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The previous owner thought it was from a Univac mainframe, but on the circuit side is a "HIS" marking (Honeywell Information Systems?).

Hmm, appearance seems to indicate a 60s/70s design and a 16/32-bit machine. It's a lot in the style of the Honeywell mainframes but they were mostly 36 bit - and the processor maintenance panels took-up most of a door (and they were tall doors!). Could it be a peripheral controller (probably disk) for their clone of the '360?