Antique Thomas A. Edison's No.4 Mimeograph A.B Dick Company Chicago & More

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This antique Thomas A. Edison's No.4 Mimeograph is a rare find for collectors and enthusiasts of vintage science equipment. The mimeograph, manufactured in the early 1900s by the A.B. Dick Company in Chicago, is an original piece that has preserved its functionality over the years. Seems to be complete with roller, paper, Glycerin bottle, and tubes of black ink. I'm not sure the ink is contemporary to the mimeograph. There is a square piece of slate in the set to make this a heavier piece, 15 pounds. It is a great addition to any collection of scientific instruments and memorabilia. The mimeograph is a unique piece of history that was used to create high-quality illustrations and reproductions of Thomas Edison's inventions. It is a great conversation starter and a valuable addition to any antique collection. Don't miss the opportunity to own a piece of America's rich history. Vintage Wooden Box
Not sure what it is. You be the judge please.  Marked:  Thomson Houston  Paris France.
Box in Good condition. No chips or cracks.
Measures roughly 7 3/8  X 6  3/8 inches X 3 3/4 inches.