The Soviet 585 microprocessor series represents copies of Intel 3000 bit slice processor family (3002, 3001, 3003) and it's support circuits 82xx.
 
The 585 series is military Gold Ceramic Planar USSR analog of 589 plastic civil series
 
Auction of 4 rare USSR ICs:
 
585IK03 - Microprogram Control Unit, Nikel, Pink ceramic ( PO "Mezon", 1992) - Intel 3001 clone
585IK14 - Interrupt Control Unit, Gold, White ceramic ( PO "Mezon", 1991) - Intel 8214 clone
585IR12 - Multimode Buffer Register, Gold, White ceramic ( PO "Mezon", 1992) - Intel 8212 clone
585HL4 - multifunctional synchronizing device - no foreign analog, Gold, White ceramic (PO "Mezon", 1982) 

ALL 4 IC/LCIs are Military - has Rhombus sign on body

Very Rare Military GOLD Ceramic clones of Intel 3000 2 bit-slice processor (2-bit CPE) and support. 
Several 3002's could be linked together to create a computer that could handle 16-bits at a time.

The 3000 family includes components that can be used to build microprocessors with data width in increments of two, i.e. 2-bit, 4-bit, 6-bit microprocessors, and so on.
One of the main components of the 3000 family is Intel 3002 Central Processing Element (CPE).
The 3002 CPE is a 2-bit ALU and register file that can perform logical and arithmetic operations, left/right shifting and bit/zero value testing.
The 3002 also includes 11 registers and an accumulator. Multiple 3002 CPE elements can be chained together to process 4-bit or wider data.
The 3002 CPE elements do not fetch instructions from memory - it's a task of Intel 3001 Microprogram Controller Unit (MCU).
The 3001 MCU can address up to 512 words of program memory, and it provides a way to conditionally or unconditionally jump to some memory locations.
The 512-word memory is viewed by the 3001 element as 32 rows by 16 columns matrix.
The MCU can jump to row 0, to any column within current row, any row within current column,
or to any location within a subset of columns/rows, but not to any arbitrary location.
Other function of the 3001 chip is to control carry input/output logic of the array of CPE elements.

For more information, please visit - cpu-world.com/CPUs/3002/index.html

 CPU-BSP and support ICs are from the old stock, like new, in working order.

Look an actual pictures - You receive exactly what You see!!!

Great item for chip collectors !!!