaving blank spaces to be filled in for the date, names of witnesses, etc., and had transferred the same to a hektograph, from which he had taken a number of duplicate facsimile copies, and at some other time had filled in the blank spaces by ordinary methods and to which, at his request, the names of the witnesses had been written with a pen and ink.

Forty Centuries of Ink 1904

Printed sheets are better for the city, and the hektograph copies ought to be sent off somewhere.”

Mother 2003

Secondly, last night several young people made about five hundred hektograph copies of Pavel’s speech — not badly done, plain and clear.

Mother 2003