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10x Vintage Soviet Computer Punch Cards 1988 USSR Unused NOS Data Processing
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10x Vintage Soviet Computer Punch Cards 1988 USSR Unused NOS Data Processing
Price: UA $5.00

Vintage Soviet Computer Punch Cards — Set of 10 — 1988 — New Old Stock

Offered for sale is a lot of 10 original Soviet-era punch cards (перфокарты) manufactured in 1988. These are authentic vintage data-storage/input media from the late USSR computer era.

Punch cards were widely used for entering, storing, and processing information in early computers, automated data-processing systems, accounting equipment, and other electromechanical and electronic systems.

The cards are unused New Old Stock (NOS) and retain their original printed layout, including numbered columns and character positions. They are an interesting surviving example of pre-digital removable data media and make an excellent addition to a vintage computing collection.

Item details:

· Type: Computer punch cards / punched cards

· Quantity: 10 cards

· Year: 1988

· Origin: USSR / Soviet Union

· Condition: New Old Stock (NOS), unused

· Original vintage items — not modern reproductions

· Printed column and character markings

· Suitable for vintage computer collections, museum displays, educational exhibits, props, or historical technology projects

Historical Interest

Original Soviet punch cards are increasingly collectible as physical artifacts from the era of mainframe and early computer data processing. They provide a tangible example of how information and programs were prepared and stored before floppy disks and other electronic storage media became widespread.

You will receive 10 vintage punch cards as shown in the photos.

Please examine the photos carefully for the exact appearance and condition. Due to their age, minor storage marks, discoloration, or edge wear may be present.

A distinctive piece of Soviet computer history and an excellent collectible for enthusiasts of vintage computing, mainframes, data storage, and USSR technology.



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