Ten Common Pieces Of Office Equipment - 1960

Standard for creating all office documents.

Used for business communication.

For making copies of documents before photocopiers were widely available.

Essential for storing and organizing paper documents.

Used for basic arithmetic, especially in finance.

For creating duplicate copies while typing.

For recording spoken notes, typically on magnetic tapes.

Used for organizing physical mail and documents on desks.

For posting memos, announcements, and schedules.

Used for addressing envelopes and mailing labels.

This setup was largely manual and paper-centric, emphasizing physical documentation and basic communication tools, long before the digital revolution.