A file of photocopied academic papers and articles relating to early computers comprised of:

• Airline Reservations Systems: Lessons From History by Duncan G. Copeland and James L. McKenney, 1988
• Waves of change by James L. McKenney with Duncan Copeland and Richard O. Mason, 1995
• The Rise and Fall of the General Electric Corporation Computer Department, by J. A. N. Lee, 1995
• Two Financial Times articles relating to Colossus, 1996
• ENIAC and After by David Caminer
• A photocopy of the acknowledgements page from Technology in banking: creating value and destroying profits by Steiner and Teixeira
• A section of American Commercial Banking: a history by B. J. Klebaner
• An article from STERN New York University, 1996
• From Three Cents a Week by William H. A. Carr, 1982
• A set of fact sheets from Diamonds, rust and a Handful of sand - a radio history of electronics
• A booklet titled The Birth of The Baby | The University of Manchester
• The Emergence of Computing Science Research and Teaching at Cambridge, 1936-1949 by Mary G. Croarken, 1992
• The Airy Tape An Early Chapter in the History of Debugging by Martin Campbell-Kelly, 1992
• The Influence of the Cambridge Mathematical Laboratory on the LEO Project by John Pinkerton with Derek Hemy and Ernest Lenaerts, 1992
• The teashop computer manufacturer: J. Lyons, LEO and the potential and limits of high-tech diversification by John Hendry. Also includes a detailed editorial letter from David Caminer on Hendry's paper.

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