mimeography

I just discovered this advertisement in the January 1893 issue of The Cosmopolitan, and since an entry of mine from last week caused pnh to comment on the difference between mimeography and spirit duplication, I thought I'd share it here.

Remembering the Edison Mimeograph scottedelman 2009

I think Bretnor had these lithographed at a quickie printer, nicer than mimeography by far, as should be for something so important as a gubernatorial campaign!

Antiquarian Weird Tales: Ferdinand Feghoot: Ephemera & Anecdotes (I) Chris Perridas 2008

I think Bretnor had these lithographed at a quickie printer, nicer than mimeography by far, as should be for something so important as a gubernatorial campaign!

Archive 2008-06-01 Chris Perridas 2008

Way back when mimeography was about the only affordable way you could print a fanzine, Lee did miraculous things with witty layouts and two color illustratons.

Archive 2007-02-01 Ed Gorman 2007

Way back when mimeography was about the only affordable way you could print a fanzine, Lee did miraculous things with witty layouts and two color illustratons.

John Fraser--John McPartland Ed Gorman 2007

In those days, when mimeography and ditto-press ruled, for a fanzine to include photographs at all was a big deal.

Archive 2006-01-01 2006

In those days, when mimeography and ditto-press ruled, for a fanzine to include photographs at all was a big deal.

I've Got the Hots for HOTS (revised) 2006

Through the magic of xerography / mimeography I ran both letters in the next issue.

GetReligion 2009

The new sections include close examinations of mimeography as a process and how it shaped and influenced the work of Burroughs and Nuttall.

RealityStudio 2008

In the mundane world, both processes are now known as "mimeography."

VERBATIM: The Language Quarterly Vol VII No 2 1980