I just heard about this an hour ago. The estate of John Musa (software
engineering old timer) is having a big auction TONIGHT (as in right
now). A friend is there, and he says that their are about 50 box lots
of interesting computer docs.
I suppose I will find out what happens.
Any reports from the field? Did any of us go?
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Will
Anyone know good sources of information about the Micral V computer
(circa 1978) other than the manual on Bitsavers?
Google shows all kinds of information about the original Micral (1973)
but I can't find anything about this later model.
Maybe you could contact the guy who donated one to the hp museum and get it back. On wait, that's you. What happened there? (if I may ask)
http://www.hpmuseum.net/display_item.php?hw=909
Regards, Jim
Iomega ZIP 100 drives with power supply & Cable (2) $25 each
IOMEGA JAZ & ZIP Disks
One is new and rest have data on them.
Iomega 1GB JAZ disks in individual holders
formatted for IBM Compatibles (4)......$6 each
IOMEGA JAZ empty Holder...................$1
ZIP Disk plastic holder holds six disks.$2
Iomega ZIP 100 in plastic case (13)
formatted for IBM Compatibles...$5 each (3 for $12)
Iomega MAC ZIP 100 Tools disk (2).....$4 each
Iomega MAC ZIP 100 Disk (3)...........$3 each
Iomega ZIP MAC 100 in shrink wrap.....$4
3M XIMAT DC2120 Disk New - $5
Imation Super LS120 Disks (6) $4 each (3 for $10)
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Does anyone from here have scans or originals of program documents
>from DECUS Catalogs for PDP software from the 60's and 70's? The
IGDA-Preservation SIG is trying to track down dates of publication for
some of the game software listed.
Thanks!
Marty
I have the following hard to find older items for sale.
half price for members of Classic Computers List
Iomega ZIP 100 drives with power supply & Cable (2) $25 each
IOMEGA JAZ & ZIP Disks
One is new and rest have data on them.
Iomega 1GB JAZ disks in individual holders
formatted for IBM Compatibles (4)......$6 each
IOMEGA JAZ empty Holder...................$1
ZIP Disk plastic holder holds six disks.$2
Iomega ZIP 100 in plastic case (13)
formatted for IBM Compatibles...$5 each (3 for $12)
Iomega MAC ZIP 100 Tools disk (2).....$4 each
Iomega MAC ZIP 100 Disk (3)...........$3 each
Iomega ZIP MAC 100 in shrink wrap.....$4
3M XIMAT DC2120 Disk New - $5
Imation Super LS120 Disks (6) $4 each (3 for $10)
From: Dave McGuire <mcguire at neurotica.com>
> This discussion about old LEDs makes me wonder...Is anyone aware
> of a mailing list for discussion of vintage electronic components?
Along the lines of vintage components, has anyone seen a change in the
value of vintage equipment when repairs are done with later date code parts?
I'm thinking about a friend of mine who had a Corvette where things like
the date code on the windshield glass made a difference in the value of
the vehicle.
I have a new bounty to post:
I'm looking for CAD Overlay 1.0 or CAD Overlay ESP, published by Image
Systems Technology in the 1988-89 timeframe.
I'll pay $100 for either version, but it must be original with manual.
Please contact me directly if you can help out.
Thanks!
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(I seem to remember talking about this before, but I can't remember if it
was here or not. Sorry if this is a repeat)
It would be nice to find an ISA bus extender for a price that's close to
what the rest of my collection is worth. :-) I've done some googling and
such things exist. Something like this is what I'm after:
http://www.cyberresearch.net/store/computer-accessories-pc-peripherals/bus-…
...but the price is way out there. Does anyone know where I can get
something like this for a more reasonable price?
brian
