Who patented the mimeograph?

My first job was in the duplicating section of the Commonwealth Bank. Had to clean these every day.

We still mimeographed all our lesson plans and materials in school in the early 2000s. Our district in rural Colorado got our first photocopier around 2003.

he probably stole the idea from someone else, like everything else he ever patented

Player #817902, you could get a red thick correction inky stuff which filled in the error "cut" and when it dried you could do your corrections! I used one for typing legal documents when you sold a housing estate and each house needed a copy of a document! Fun!!!

Randall Stone, give the Wizard of Menlo Park credited for somethings

swear we were high as kites during primary school thanks to this process. The smell gave quite a kick!

I loved the smell of the ink!! Loved printing our daily paper in high school.

common during my high school days in reproducing exams.

How well I remember Typing out those documents/ that blue carbon paper and being so worried as to errors...But would love to have one again now .

Player #1128200, But the idea which ends up going in to the Patent can be, and frequently has been

ItchyGuitarist5108, a registered patent can not be stolen