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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 relays for Harvard Mark I-IV computers

comparative display of relays for Harvard Mark I-IV computers

Harvard Computation Laboratory
1944-1952
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
Dayton balance scale,with glass tray

Dayton balance scale,with glass tray

International Business Machines Corporation
late 19th-early 20th Century
floating-point arithmetic computer chip

floating-point arithmetic computer chip

International Business Machines Corporation
1982
floating-point arithmetic computer chip

floating-point arithmetic computer chip

International Business Machines Corporation
1981-1985
floppy disk drive

floppy disk drive

International Business Machines Corporation
circa 1982
harmonic analyzer

harmonic analyzer

Zdenek Trnka
1947
Harvard Mark II final models of relays

Harvard Mark II final models of relays

Harvard Computation Laboratory
1947
Harvard Mark IV memory register, word "111"

Harvard Mark IV memory register, word "111"

Harvard Computation Laboratory
1949-1950
IBM ASCC-Harvard Mark I photo album

IBM ASCC-Harvard Mark I photo album

International Business Machines Corporation
1944
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