Now, in 1 minute - instead of ten or more - you’ll have 5 dry, easy-to-read Verifax copies of anything typed, drawn, written or printed. No more waiting for copies, no more holding the fort while your secretary trips off to a distant copier.ĪLSO SEE: 50+ sexist vintage ads so bad, you almost won’t believe they were real Old-fashioned Kodak Verifax Copying machine (1961)Ĭloser the better! You don’t know what a great convenience a Kodak Verifax Copier is until you have one right in your office or department. Vintage Apeco UniMatic Auto-Stat copying machine (1960)Īpeco: The only 1-step instant copymaker that can COPY EVERYTHING.
To help you remember the heyday of the photocopiers a couple decades ago, see some vintage copy machines below - and be grateful that email and scanners have made running a business nowadays so much simpler. Pretty much from the start, copiers (or Xerox machines, as they were often used, although that was just one brand name of many) were also notorious for breakdowns and paper jams.
The companies that leased or bought the cutting-edge tech of the time, yes, they could make copies - and those were definitely a step up from carbon paper and ditto machines.Įarly on, the quality was usually much worse than the originals. Back in the day, vintage copy machines were really expensive, and not every business could afford them.
We take for granted that photocopiers are just basic office equipment - but it wasn’t always like that.
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