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i. Engineering Research Associates. A proposed electronic system for inventory control. Saint Paul, MN: Engineering Research Associates (Division of Remington Rand), 1953, mimeograph, maroon covers, marked "Restricted", (gift to Erwin Tomash from Thomas Wingate Wilder III (1923-2007), 1996), [T&W E12] ii. Engineering Research Associates. Report on the Microfilm Rapid Selector. Saint Paul, MN: Engineering Research Associates, 1949, yellow covers, [T&W E13] iii. Engineering Research Associates. High-speed computing devices. New York: McGraw-Hill Book Company, 1950, original cloth, PRESENTATION COPY INSCRIBED BY THE FOUNDING PRESIDENT OF ERA JOHN PARKER (1900-1989) TO ERWIN TOMASH, [T&W E14; Origins of Cyberspace 584] iv. [another copy], OWNERSHIP SIGNATURE OF THOMAS WINGATE WILDER III (early Univac programmer at Livermore National Laboratory), by whom presented to Erwin Tomash v. Perry, David P. "Minimum access programming." [reprinted from:] Mathematical Tables and Other Aids to Computation VI, No. 39, July, 1952. St. Paul, MN: Engineering Research Associates, 1952, original green wrappers, [T&W P48] vi. Remington Rand, Inc. Notes on the logic of the ERA 1103 Computer System. Saint Paul, MN: Remington Rand, 1953, wrappers, [T&W R70] vii. Welchman, W. Gordon (1906-1985). Proposal for an ERA development program. Arlington, VA: Engineering Research Associates, 1951, 4pp., Xerox, stapled, [T&W W24] viii. Engineering Research Associates. High-speed computing devices... new introduction by Arnold A. Cohen, facsimile reprint, Los Angeles: Tomash Publishers, 1983], cloth, [cf. T&W E14] 8vo or 4to (8)