HP 2100 book sought ($BOUNTY$)

Hi Jay, On Mon, 23 Aug 2004 10:37:42 -0500, you wrote: I am interested in what you consider "non-trivial sums of cash". ( A lopsided trade would be for a 2100, but then I would need the book) My copy has contact plastic on its cover, so it is not in original condition, on the other hand, it still has a cover because of the protective coating. Size as described, about 1.25" thick. Stamped on the edges of the pages (all 3 sides) is "EDP Department" and in writing "Copy 22". Also on inside of front cover. Vintage is 25th July 1974. Otherwise, in pristine condition. (I probably owe a library fine on this, but since the EDP Department does not exist any more, I am not too worried) Will you be scanning it and putting a PDF copy up on bitsavers? Amazingly, I have also found the following documents of similar vintage: HP92045 Microprogramming Package Reference manual. Loose leaf, 3 hole punched, about 1" thick. This is how to write microcode for the 2100 using the Writeable Control Store (WCS) option A pocket Guide to Interfacing the HP2100 Computer. March 1973 5 x 7.25 x 5/8" Condition: Like new except for a bit of the blue "ink" on the cover (at the intersection of the cover and the spine) has been rubbed off. A pocket guide to Interfacing HP Computers. September 1969. Slightly smaller and same condition as the book above. Seems the computer line at the time was 2114A/B, 2115A, and 2116B. Some what more recent: The way ahead of its time, and very short lived HP300 Architecture guide. Vintage November 1979. 7.5 x 8.5 x .5". Almost new condition HP Precision Architecture Handbook. July 1987. Almost new condition 8.5 x 11 x .5" All the best, Philip Freidin ================= Philip Freidin philip(a)fliptronics.com