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60996 Schematic diagram for Autolector

Photograph of a schematic for the Autolector Document Reader designed for use on LEO III. The machine was developed jointly by LEO Computers and Parnall & Co of Bristol.

Published in Bird, Peter LEO - The First Business Computer (Wokingham: Hasler, 1994), fig 5.3, p150.

Date : c1965

Physical Description : 3 photographic prints (2 duplicates); black and white

Provenance :
Collected by Peter Bird as part of his research for his book LEO - The First Business Computer (1994).

Archive References : CMLEO/PB/PH/6/60996 , PJB/3/1/8 , DCMLEO20190809014

Related Topics:

LEO Document Reader Project

This exhibit has a reference ID of CH60996. Please quote this reference ID in any communication with the Centre for Computing History.

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