I'm certain it's a "tape-and-donuts" PCB layout. The first CAD-developed 
PCB's I saw in the 1980's had telltale 45-degree bends everywhere, and 
everything else was perfectly orthogonal.

Notice there are no traces going between 0.1"-spaced pads, due to the 
primitive manufacturing capabilities at that time.
Remember when they used to gold-plate everything ? Some were so thickly 
plated they appeared to be solid gold.

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