THE COPYGRAPH | AdventAI

Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Mar 4, 1902

THE COPYGRAPH.

It is wonderful what a pen of ink will do with the Copygraph. Read the following testimonial from one who uses this process daily:—

“I have been using the Copygraph in connection with my work in conducting the Review and Herald Evening School, and find it an exceedingly convenient and useful device. The chief points of merit are (1) its readiness for immediate use, thus avoiding delays that are occasioned by getting other contrivances ready; (2) the number of the duplicate copies of a writing that can be secured from the impression obtained from the original writing. Under proper conditions one hundred may be obtained, at least half of which will be quite as clear and distinct as the original; (3) the rapidity of the work is sufficient to satisfy an ordinary demand; (4) the use of ordinary paper. This avoids the expense of procuring specially prepared paper; (5) the simplicity of the process of cleaning the apparatus when the work is completed; (6) its cost is so slight as to be easily within the reach of all; (7) its size and weight are such that a person traveling can very easily carry it in his gripsack or trunk.

“School-teachers, Bible workers, ministers, Sabbath-school officers and teachers will find the Copygraph especially helpful to them in their work, as they can easily and perfectly produce duplicate copies of diagrams, synopses, lessons, notices, etc.

“I cordially recommend the Copygraph to the persons referred to above, also to all others who have occasion to require duplicate copies of written matter. G. W. MORSE.”

Order of the Review and Herald Publishing Co.