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74277 A File of Correspondence from Steve Farrow to Brian Oakley and Tony Morgan

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A file of correspondence and papers sent to Brain Oakley, Chairman of the Computer conservation Society. Includes:

Letter from Steve Farrow to Brian Oakley, dated 26 May 2007, listing the bits of hardware and documents he’d had, and where they’d gone [CLOSED DUE TO DATA PROTECTION]
Letter from Steve Farrow to Tony Morgan, dated 4 November 2010, relating to the LEO IV Research Report [CLOSED DUE TO DATA PROTECTION]
Letter from Steve Farrow to 'LEO people', dated 1 January 2010, relating to the work he was involved in during his time at LEO Computers and sending his best wishes to former colleagues [CLOSED DUE TO DATA PROTECTION]
One sheet logic diagram of the Coordinator of II/11
Plan drawn up by Steve Farrow for the commissioning of the first batch of Leo III’s. Text says plan was for first 12 but only III/2 – III/8 shown.

Date : 26th May 2007 to 4th November 2010

Physical Description : 1 file, 5 items, paper; typescript

Provenance :
Collected by John Daines

Related Topics:

LEO III

This exhibit has a reference ID of CH74277. Please quote this reference ID in any communication with the Centre for Computing History.

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