Communications of the ACM -- 1959, 9 separate issues of the 1959 volume 2.
ACM, Baltimore MD 1959, var. pagination, double-column text, illustrations, advertisements, News and Notices, ONR Digital Computer Newsletter at rear.
Highspots in the History of Computing
Proceedings of a symposium on large-scale digital calculating machinery, Volume XVI in the Annals of the Computation Laboratory of Harvard University.
Harvard University Press, Cambridge MA 1948; 302 pages plus prelims, photographs.
Proceedings of an International Symposium on the Theory of Switching, 1957, parts I and II, 2 volumes.
Harvard Univ Press, MA 1959; volumes XXIX and XXX, Annals 29 & 30; 305 pp & 345 pp; 8x11, photographs, diagrams, references.
The Logic of Automata, parts I and II, plus more, in, Journal of the Association for Computing Machinery, 4 individual issues, complete year 1957.
JACM 1957, January, April, July, October, 558 pages, includes the Digital Computer Newsletter printed at rear of issues.
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.
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.
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.
Computers -- Their Operation and Applications.
Reinhold Publishing Corp NY 1956, first edition (no other printings noted); 366 pages, Index, diagrams, Refs, Gloss.
Measurement of Power Spectra from the Point of View of Communication Engineering, parts I and II.
BSTJ vol XXXVII numbers 1 & 2, January and March 1958; Blackman & Tukey's article in 2 parts.
Magnetic Drum Storage for Digital Information Processing Systems, in, Mathematical Tables and other Aids to Computation vol 4 no 29, January 1950 / MTAC 1950.
National Research Council Mathematical Tables and other Aids to Computation, IV, no. 1, January 1950.
Manual of Operation for the Automatic Sequence Controlled Calculator.
Harvard University Press, Cambridge MA 1946 first edition; 561 pages, 17 plates, text illustrations;.
An Algorithm for the Machine Calculation of Complex Fourier Series, in , Mathematics of Computation vol 19 1965.
Mathematics of Computation vol 19 1965.
Punched Card Methods in Scientific Computation.
Thomas J Watson Astronomical Computing Bureau, Columbia Univ, January 1940, first edition; 136 pages.
Display-Selection Techniques for Text Manipulation, in, IEEE Transactions on Human Factors in Electronics, March 1967, bound with other issues.
IEEE Transactions on Human Factors in Electronics, HFE-8: 1 (March 1967), pp. 5-15.
Calculating Instruments and Machines, 1949 first edition.
Univ Illinois Press, Urbana, 1949; first edition;.
Calculating Instruments and Machines, second printing 1953.
Univ of Illinois Press, 1949, second printing 1953; 138 pages, diagrams, photographs.
A Manual of Operation for the Automatic Sequence Controlled Calculator by the Harvard Computation Laboratory; Charles Babbage Institute Reprint series for the History of Computing, volume 8.
CBI, MN, MIT Press Massachusetts, 1985 ISBN 0-262-01084-4, 585 pages, 8x10, bibliography, index.
Experimental Music - Composition with an Electronic Computer.
McGraw-Hill Book Co, NY 1959, first edition; vi, 197 pages, musical notation illustrations at rear.
COBOL Report to Conference on Data Systems Languages including Revised Specifications for a Common Business Oriented Language (COBOL) for Programming Electronic Digital Computers, 1961.
USGPO, Wash., D.C., Dept of Defense 1961, approx. 180 pages, each Section paginated separately; appendices.
John Napier and the Invention of Logarithms 1614, a Lecture.
Cambridge university Press 1914, first edition; 48 pages, illustrations and plates.
IBM Selective Sequence Electronic Calculator, 16-page informational booklet 1948 (SSEC).
International Business Machines Corp., NY, 1948, 16 pages, fold-out fullpage photographs, diagrams etc., double-column text.
The Journal of Computing Systems volume 1 no 1 June 1952.
The Institute of Applied Logic, St Paul MN 1952; pp 1 - 55 inclusive; published quarterly; diagrams.