A machine or device that copies or reproduces text and images, an early form of what would become the photocopier.
From 'copy' and the Greek 'graph' (write or record), naming a device that writes or records copies.
Early copygraphs used chemical processes and mechanical reproduction—before Xerox invented the photocopier in 1959, copygraph machines were how offices made multiple copies by hand-cranking.
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