23-08-2015, 06:18 PM
Hi Dave, yes that's the AF2. There are illustrations in various catalogues of the time as well.
Manchester science museum has the Ferranti archive, not sure if it is online, but that should give you some info.
There is also a very thick book on the history of the company, well illustrated that you would find interesting; apparently the company kept one of every product they ever made. It had been stored near the Cairo Mill in Oldham, but had been moved to the museum by the time I worked there in the 2000's
Ed
Manchester science museum has the Ferranti archive, not sure if it is online, but that should give you some info.
There is also a very thick book on the history of the company, well illustrated that you would find interesting; apparently the company kept one of every product they ever made. It had been stored near the Cairo Mill in Oldham, but had been moved to the museum by the time I worked there in the 2000's
Ed
