Thomas Alva Edison, Letter to John Clark Van Duzer, page 2, 1868

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Thomas Alva Edison, Letter to John Clark Van Duzer, page 2, 1868


with it for nearly 3 weeks being
engaged on my automatic Printers,
of which four 4 have been Already
been made by Williams

My system of "fac simile is entirely
different from the systems of Bain
Bakewell Casselli and Bronelli
as the messages do not have to
be prepared before Transmission,
and does not require a syncroneous
movement as in all others excepting
Bronnelo who uses 5 wires =
I use but one = . I hope to attain

Writer

Thomas Alva Edison
Date written
1868-09-05
Paper
x in x x in
Pen
Penmanship Style
Collection
Courtesy of American Philosophical Society
The Thomas Edison Papers, Rutgers University [1]
File name
Edison Thomas Alva 1xx-001-001-001
Links to
Compare to "rapid printing" in International Correspondence Schools' book copyright 1899 and 1906 [2]

Thomas Edison Rutgers images xx xx0332.png