Rare UNIVAC 1 VACUUM TUBE CIRCUIT BOARD 1950\'s Computer Remington Rand (cyber) For Sale

Rare UNIVAC 1 VACUUM TUBE CIRCUIT BOARD 1950\'s Computer Remington Rand (cyber)
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Rare UNIVAC 1 VACUUM TUBE CIRCUIT BOARD 1950\'s Computer Remington Rand (cyber):
$1250.00

For offer is a “UNIVAC 1” VACUUM TUBECIRCUIT BOARD from the early 1950’s.

Produced by Remington Rand for the UNIVAC 1, introduced in 1951. -

Only 46 UNIVAC model 1 computers weremade. This unit is 23-1/2 inches longby 9 inches high by 2 inches wide. -


This rare nearly two-foot long logic circuit boardcontains 10 Octal base vacuum tubes, 4 smaller tubes and weighs about 6 pounds. -


The UNIVAC 1 contained over 5,000vacuum tubes, many of which were made by various different manufacturers. These tubes probably have differentmanufacture dates, have not checked them. Wiring looks intact (please see photos)

The board has the original “RemingtonRand” identification tag and serial number.

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UNIVAC 1 was the first large scale,commercially available computer made in the U.S., and its technology spawned along lineage of large computers to follow.Univac was the world leader in computers until the very late 1950’s whenIBM surpassed them. Remington Rand went on to make the Univac 2 (1958), of which less than 38 were sold, and many other specialized machines, and was later

This board was originally part of theestate of a former UNIVAC maintenance specialist. A COAwill be included with the winning offer.

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Included are six Remington Rand punchcards and a bound photocopy of the full UNIVAC 1 maintenance manual featuringboards of this type.

Free shipping, U.S. only. UPS, signature required.

Please feel free to ask questions.

This is a non-working, museum qualitydisplay model. The tubes have not been tested.

Don’t miss a chance to own this earlypiece of computer history. --


All serious offers considered.

Thank you for looking

* (In 1955 the Sperry Corporation and Remington Rand merged forming Sperry Rand.Sperry Rand eventually merged with Burroughs (1986) to form Unisys.\")

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