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75467 File of Assorted Brochures

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A file of brochures collected by David Caminer comprised of:

LEO Document Reader, 1962
Brochure titled LEO III, 1962
LEO | The Automatic Office that revolutionised the whole conception of office practice
LYONS of LONDON - relates to the story of Lyons teashops and the rise of the business computer
Global Business Book Awards Finalist brochure, featuring User-Driven Innovation by David Caminer, John Aris, Peter Hermon, and Frank Land, for The Lex Prize.

Date : 1962 to 1996

Physical Description : 1 file, paper; typescript and printed publications

Provenance :
Transferred from Modern Records Centre, University of Warwick, to The Centre of Computing History on 18 April 2019

Archive References : CMLEO/DC/CMA/75467/1-5 , MRC1092.4/6

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This exhibit has a reference ID of CH75467. Please quote this reference ID in any communication with the Centre for Computing History.

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