ENIAC vintage computer 1946 U.S. Army Recruitment AD For Sale

ENIAC vintage computer 1946 U.S. Army Recruitment AD
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ENIAC vintage computer 1946 U.S. Army Recruitment AD:
$12.89

A U.S. Army Recruitment AD featuring the Army's ENIAC.This is an original 1 page magazine ad from 1946.We do not photocopy these. ENIAC vintage computer 1946 U.S. Army Recruitment AD ENIAC vintage computer 1946 U.S. Army Recruitment AD

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Description A U.S. Army Recruitment AD featuring the Army's ENIAC.
This is an original 1 page magazine ad from 1946.
Pages measure 6 ½” x 9”
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