Mimeograph Paper

Mimeograph paper is a type of paper that was commonly used in the past for duplicating documents using a mimeograph machine. Mimeograph machines were popular before the advent of photocopiers and printers.

Mimeograph paper is typically thicker and more absorbent than regular paper, allowing it to absorb the ink from the mimeograph machine and produce multiple copies of a document. It often has a slightly rough texture and may be slightly off-white in color.

While mimeograph machines and mimeograph paper are not commonly used today, they were widely used in offices, schools, and other organizations in the past for creating multiple copies of documents, such as worksheets, handouts, and newsletters.

In the supply class Stationery And Record Forms, mimeograph paper would be categorized as a specific type of paper used for duplicating documents. It falls under the broader category of office supplies and devices, which includes various items used in office settings, such as pens, paper clips, staplers, and printers.