Matrix Algebra Programs for the UNIVAC by Joseph Rutledge and Harvey Rubinstein. Copy of typed paper presented at the Wayne Conference on Automatic Computing Machinery and Applications, Detroit, Michigan 1951-03-27-1951-03-28

High Order Matrix Computation on the UNIVAC by Joseph Rutledge and Harvey Rubinstein. Copy of typed paper presented at the Pittsburgh meeting of the Association for Computing Machinery 1952-05-03

An Application of Large Scale Computation to Economics by Emil D. Schell. Typescript paper presented at the Association for Computing Machinery, Pittsburgh, PA 1952-05-02-1952-05-03

Manuscript outline and mathematical notations, unsigned but presumed to be Rutledge's handwriting, 7pp

Text with pencil tics on some letters as if creating an alpha code for machine reading letter, and pencil drawings on verso; 2pp

Flowchart of the history of computing from Babbage and including Radar, Hollerith-IBM, Bell Relay and others; mimeograph 1953-12-04

Newspaper clippings and cartoon about UNIVAC

Printed cards including UNIVAC system, identification card, discount cards

Summary of census UNIVAC log, specific dates in 1951

Remington Rand, Inc. Pulse Code 1951-11-26

Booklets: Remington Rand Employees Insurance Plan and Employees' Accident and Sickness Benefit Plan 1956-03-01

Bill, check receipt for consulting services for Remington Rand, Sperry Rand

Traveling expense vouchers incurred for UNIVAC and UARC 1955-1956

Hotel rates in Washington, D. C.; Logistics Research Project, memo: We are not sending you a copy of the final program..." 1951

Telecomputing Corporation, Specification for Telereader Type 29A 1953

Operating Instructions Output Edit 240-9

Brief Description of MINAC (alias Frankel machine), 2pp, typescript

Coded computer print-out, 1 pp

Pencil data in columnar format

Underwood Corp, N. Y., trade brochure: ELECOM 2: low cost Electronic Computers

Correspondence: Joseph Rutledge while at Remington Rand Univac, including with Anatol Holt, and with Arnold Rose 1956

Letter from Joseph Rutledge to Dr. Mauchly informing him of accepting IBM's offer 1958

Letter from Anatol W. Holt to Dr. Richard Stark, Mathematical Analysis Unit, Knolls Atomic Power Laboratory, relating to the crystal structure problem which was run on the UNIVAC 1955

Re names in compiling systems - a classification which might possibly be complete, 1p; On the assignment of AB registers in LARC, 2pp, both by by J. D. Rutledge 1956

On the subject of tags: proposal; General nomenclature system for G. P. II

UNIVAC Applications Research Center, UNIVAC IIR Specifications, mimeograph 1956

Proposed Advanced Coding System for UNIVAC-LARC by Frances E. Holberton 1956

Matrix Math Flow Charts 1952

Problem / LMO Edit Compiler, 1p

There Once Was a System, short story, 6pp, typed

Westinghouse Electrical Company, invoices

Report: Standard Coding Procedures for Car-programmed Electronic Calculator Floating Decimal Board no. 1 1952

The Application of the Kodak Minicard System to Problems of Documentation, presented at the Annual Meeting, American Documentation Institute, Cleveland, Ohio, November 4-5, 1954

IBM Electronic Punched Card Accounting Machines; Principles of Operation. Electronic Calculating Punch Type 606 and Accounting Machine Types 402 and 403

Arithmetic Unit-PBC 2-5 cycle blue-print. Eckert-Mauchly Computer Corp., Philadelphia, PA.

Plug board layout blue-print. Eckert-Mauchly Computer Corp, Philadelphia, PA

RemRand News, vol VI, no. 8, NY, 1955-04