Vintage UNIVAC 3620670-01 Mainframe Logic Board 15MHz Sperry Computer PCB For Sale

Vintage UNIVAC 3620670-01 Mainframe Logic Board 15MHz Sperry Computer PCB
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Vintage UNIVAC 3620670-01 Mainframe Logic Board 15MHz Sperry Computer PCB:
$98.95

Vintage UNIVAC Mainframe Computer Logic / Timing Circuit Board – 3620670-01


Original vintage UNIVAC plug-in circuit board / module, believed to date from approximately the late 1970s or early 1980s.


Board is marked UNIVAC and 3620670-01 and features a large CTS Knights 15.0 MHz oscillator, multiple Texas Instruments and other period integrated circuits, front-panel indicator lights, two toggle switches, and a large backplane connector.


Several ICs carry apparent 1979 production/date markings, consistent with late-1970s manufacture. Exact UNIVAC system and original function have not been confirmed.


This is an unusual surviving piece of vintage enterprise/mainframe computing hardware and would make an excellent addition to a UNIVAC/Sperry collection, computer-history collection, museum display, or vintage electronics collection.


Visible markings include:

UNIVAC

3620670-01

A1F V-0

CTS Knights Inc., Sandwich, IL

970-3202-02

3008063-02

15.0 MHz


CONDITION:

Used vintage condition with age-related wear as shown. Untested. No attempt has been made to power or electrically test the board. Please review all photographs carefully for component and cosmetic condition.


Sold as a vintage collectible / untested electronic component exactly as pictured.


Please see photos for exact condition and contents. Photos are part of the description.


Items are carefully packed for safe shipment. I have extensive experience shipping vintage electronics and computer equipment.


Thanks for looking!

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