Computer History Museum

Object comprises two rack-mount modules each bearing10 data connectors. They are linked by zip-ties (presumably for convenience not function). A single patch cable connects them.

Type
Physical Object
Catalogue number
102642400
IBM token ring junction boxes

Mug has "MENTOR GRAPHICS" and hard-to-read writing behind a brown screen etched on side.

Type
Physical Object
Catalogue number
102666210
Idea Series mug

Printed on shirt is "VOLUNTEER COMPUTER HISTORY MUSEUM". On back is printed "www.computerhistory.org"

Type
Physical Object
Catalogue number
102674405
Computer History Museum t-shirt

X3473.2006 062304563 On the front of the t-shirt is printed: Volunteer Computer History Museum On the back of the t-shirt is printed: www.computerhistory.org

Type
Physical Object
Catalogue number
102674674
Computer History Museum volunteer t-shirt

On the front of the t-shirt is printed "Volunteer Computer History Museum" and on the back is "www.computerhistory.org".

Type
Physical Object
Catalogue number
102674676
Computer History Museum volunteer t-shirt

This object is a seven-segment display implemented with tungsten filaments. Slightly smaller than a Nixie tube, the seven filaments making up the display, along with a decimal point formed from two crossed filaments, are arranged against a black background. Nine wire pins arranged in two rows of 4 with a single pin set between the ends of these rows extend from the bottom of the glass envelope. It comes with the original packaging by RCA.

Type
Physical Object
Catalogue number
102732432
Vacuum display tube type DR2110

The object has connectors on the back side for DC power, microphone, earphones, video, joystick, and expansion.

Type
Physical Object
Catalogue number
102782920
Color computer

Printed on mug reads, "The IDEA Services/ Engineering Workstations".

Type
Physical Object
Catalogue number
102624572

<p>Exterior of a building.</p>

Format
35mm Filmstrip, Slide Transparency
Catalogue number
102798747