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Posted on June 20, 2011 by Jeff Thompson

Early Xerox machine

A Xerox 2400, an early mass-production copier from 1964.

Via the strange and fascinating: Early Office Museum

Tags1964, copy machine, Early Office Museum, unintended sculpture, Xerox 2400

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