Univac 9200 (Was Re: Altair, pfeh! I own a Univac.)

Well, okay, parts of one. Big parts. For now it is in storage. Guess I have to get a basement next. I'm not even sure exactly what I've got. It is from a Univac 9200. Looks like a line printer and control console in one very big box, about the size of desk, but maybe twice as tall. Switches & lights, and discrete transistors. It was the box that had the "Univac 9200" label on it, so maybe (hopefully) it is the CPU. When I move it from its current temporary home to a more permanent one, I'll get pix & details. There is another box that I didn't get, but may still end up with after its winner picks a few bits out of it. Seems _he_ actually has customers still running these things, and needs a few specific parts. So even if I get it, it won't be complete. But I can't complain, with those parts going to keep another Univac running. Also got a card punch, which I got home by partially disassembling it, to make it fit in my car. When I opened it up, I found a three ring binder labelled "Univac Servicing Documents" - schematics, mech drawings, all sorts of good stuff! So, anybody know anything about 9200's? A web search didn't turn up much. Introduced in June 1967, 8K of memory, that's about it. Bill. (Man, this is awesome!)