Selection of Printed Documents on Collator Units

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Selection of printed documents relating to collator units, which includes:

Collator Unit Adjustments Revised 12.4.61
Notes on Collator Circuitry:- Type 365 (Ref. SH/DCB/WJG/1, 11th August 1960)
Notes for Re-assembly of Collator Unit (Revised 30.5.62)
Mechanical Assembly and Adjustments Supplementary to Collator F.E. Manual - 8004 (8.43)

Date : Unknown

Physical Description : Collator Unit Adjustments (x3 double-sided sheets), Notes on Collator Circuitry:- Type 365 (x7double-sided sheets), Notes for Re-assembly of Collator Unit (x2 sheets), Mechanical Assembly and Adjustments Supplementary to Collator F.E. Manual (x6 double-sided sheets)

This exhibit has a reference ID of CH71228. Please quote this reference ID in any communication with the Centre for Computing History.

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