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Definition of Duplicators
1. duplicator [n] - See also: duplicator
Lexicographical Neighbors of Duplicators
Literary usage of Duplicators
Below you will find example usage of this term as found in modern and/or classical literature:
1. Photographic Amusements, Including a Description of a Number of Novel by Walter E. Woodbury (1922)
"... otherwise objects on the wall may show through the head, as in some of the
spirit photography methods given on previous pages. duplicators AND ..."
2. Proceedings of the Board of Education, Detroit by Detroit (Mich.). Board of Education (1902)
"graphs," to be used in twelve room buildings and over ; and "duplicators" of
Standard quality to be used in buildings of eight rooms and less. ..."
3. The Stenographer's and Correspondent's Handbook: A Reference Work on by International Correspondence Schools (1910)
"There is considerable difference in duplicators of this class, ... The principal
difference in this class of duplicators is in the copying surface. ..."
4. The Shorthand World and Imperial Typist (1907)
"The latter are termed rotary duplicators. ... Hand duplicators. The first stencil
apparatus with which the writer became familiar was ..."
5. Decimal Classification and Relative Index for Libraries and Personal Use: In ...by Melvil Dewey by Melvil Dewey (1922)
"... not limited to a special department See also 652 Typers, duplicators, ...
and other duplicators see 652 .267 Mail and shipping room devices Letter and ..."
6. The American Office: Its Organization, Management and Records by John William Schulze (1914)
"In spite of their crude appearance, these little duplicators are very valuable
for inter-departmental communications and for forms, when only twenty to ..."
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