Genuine Pitney Bowes 621-1 Fluorescent Red Ink Cartridge New DM400 DM500 Series

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Genuine Pitney Bowes 621-1 Fluorescent Red Ink Cartridge DM400 DM500 Series New.
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Genuine Pitney Bowes 621-1 Fluorescent Red Ink Cartridge DM400 DM500 Series
Pitney Bowes beginnings can be traced to the year 1902, when Arthur Pitney patented his newly created postage stamping machine. He then spent the next 12 years fine tuning it and attempting to gain acceptance and financial backing for the product from the postal service. Pitney's machine offered a solution for the U.S. Post Office, which was confronted with the impracticality of the adhesive postage stamp in the face of the increasing volume of mail. The postage stamping machine would stamp the mail at its source, while also keeping track of the amount of postage used. This method helped save labor and also decreased costs for both the postal service and the businesses using the machine. Although the machine achieved impressive results when tested by the post office in Pitney's hometown of Chicago in 1914, ultimate approval did not come until after World War I.
The world's first commercial postage meter the Model M was designed and developed in Stamford between 1901 and 1920 by inventor Arthur Pitney and entrepreneur Walter H. Bowes, with the assistance of Walter H. Wheeler Jr. The Model M formed the cornerstone of the Pitney Bowes metered mail concept, which was officially recognized by the U.S. Postal Service and was introduced on November 16, 1920. The postage meter, which eliminates the need for the adhesive stamp
Pitney Bowes
1 - Fluorescent red ink cartridge 66ml
DM400 & DM500 series
621-1
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