I went over this morning and was checking out all the documentation. Turned out the guy was a programmer for IBM and worked on the 1130 followed by later stuff. There is a lot of software and operational documentation including the 1130 and 360 with a few others interspersed. She will let me know after a friend of hers takes a look at the IBM stuff and takes what he wants. If anyone has any interest in this type of stuff, let me know. I hate to see it dumped and I have no room or any real desire to have it. As far as the Bouroughs stuff, there is a LOT of docs there to as he worked for Bouroughs here in Santa Barbara as a programmer before they left town. Docs include the B1000, B1700, and a few others I can't recall now. Also there are probably 25 - 30 boxes of IBM cards with programs on them. So far, I can't tell which machine they go to but a goodly number of them appear (from comparing the dates of where he worked and the dates on the cards) to be for one of the Bouroughs machines. There is at least one box with "1620" on it. If there are docs and listings, they most likely either have been recycled or soon will be as I don't have the time to try and corolate listings with decks. All this stuff will most likely be dumped unless someone says they want them. I don't remember the names on the cards, but it seemed that a number of them appeared to be utility programs. I looked for any boxes of unpunched cards, and didn't see any. Finally, there are about 24+ binders full of manuals that say "Company Confidential" on them. I do not know what to do with these things or how to get a release on them. As of now, they will be recycled unless someone wants them and finds out how to get a release from Bouroughs (which I guess is Unisys now).