Vintage EXXON QWIP 1200 Series Transceiver Facsimile FAX Machine Circa: 1975 - 85
Item History & Price
| Reference Number: Avaluer:50929479 | Model: 1200 |
| Brand: Exxon | MPN: QWIP 1200 |
| Series: 1200 series | UPC: NA |
Vintage RARE EXXON QWIP 1200 series Transceiver Facsimile FAX Machine circa: 1975-85
Exxon Qwip 1200 series Facsimile Machine
Now available for Private Ownership.This piece is from my Collection of Rare, and Ultra Rare Vintage Electronics Collection.-And now to Yours.
Circa 1975 / 1985 in overall good vintage condition. (See photos)
This Unit Has Not Been Tested.
It was designed by Don Rebele, and believed to have been sold between 1975-1985.Qwip Syste...ms was a division of Exxon Office Systems Company from 1975 until 1985.
Today, Surviving examples of these Exxon QWiP machines can be found as Museum artifacts at: the COOPER HEWITT Smithsonian Design Museum, TEMPE HISTORY Museum, in Tempe, AZ, and the Henry Ford Museum of Innovation (Not on exhibit to the public).
The Qwip 1200 revolutionized the facsimile business in the United States. Prior to the Qwip’s entry into the market, facsimile machines were similar in size to copy machines. This newly portable model typically sold on a monthly lease program to allow for future upgrades, and transmitted documents in a matter of minutes.
The Qwip was an early telephone-transmission fax machine. To transmit a document, two people would establish a telephone voice connection--a document attached to the drum of one fax machine, blank paper to the other. The transmitting Qwip read the document line by line, converting image into sound. The receiving fax then reassembled the sound back into a printed image.
The Qwip was advertised with these tag lines: “Qwip versus Zip” (to emphasize the speed of facsimile over mail).
“How customers send purchase orders back to suppliers cross-country (or crosstown) in minutes - over the telephone”“The Machine that sends back electronic mail” We will be happy to sell this rare and vintage piece to -Qualified Buyers- Worldwide.This piece of history is rare, and will display well in your vintage computer museum or Private collection. However, due to its age, is being sold "AS IS" ... No testing has been done. This item is not offered as perfect, .Only as is a 40 year old antique computer /accessory. Early computers and equipment of this sort were known to have faults and require technical knowledge to repair or operate properly. This item is intended to be sold to collectors and / or technical experts in AS-IS condition.
DimensionsHeight: 7 in (transceiver)Width: 21.75 in (transceiver)Length: 22 in (transceiver)
Qwip 1200 Series: Qwip Systems A DIvision of Exxon Enterprises, Inc. Faxscimile Transceiver
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Receive 10% Rebate when you Pay $$ on Pickup.
NOTICE:eBay is changing how your payments are processed:Under the New: eBay Managed Payments System;Your payment and info are sent offshore to the Netherlands and processed by:Ayden (3rd party offshore paprocessor)Then transferred back to EBay, And lastly, distributed to the seller (3-5 days later).This new process may add unnecessary delays in the seller receiving your payment.
To avoid shipping delays, please contact us (FIRST) to Learn how you can request an invoice (before you pay) at check out, as well as Pay on Pickup (POP) options, including DirectPay using PayPal, or Cash on Pickup.
As always, Items cannot be shipped until payment has been received in full.
Thank you for your cooperation during this transition.
Exxon Qwip 1200 series Facsimile Machine
Now available for Private Ownership.This piece is from my Collection of Rare, and Ultra Rare Vintage Electronics Collection.-And now to Yours.
Circa 1975 / 1985 in overall good vintage condition. (See photos)
This Unit Has Not Been Tested.
It was designed by Don Rebele, and believed to have been sold between 1975-1985.Qwip Syste...ms was a division of Exxon Office Systems Company from 1975 until 1985.
Today, Surviving examples of these Exxon QWiP machines can be found as Museum artifacts at: the COOPER HEWITT Smithsonian Design Museum, TEMPE HISTORY Museum, in Tempe, AZ, and the Henry Ford Museum of Innovation (Not on exhibit to the public).
The Qwip 1200 revolutionized the facsimile business in the United States. Prior to the Qwip’s entry into the market, facsimile machines were similar in size to copy machines. This newly portable model typically sold on a monthly lease program to allow for future upgrades, and transmitted documents in a matter of minutes.
The Qwip was an early telephone-transmission fax machine. To transmit a document, two people would establish a telephone voice connection--a document attached to the drum of one fax machine, blank paper to the other. The transmitting Qwip read the document line by line, converting image into sound. The receiving fax then reassembled the sound back into a printed image.
The Qwip was advertised with these tag lines: “Qwip versus Zip” (to emphasize the speed of facsimile over mail).
“How customers send purchase orders back to suppliers cross-country (or crosstown) in minutes - over the telephone”“The Machine that sends back electronic mail” We will be happy to sell this rare and vintage piece to -Qualified Buyers- Worldwide.This piece of history is rare, and will display well in your vintage computer museum or Private collection. However, due to its age, is being sold "AS IS" ... No testing has been done. This item is not offered as perfect, .Only as is a 40 year old antique computer /accessory. Early computers and equipment of this sort were known to have faults and require technical knowledge to repair or operate properly. This item is intended to be sold to collectors and / or technical experts in AS-IS condition.
DimensionsHeight: 7 in (transceiver)Width: 21.75 in (transceiver)Length: 22 in (transceiver)
Qwip 1200 Series: Qwip Systems A DIvision of Exxon Enterprises, Inc. Faxscimile Transceiver
>> READ!!!!
Receive 10% Rebate when you Pay $$ on Pickup.
NOTICE:eBay is changing how your payments are processed:Under the New: eBay Managed Payments System;Your payment and info are sent offshore to the Netherlands and processed by:Ayden (3rd party offshore paprocessor)Then transferred back to EBay, And lastly, distributed to the seller (3-5 days later).This new process may add unnecessary delays in the seller receiving your payment.
To avoid shipping delays, please contact us (FIRST) to Learn how you can request an invoice (before you pay) at check out, as well as Pay on Pickup (POP) options, including DirectPay using PayPal, or Cash on Pickup.
As always, Items cannot be shipped until payment has been received in full.
Thank you for your cooperation during this transition.
