Industrial equipment - Gestetner Duplicator with Case Cyclostyle - United Kingdom - 1890

Complete Gestetner duplicator with case.
Cyclostyle is an inexpensive rotary duplicator that used a waxed paper stencil, invented in 1881 by David Gesretner in the London company that bore his name. It operated with a micro-perforated sheet covered with wax (stencil paper) that served as the stencil and had to be placed on an ink roll to duplicate a document. By extension, cyclography is called the rotary duplication process using a micro-perforated stencil.
Some traces of oxidation, especially on the lid.
There are two counters: one is resettable, and the other is not.

There is a sign with the inscription: Exclusive dealership for Italy: COMPAGNIA APPARECCHI MULTIPLICATORI, Via Moscova 27 MILAN.

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Weight: approximately 23 kg
Dimensions with lid: 45 x 35 x 46