Thomas EDISON (1847-1931) Electric pen on base, patented 15 August 1876.
Lot 273 -
Thomas EDISON (1847-1931) Electric pen on base, Patented 15 August 1876.
Thomas Edison's electric pen, part of a complete system for duplicating documents and handwritten drawings, was the first electrically powered office machine produced and sold in the United States.
The electric pen was the key element of a complete duplication system, which included the pen, a cast-iron stand with a wooden insert, the cast-iron base is enamelled with gold-plated accents, the gilding was then repainted.
Normal wear and tear, in working order.
- Reference
- GFAC9225
- Reserved price
- Yes
- Weight
- 520 g
- Area
- Etats-Unis
- Sizes
- H 155MM X D 90MM
- Bids from €6,000.00
- Estimate €6,000.00 / €10,000.00
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