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comparative display of old cam with IBM ASCC-Mark I cam

comparative display of old cam with IBM ASCC-Mark I cam

International Business Machines Corporation
1930-1937
comparative display of standard counters and later IBM ASCC-Mark I counters

comparative display of standard counters and later IBM ASCC-Mark I counters

International Business Machines Corporation
1929-1938
comparative display of standard wire contacts and later IBM ASCC-Mark I contacts

comparative display of standard wire contacts and later IBM ASCC-Mark I contacts

International Business Machines Corporation
1929-1938
fragment of Babbage's first difference engine

fragment of Babbage's first difference engine

Charles Babbage
1822-1834, reassembled in 1886
IBM ASCC-Harvard Mark I photo album

IBM ASCC-Harvard Mark I photo album

International Business Machines Corporation
1944
IBM ASCC-Mark I cams, counters, and relays

IBM ASCC-Mark I cams, counters, and relays

International Business Machines Corporation
1939-1944
IBM ASCC-Mark I card weight, paper guide, two multiprong relays

IBM ASCC-Mark I card weight, paper guide, two multiprong relays

International Business Machines Corporation
circa 1944
IBM ASCC-Mark I  chain link

IBM ASCC-Mark I chain link

International Business Machines Corporation
circa 1944
IBM ASCC-Mark I computer framed photograph

IBM ASCC-Mark I computer framed photograph

Harvard Computation Laboratory
1945-1955
IBM ASCC-Mark I model 5 single coil

IBM ASCC-Mark I model 5 single coil

International Business Machines Corporation
circa 1944
IBM ASCC-Mark I model 6 latch

IBM ASCC-Mark I model 6 latch

International Business Machines Corporation
circa 1944
IBM ASCC-Mark I paper-tape punch station

IBM ASCC-Mark I paper-tape punch station

International Business Machines Corporation
1939-1944
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