IBM catalogs from the 1960s

Lot consisting of 4 IBM catalogs from the American technology company IBM: • IBM/360 Manual Model 20 Old manual for the IBM System/360 Model 20. It was announced in November 1964 as the smallest and most economical member of IBM's famous family of macrocomputers (mainframes). It was designed for small businesses and became the most installed system of the entire 360 series. The folder consists of technical documentation and operating guides. It contains a total of 6 sheets. Its condition is acceptable, with signs of wear from the years. Dimensions: 21 × 28 cm. • IBM S/360 Manual Technical manual for the IBM S/360 system. It includes diagrams and explanations about the computer's operation. It was officially introduced in 1964 and incorporated a generally compatible architecture (scientific and commercial) and the introduction of the 8-bit byte. The folder contains 10 technical sheets (2 of them double-sided). Its condition is good. Dimensions: 21 × 28 cm. • IBM 1130 Catalog Old original catalog for the IBM 1130 computer. It was a 16-bit computing system introduced by IBM in February 1965. Designed as the company’s least expensive equipment at the time, it was aimed primarily at technical, scientific, engineering, and educational markets. The catalog has a total of 20 pages. Year 1967. 100% original item. Its condition is good. Dimensions: 21 × 27 cm. • IBM 1967 What is a Computer? Old IBM information pamphlet explaining the basic concepts of a computer. It has a total of 16 pages. Year 1967. 100% original item. Its condition is good. It has a waviness that is shown in the photographs. Dimensions: 23 × 23 cm. 100% original items. Ideal for vintage collectors, retro computing, video games, nostalgia, and antiques.

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