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Mail.

Actually, the basic concept of the fax machine is a lot older than most people think. The "electric printing telegraph" was patented in 1843 (that is not a typo; something very like a fax machine existed well over half a century before the telephone itself did).

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  • postal mail
  • telegrams
  • pony express mail
  • mail carried by human relay runners
  • etc.
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Fax machines.

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No email "in the olden days".

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the phone

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Telegrams.

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