From magnetic tape and rare film to lab notebooks and business plans to early mainframes and source code, our collection is as diverse as the history of computing. It is a rich resource for everyone, comprising historical objects, documents, software titles, ephemera, and photographs and moving images.
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Computer requirements in meteorology
International Business Machines Corporation (IBM). Palo Alto Scientific Center
Document, 1966
102679571
Computer Design class
California, University of (Santa Cruz)
Document, 1988
102663194
Bryan's calendars, and dayplanners
Document, 1974-1992
102734616
IBM 7350 reports and articles
Document, 1982
102679807
The history and current status of IBM machines
Document, 1977
102679737
FLOCO II Manual
Los Alamos Scientific Laboratory (LASL)
Document, 1959
102663158
Writing Optimizable Fortran
International Business Machines Corporation (IBM). Palo Alto Scientific Center
Document, 1983
102679838
System Performance Map
International Business Machines Corporation (IBM). Systems Development Division
Document, 1974
102679706
Bendix G-15 Computer spare parts
G. H. Leland Inc.
Physical object, 1956 ca.
102689914
Correspondence by Edward G. Wildanger
Document
102801361
IBM 1401 G System Summary
International Business Machines Corporation (IBM)
Document, 1964-06
102664763
Solution of transport equation by sn approximations
Document, 1955
102634747
Various articles on digital image processing
Document, 1981
102679798
Past and future trends in computing
Document, 1977
102679736
Computer Time Line
Document, 1993
102679995
Lecture notes and references on computer history
Document, 1963
102679503
RF Spectrum of H2 in magnetic field
Harvard University
Document, 1950
102636217
Hydrodynamic instability
Document, 1953
102687690
Bendix G-15 promotional materials
Bendix Corporation. Computer Division
Document, ca. 1962
102721812
The G-15 digital computer
Bendix Corporation
Document, 1955
102640522