Memorabilia collection - Poster, flyer, book,... - DIRECT FROM THE EAMES OFFICE - Charles & Ray Eames






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A vintage lot of four Eames Office ephemera by Charles & Ray Eames dating to the mid‑20th century in the United States, including The Computer Glossary Poster, A Computer Perspective exhibition flyer (1971), A Computer Perspective book (1973) printed by Harvard University Press, and Computer House of Cards.
Description from the seller
- Title: Computers Ephemera
- Year: 1968-1973
- Availability: Vintage inventory from Eames Office
Description:
lot includes:
- The Computer Glossary Poster features the graphic work from the corresponding film.
- "A Computer Perspective" Exhibition flyer (1971)
- "A Computer Perspective" Book (1973) printed by Harvard University Press
- Computer House of Cards (56 images of the inner workings of a pre-microchip computer)
Context:
The Eames Office was enlisted by IBM in the late 1960's and early 1970's to introduce and familiarize computers to the general population. Projects included the film "A Computer Glossary or, Coming to Terms with the Data Processing Machine," which depicts the path that data travels in the computer and introduces terms specific to electronic data processing. The 1970 Computer House of Cards for IBM's Osaka, Japan World's Fair souvenir. 1971 "A Computer Perspective" Exhibition, film, and book (1973)
The lot has already been shipped from Los Angeles to storage in Amsterdam. Therefore, customs clearance and shipping timelines will follow our standard process, with no additional delays expected
Seller's Story
- Title: Computers Ephemera
- Year: 1968-1973
- Availability: Vintage inventory from Eames Office
Description:
lot includes:
- The Computer Glossary Poster features the graphic work from the corresponding film.
- "A Computer Perspective" Exhibition flyer (1971)
- "A Computer Perspective" Book (1973) printed by Harvard University Press
- Computer House of Cards (56 images of the inner workings of a pre-microchip computer)
Context:
The Eames Office was enlisted by IBM in the late 1960's and early 1970's to introduce and familiarize computers to the general population. Projects included the film "A Computer Glossary or, Coming to Terms with the Data Processing Machine," which depicts the path that data travels in the computer and introduces terms specific to electronic data processing. The 1970 Computer House of Cards for IBM's Osaka, Japan World's Fair souvenir. 1971 "A Computer Perspective" Exhibition, film, and book (1973)
The lot has already been shipped from Los Angeles to storage in Amsterdam. Therefore, customs clearance and shipping timelines will follow our standard process, with no additional delays expected
