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Main frame, for Automatic Computing Engine (ACE) pilot model, 1949

Main frame, for Automatic Computing Engine (ACE) pilot model, 1949

1949
Fairlight CMI Series 3 Mainframe

Fairlight CMI Series 3 Mainframe

1985-1989
PDP 10 operators console, 1966-1970

PDP 10 operators console, 1966-1970

1966-1970
BESM-6 Supercomputer, 1968-1987

BESM-6 Supercomputer, 1968-1987

1968-1987
BESM-6 Supercomputer, 1968-1987

BESM-6 Supercomputer, 1968-1987

1968-1987
BESM-6 Supercomputer, 1968-1987

BESM-6 Supercomputer, 1968-1987

1968-1987
BESM-6 supercomputer, 1968-1987

BESM-6 supercomputer, 1968-1987

1968-1987
Automatic Computing Engine (ACE) simulator, 1950

Automatic Computing Engine (ACE) simulator, 1950

1950
Elliott / NRDC 401 Mk I Mainframe

Elliott / NRDC 401 Mk I Mainframe

1952-1953
Components from ICL mainframe computers, S3L ‘Estriel’ and SX ‘Essex’.

Components from ICL mainframe computers, S3L ‘Estriel’ and SX ‘Essex’.

1980-1990
Components of I.C.L. 1901A computer system

Components of I.C.L. 1901A computer system

1971
Mainframe

Mainframe

circa 1993
BESM-6 Supercomputer Cabinet, 1968-1987

BESM-6 Supercomputer Cabinet, 1968-1987

1968-1987
Neuron compartment from Ferranti Sirius computer

Neuron compartment from Ferranti Sirius computer

1959
Powers Samas programme controlled mainframe

Powers Samas programme controlled mainframe

circa 1957
BESM-6 Supercomputer, 1968-1987

BESM-6 Supercomputer, 1968-1987

1968-1987
Cardboard box assumed to contain valves from the Slow Speed ACE Simulator

Cardboard box assumed to contain valves from the Slow Speed ACE Simulator

1950
Slow-speed ACE simulator, 1950

Slow-speed ACE simulator, 1950

1950
Control desk, for Automatic Computing Engine (ACE) pilot model, made at the National Physical Laboratory, Teddington, London, England, 1949. The construction of the (ACE) pilot model was based on designs by Alan Turing.

Control desk, for Automatic Computing Engine (ACE) pilot model, 1949

1949
BESM-6 Supercomputer - Registers Cabinet type BRUS with two glass doors, control panel and desk, possibly manufactured by Moscow Calculating Analytical Plant Machines, Russia, 1968-1987

BESM-6 Supercomputer, 1968-1987

1968-1987
Three mainframe bays (bays 1, 2 and 4) for CDC 6600 Super Computer made by Control Data Limited, United States, 1968

Three mainframe bays from CDC 6600 super computer, 1968

1968
Control Console for CDC 6600 Super Computer, made by Control Data Limited, United States, 1968

Control console for CDC 6600 super computer, 1968

1968
Ferranti Argus 200 computer, complete with interconnecting cables, by Ferranti Ltd., Hollinwood, Manchester, Lancashire, England, 1959

Ferranti Argus 200 computer

1959
I.C.L. 1901A computer desk with panels

I.C.L. 1901A computer desk

1971
Delay line tray, from Ferranti Sirius computer, Ferranti Limited, Manchester, England, United Kingdom, 1959

Delay line tray from Ferranti Sirius computer

1959
Ferranti Sirius computer

Ferranti Sirius mainframe

1959
Main component of Elliott 405 computer

Elliott 405 computer

1956
Elliott 405 computer

Elliott 405 computer

1956
Box of I.C.L. 1901A computer accessories including paper tape creatives, circuit boards and 2x hardrive disks, cables.

Box of I.C.L. 1901A computer accessories

1971
I.C.L. 1901A computer system comprising 8 parts, and three paper rolls

I.C.L. 1901A computer system comprising eight parts and three paper rolls

1971
One mainframe bay (bay 3) from CDC 6600 Super Computer made by Control Data Ltd., United States, 1968

One Mainframe Bay for CDC 6600 Supercomputer, 1968

1968
Door pin from the BESM-6 Supercomputer. Possibly manufactured by Moscow Calculating Analytical Plant Machines, Russia, 1968-1987.

Door Pin from BESM-6 Supercomputer, 1968-1987

1968-1987