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Siemens facsimile machine, exhibition in Hanover, Germany

1957 - Is the signature on the cheque genuine can now be established in several minutes also from miles away. The apparatus the new Siemens facsimile writer is being shown at the German industrial exhibition at Hanover. It can transmit print and writing by means of normal telephone connection. it does not matter whether it is a signature line - drawings thumb prints weather maps or complicated apothecary prescriptions, a phone call is sufficient and a pressure on a key and the duplicate is with the receiver. Normal writing paper can be used. To work the facsimile writer it is not even necessary to know how to use a typewriter

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13180957
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46915378
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(c) Keystone Pictures USA/ZUMAPRESS.com/Mary Evans
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