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Vintage UNIVAC Mainframe Computer Logic / Circuit Board – 4092590-00-381
Original vintage UNIVAC plug-in computer circuit board featuring an unusual combination of integrated circuits, discrete components, extensive hand-installed wiring, and three large blue component / circuit modules.
The board is clearly marked UNIVAC and the connector area is marked:
This is an especially interesting example of vintage computer construction. The board contains numerous period Texas Instruments and other integrated circuits along with extensive red, blue and white point-to-point wiring and three large blue modules mounted to the board.
The hand-wired construction may represent factory engineering changes, field modifications, or another specialized configuration. Exact purpose of the modifications is unknown and no attempt has been made to alter or remove them.
Exact UNIVAC computer system and original circuit function have not been independently confirmed.
This would make an excellent addition to a UNIVAC/Sperry collection, vintage computer collection, computer-history display, museum collection, or collection of early enterprise computing hardware.
CONDITION:
Used vintage condition with age-related wear, discoloration, markings, residue and other signs of previous use as shown.
Untested. No attempt has been made to power or electrically test the board.
All wiring, modules, components and other modifications have been left exactly as found. Nothing has been cleaned, removed or altered.
Please review all photographs carefully for exact component and cosmetic condition.
Sold as a vintage collectible / untested electronic component exactly as pictured.
Photos are part of the description.
Items are carefully packed for safe shipment. I have extensive experience shipping vintage electronics and computer equipment.
Thanks for looking!

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