Beschreibung:

i. Blackburn, John Francis (b.1903), editor. Components handbook. New York: McGraw-Hill Book Company, 1949, original cloth, [T&W B173] ii. Everett, Robert Rivers (b.1921) and Swain, F.E. Whirlwind I computer block diagrams. Cambridge, MA: Digital Computer Laboratory, MIT, 1952, mimeograph, printed blue wrappers, 2 volumes, (bought from Morgan, 1990), [T&W E22; Origins of Cyberspace 615] iii. Forrester, Jay Wright (1918-2016). Data Storage in three dimensions. Cambridge, MA: Servomechanisms Laboratory, MIT, 1950, stapled mimeographed sheets iv. Forrester, Jay Wright (1918-2016). Project Whirlwind. Report R-187. Digital information storage in three dimensions using magnetic cores. Cambridge, MA: Servomechanisms Laboratory, 12pp. mimeographed typescript, 8 full-page figures, blue wrappers, [T&W F87] v. Forrester, Jay Wright (1918-2016). "Digital information storage in three dimensions using magnetic cores" [in:] Journal of Applied Physics, vol. 22, no.1, January 1951, pp.44-48. Lancaster, PA: American Institute of Physics, 1951, original wrappers, (bought from Scientia, Arlington, MA, 1990), [T&W F88], some creasing vi. Saxenian, Hrand (1924-2014). Report R-196. Programming for Whirlwind I. June 11, 1951. Cambridge, MA: MIT, Electronic Computer Division Servomechamism Laboratory, 1951, [T&W S20; Origins of Cyberspace 612]; [bound with:] [Anonymous]. A short guide to coding. Using the Whirlwind I code of October 1949. Cambridge, MA: Digital Computer Laboratory, MIT, 1951, mimeographs, green covers, marked "copy 30", (ownership stamp of Walter S. Attridge, Jr.; bought from Morgan, 1990), [T&W M109; Origins of Cyberspace 611], covers slightly faded and nicked vii. Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Digital computers and their applications. Cambridge, MA: Digital Computer Laboratory, MIT, 1952, mimeograph, blue wrappers inside blue cloth covers, [T&W M108] 4to or 8vo (7)