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Chester Floyd Carlson

The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition
Chester Floyd Carlson 1906-68, American inventor; b. Seattle, Wash. A patent lawyer, he invented (1938) xerography , a method of electrostatic printing. For the next two decades he struggled to find a company that would produce his copying machine, finally finding the Haloid Co., which first marketed a Xerox copier in 1959 and subsequently made a fortune under its new name, the Xerox Corp. Bibliography: See biography by D. Owen (2004). Author not available, CARLSON, CHESTER FLOYD. , The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition 2007 ... Read more
Chester F. Carlson
Chester F. Carlson The American inventor Chester F. Carlson (1906-1968) invented the process of xerography...first introduced by the Xerox Corporation in 1959. Chester Floyd Carlson was born on February 8, 1906, in Seattle, Washington... Read more
The 1930s: Business and the Economy: People in the News
THE 1930s: BUSINESS AND THE ECONOMY: PEOPLE IN THE NEWS In 1937 and 1938 New York patent-law student Chester Floyd Carlson developed the xerography process, revolutionizing the process of duplicating business documents. His patent to... Read more

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