Invented in 1850, the Hughes Typograph was an early example of a typewriter for the blind. The hardware was made of brass while the base of mahogany. Its inventor was William Hughes, Director of the Henshaw Institution in Manchester, England. The Hughes Typograph was an index (keyboard-less) typewriter.

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