VINTAGE FORTRAN PROGRAMMING BOOK LOT — 3 Books, 1970s Computer Science History
A three-book lot covering the classic era of FORTRAN IV programming, ideal for
vintage computing collectors, retro tech enthusiasts, computer science history
buffs, or anyone restoring a punch-card / mainframe-era bookshelf.
INCLUDED:
1. FORTRAN IV, 2nd Edition — Elliott I. Organick & Loren P. Meissner
Addison-Wesley, 1974. Covers Standard FORTRAN plus WATFOR/WATFIV compilers.
A widely-used university textbook from the golden age of batch computing.
Note: previous owner's name inked on the front cover.
2. FORTRAN IV Pocket Handbook — Daniel E. Alexander & Andrew C. Messer
McGraw-Hill Paperbacks, 1972. Compact quick-reference guide covering
keypunch machines, punch cards, arithmetic operations, DO loops,
subprograms, and more — a great pocket companion for the era.
3. Problem Solving and Structured Programming in FORTRAN — Frank L. Friedman
& Elliot B. Koffman, Addison-Wesley, 1977. A staple structured-programming
text from two respected CS educators at Temple University.
CONDITION: Sold as shown in photos — softcover, shelf/edge wear consistent
with age (50+ years old), consistent with vintage textbook use.
Please review all photos carefully, as condition is part of the charm of these
originals.
Sold as a lot, no returns on individual titles.
Great addition to a vintage computing collection, retro programming
library, or as a nostalgic gift for anyone who cut their teeth on punch cards, WATFOR, and line printers.
Ships promptly, carefully packed.
