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Wedgwood, Ralph

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Ralph Wedgwood: Pioneer of Office Copying

Image: Wedgwood’s factory at Etruria in Staffordshire. The Useful Arts and Manufacturers of Great Britain of Great Britain Vol.… read more »

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