ID help (Commie, IBM, Nissho?)

Hi anyone! I also call this into question because IBM if I hear hint of PS/2 or PS/2 style always are compatiable with IBM PS/2 standard not pre-PS/2 where it used TTL levels or (for IBM's didn't had a ibm monitor with RCA (composite) connection, clones and other non-ibm brands did.) Only once, IBM made CGA cards with that connection so users can use TV (40 columns GAG!) or hi quality composite monitors required to resolve 80 and graphics better but quality is still average because of visible lines. EGA still have this "lines but not so bad" The TTL is wonderful but even better attached by HGC card. The pre-VGA was PGA that bombed because IBM asked too much and too much resource requirements. Takes 3 slots, cost over 4K for complete set and talks thru slow 8 bit slot. The final killer it has weirdo hardware acceleration that is fully 5-10 years ahead of software's time. Oh, I do have a labeled "IBM" VGA mono 9" in PS/2 style and paid 150 in early 90's as a bench monitor. The original video signal black cable gave up (common! I suspected that IBM used specific cable maker who brundled the wires TOO TIGHTLY. But if you have comments on this cable failures, please do so.) so I used $5 VGA extender cable and snipped one end off then put it in. This repair lasted longer than that orignal cable and still going good! Light and tiny. What was that monitor used for? POS? What else? Larry, How did you gotten your PS/2 machines? I have bad time finding one anywhere else in Canada. I do appreciate your help to locate a older PS/2 machine box if you know of one very cheaply, if you have need to know more, ask me by email if you wish. Take care. Jason D.