ACM Computing Surveys volume 12, no. 1 through no. 4, 1980 complete year, 4 individual issues; March 1980, June 1980, September 1980, December 1980.
ACM 1980, 465 pages in four individual volumes; double-column text, diagrams, references.
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ACM Computing Surveys volume 13, no. 1 through no. 4, 1981 complete year, 4 individual issues; March 1981, June 1981, September 1981, December 1981.
ACM 1981, 495 pages, double-column text, diagrams, references, Index.
ACM Computing Surveys volume 17, no. 1 through no. 4, 1985 complete year, 4 individual issues; March 1985, June 1985, September 1985, December 1985.
ACM 1985, 525 pages, double-column text, references, diagrams, Index.
ACM Computing Surveys, volume 5 nos. 1 - 4, March 1973, June 1973, September 1973, December 1973 complete year, individual issues.
ACM 1973; pp 1 - 245 inclusive; double column text, some illustrations, references.
The Bell System Technical Journal 3 individual issues 1954 March, July, September.
AT&T BSTJ, 1954, volume XXXIII nos. 2, 4, 5, diagrams, references.
The Bell System Technical Journal volume XXXVII 1958 3 individual issues May, July, November; numbers 3, 4, 6.
AT&T BSTJ 1958, diagrams, references; three individual issues.
HERMAN HOLLERITH -- FORGOTTEN GIANT OF INFORMATION PROCESSING.
Columbia University Press NY 1982, first edition.
The Ninth Bridgewater Treatise, a Fragment; second edition 1838.
John Murray, London 1838; 270 pages, illustrations.
Babbage's Calculating Engine, in, Saturday Magazine, No. 552 -- February 6, 1841.
Saturday Magazine, No. 552 -- February 6, 1841.
Journal of the Association for Computing Machinery, volume 3, number 4, October 1956.
ACM 1956; pp 265 - 404 inclusive; diagrams, illustrations,references.
IBM's Early Computers.
MIT Press, Cambridge MA 1986 ISBN 0262022257; 716 pages, photographs, Index, extensive Notes section.
Bell Telephone System Monograph B-868 Thermionics, THERMIONIC ELECTRON EMISSION.
Bell Telephone System Technical Publications, BT Labs NY, n.d. [1936?); Monograph B-868; 64 pages.
Cybernetics and Management.
English Universities Press London, 1959, first edition; 214 pages, references, index.
Data Set 103A Interface Specification february 1967; AND, Data Sets 402C and 402D Interface Specification, november 1964.
American Telephone & Telegraph Company, Engineering Director Data Communications, 1964 and 1967, 21 pages and 10 pages, double-column text, illustrations and some photographs.
The Bell System Technical Journal 4 separate issues 1952 January, May, July, September volume XXI numbers 1, 3, 4, 5.
AT&T 1952 var. pagination, diagrams, references, photographs.
Bell System Technical Journal volume XXXV, number 1, January 1956; volume 30 no. 1.
AT&T 1956; pp 1 - 245 inclusive; photographs, diagrams; references.
Bell System Technical Journal volume XXXVII Number 5 september 1958; vol 37 no 5.
American Telephone & Telegraph Co, 1958; i-vi, pp 1091-1326, illus, photos, references.
Bell System Technical Journal, Tables of Contents and Cumulative Index, volumes XI-XX, 1932-1941; AND, volumes XXI XXX, 1942 - 1951.
American Telephone & Telegraph Co, NY, n.d., ca. 1941 and 1952; 48 pages and 32 pages.
Intelligent Machines -- an introduction to Cybernetics.
Isaac Pitman & sons, London 1962; 98 pages, drawings, index, references.
Numerical Solutions of Functional Equations by means of Laplace Transform VII, The Mellin Transform.
Rand Corp, CA, July 1964, Memorandum RM-4179-NIH; 14 pages, illus. equations.
Application of a New Approach to the Computational Solution of A System of Two Non-Linear Partial Differential Equations.
Rand Corp, CA, august 1964; 14 pages, 8.5x11 stapled cardstock wraps, greengray covers.
2 volumes, Programming Pearls; AND, More Programming Pearls confessions of a coder.
Addison-Wesley publishers NY 1986 and 1988; 195 pages and 207 pages, index.
The Computing Machinery Field, volume 2 no. 1 January, 1953; WITH, Computers and Automation - formerly The Computing Machinery Field, Volume 2, no. 2, March 1953.
Edmund C Berkeley and Associates, NY NY 1953; 45 pages and 37 pages, articles, advertisements etc.
Who's Who in the Computer Field, one-page entry form, 1956, for Computers and Automation, (ephemera).
Edmund C Berkeley, COMPUTERS AND AUTOMATION, Newtonville MA 1956; 2-sided 8.5x11 sheet, combination order form, Entry Form for Who's Who, and introductory letter by Berkeley for upcoming 1956 publication.