c. 1900s Rotary Neostyle No. 8-F Mimeograph Duplicator with Case vintage plant stand The sign has been rewired

The sign has been rewired in shop for safe modern use and lights cleanly

The compact design integrates a bank of 13 small drawers with traditional motifs-arched bridges

This sterilizer jar would have been filled with combs

Masonite backing is housed in a thin

Antique dental practice wall plaque

c. 1900s Rotary Neostyle No. 8-F Mimeograph Duplicator with Case vintage plant stand The sign has been rewiredc. 1900s 1910s; Neostyle Sales Agency New York, USA This early stencil duplicator, the Rotary Neostyle No. 8 F, was produced by the Neostyle Sales Agency of New York in the early 20th century. Neostyle was one of the pioneering names in duplicating technology, offering machines that allowed schools, businesses, and offices to make multiple copies quickly before the advent of modern photocopying. The machine features a geared rotary drum with inking