ICL1900

\begin{aol} Me too! \end{aol} Mopre seriously, I have such an ICL binder with the Termiprinter field service manual still in it (I also have a couple of the Termiprinters). Alas the manual is a boardswapper guide with no schematics, and there's enough custom LSI stuff in the Termiprinter to make tracing out schematics a long job. And the printing quality was very poor. Some of the signal names, etc, are illegible now. I rememebr when I got my first Termiprinter, with the manual, I needed to take it apart to clean it. I took out the hammer bank and stripped it down, cleaned out the gunge, etc, and then looked in the manual for how to reasemble it. All it told me was that the hammer bank was not field-repairable. ARGH!. Yes, I got it going again, it wasn't even very difficult. I think I have a cassette drive manual in a similar binder that's also pretty hard to read in places. I am not sure you'd call them ICL souvenirs, but I do have 4 PERQs and associated documentation. At least the PERQ AGW3300 was an ICL design. -tony