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74485 'LYONS of LONDON'

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A bound printed booklet relating to the story of Lyons and how it became the world's largest food and catering organisation, mentioning LEO as the 'world's first high speed electronic computer to come into regular commercial use'.

Date : c 1950s

Physical Description : 1 item, (30 pages), paper; typescript

Provenance :
From David Caminer's papers.

Archive References : CMLEO/DC/WF/PM/74485 , DTC/11/1

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This exhibit has a reference ID of CH74485. Please quote this reference ID in any communication with the Centre for Computing History.

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