photoduplicate

pho·to·du·pli·cate

 (fō′tō-do͞o′plĭ-kāt′, -dyo͞o′-)
tr.v. pho·to·du·pli·cat·ed, pho·to·du·pli·cat·ing, pho·to·du·pli·cates
To photocopy.
n. (-kĭt)
A photocopy.
pho′to·du′pli·ca′tion n.

photoduplicate

(ˌfəʊtəʊˈdjuːplɪkət)
n, vb
(Printing, Lithography & Bookbinding) the US and Canadian equivalent of photocopy
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Marcus once criticized the AJHS because "they accept only gifts and make no copies," and on another occasion he noted that "originals remain brittle, difficult and expensive to maintain." (85) Marcus's faith in photoduplicates, however, was not shared by all.
Building a Home for the Past: Archives and the Geography of American Jewish History
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