About this Vintage Print Ad
This advertisement highlights the essential role of the Mimeograph duplicator in Army maneuvers, emphasizing its speed and reliability in producing orders and confidential documents in the field. The ad describes how the duplicator works alongside radio, telephone, and telegraph systems to ensure rapid communication, even when other lines are compromised. It also notes the duplicator's use in offices and factories, offering the same speed, accuracy, and privacy as in military operations.
- Brand: Mimeograph duplicator (A.B. Dick Company)
- Product: Mimeograph duplicator
- Tagline: ORDERS HOT OFF THE GRIDDLE
- Publication: Life Magazine
- Year: 1941
Objects in the advertisement: soldiers, mimeograph duplicator, truck, papers, table, helmet
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