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Carbon paper is patented to aid the blind, October 7, 1806 - EDN
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Carbon Paper Cartoons and Comics - funny pictures from CartoonStock
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Carbon copy - Wikipedia
Carbon copy - Wikipedia
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Dr. Jill Gage on Twitter: "In 1806 Ralph Wedgwood patented carbon paper & sold it as part of the Wedgwood Patent Manifold Writer- a system that allowed users to retain copies of
File:Kolok CarbonPaper.jpg - Wikimedia Commons
History of Cc and Bcc Before Emails | Merriam-Webster
Almanac: The invention of carbon paper - CBS News
RALPH WEDGWOOD (1766-1837) English inventor of the earliest form of carbon paper produced at his factory in Etruria, Stoke-on-Trent, Staffordshire, seen here about 1845 Stock Photo - Alamy
Carbon paper - Wikipedia
Remember Carbon Paper? - Cape Girardeau History and Photos
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Ralph Wedgwood Invents Carbon Paper : History of Information
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Ralph Wedgwood Invents Carbon Paper : History of Information
Apple a day - THIS DAY THAT YEAR Today (Oct-7) in 1806, carbon paper is patented by British scientist Ralph Wedgwood. Let us learn some important facts about Ralph Wedgwood: 1. Ralph
Carbon paper is patented to aid the blind, October 7, 1806 - EDN
Carbon copy of letter from Maison to Charlie Hott - March 7, 1980] - The Portal to Texas History
