Difference between revisions of "Template:History of printing"

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(|label14=Photostat and Rectigraph |data14=1907)
imported>Three-quarter-ten
(Xerography, 1938. Photocopying existed earlier in the form of Photostat and Rectigraph, even though photocopying today is almost always xerography. The word "photocopy" is attested c. 1909 per M-W Collegiate.)
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   |label15=[[Screen printing]]    |data15=1910
 
   |label15=[[Screen printing]]    |data15=1910
 
   |label16=[[Spirit duplicator]]  |data16=1923
 
   |label16=[[Spirit duplicator]]  |data16=1923
   |label17=[[Photocopying]]       |data17=1938
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   |label17=[[Xerography]]         |data17=1938
 
   |label18=[[Phototypesetting]]  |data18=1949
 
   |label18=[[Phototypesetting]]  |data18=1949
 
   |label19=[[Inkjet printing]]    |data19=1951
 
   |label19=[[Inkjet printing]]    |data19=1951

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