IBM PC system meant something different back then :)
Here's the list, for Norm, Erik, Dave and anyone else who inquired or may be interested; a little musty but generally in good shape.
REFERENCE/OPERATION MANUALS
24/26 Card Punch/Printing
46/47 Tape-to-Card Punch
56 Card Verifier
65/66 Data Transceiver/Printing
77 Collator 2, 1 no cover
82/83/84 Sorters
101 Electronic Statistical Machine 2, 1 no cover
402/403/419 Accounting Machine 3, 1 no cover
519 Electric Document-Originating Machine 2
519 ditto, Principles of Operation
528 Accumulating Reproducer
548/552 Interpreters
549 Ticket Converter
550/551/552 Card Interpreters - Principles of Operation
557 Alphabetic Interpreter - Preliminary
601 Electric Multiplier - Principles of Operation
602-A Calculating Punch
604 Electronic Calculating Punch 2
650 Magnetic Drum Data-Processing Machine
654 Auxiliary Alphabetic Unit
CUSTOMER ENGINEERING REFERENCE MANUALS
602-A Calculating Punch - w/wiring diagram
77/85/87/89 Collators
402/403/419 Accounting Machine w/wiring diagram
24 Base 24/26/27/28/46/47/56/65/66/526/534/536/824/826/834/836,
Wiring diagrams for 024 and 056 only
Also, some interesting pamphlets about system design, procedures & control with these machines and I'll even throw in ref manuals for a Honeywell 400 and the Burroughs B200 Series (not the famous B205, but 250-280).
The stack is abt 7" high, wt. abt. 10 lbs.
Don't know about any others, but FWIW, I see there's a 604 manual at:
http://www.spies.com/~aek/pdf/ibm/604_OperMan.pdf
What I'd like to do to save time & trouble is ship it all to Norm since he generously offered to scan it, and then you can sort out who needs and gets what.
mike/ccs
Received on Wed Oct 17 2001 - 20:23:51 BST