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		F1 Ferranti Mark I
		F1 Ferranti Mark I console
		F1 Ferranti Mark I CRT storage tube
		F1 Ferranti Mark I drum
		F1 Ferranti Mark I multiplier
		F1 Ferranti Mark I Star during commissioning
		F2 Ferranti Mercury
		F2 Mercury at Manchester University, with drum cabinets on the right
		F2 drum cabinet with doors open
		F2 a Mercury drum
		F2 Mercury's new graphical output is on the left
		F3 Ferranti Pegasus
		F3 Pegasus console
		F3 a large Pegasus installation
		F3 Pegasus drum
		F3 Pegasus nickel delay line
		F3 Pegasus motor alternator set
		F3 Ferranti Perseus
		F3 Perseus back wiring
		F3 Ferranti Sirius
		F3 Sirius delay line and printed circuit boards
		F4 Ferranti Orion, artist's impression
		F4 Orion 1 processor at West Gorton with doors removed, 1963
		F4 Commissioning an Orion at West Gorton
		F4 Orion 1 console, showing paper tape reader and Flexowriter
		F4 Orion 1 installation
		F5 part of the Ferranti Atlas at Manchester University
		F5 Atlas showing printed-circuit boards
		F5 the input & output equipment for the Atlas computer at Chilton.
		F5 the cabinets of the Atlas central processor at Chilton.
		F5 the data-preparation area for Atlas at Chilton.
		F5 Atlas air conditioning equipment at Chilton.
		F5 front & back of an Atlas type 822 pcb (six flip-flops).
		F5 the London Atlas during commissioning
		F5 Cambridge Titan (the prototype Atlas 2)
		F6 Two Ferranti Poseidon computers under test at Bracknell
		F6 Ferranti Hermes
		F6 Hermes with door open
		F6 Ferranti Apollo under test at Bracknell
		F6 Apollo at the Control Centre, Prestwick Airport
		F6 Ferranti Argus 100
		F6 Ferranti Argus 200
		F6 Argus 200 program tray
		F6 Argus 200 with control desk
		F6 Ferranti Argus 400
		F6 Ferranti Argus 600

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