What's the rarest or most unusual computer-related item do you own?

On Tue, Jan 10, 2017 at 6:44 PM, Jerry Kemp <other at oryx.us> wrote: It was a bit of a challenge :) It's probably the best example of such a system still in existence, though I don't really know that for sure. It had enough spares to keep it running forever, and they were built like tanks to run forever anyway. I had a spare PS and spare RAM boards. I had it running on standard SCSI2 drives so you didn't have to use the original AT&T drives, though I had several of those too. I'd forgotten that I also gave away a 3B2 400 in working condition with lots of spares as well. Over the years I had collected a ton of original AT&T software and docs to go with it, most of which I'd gotten running. This was the development platform for SVR4 and I had (still have, actually) a copy of the SVR4 sources to go with. I never did try to get that working. Sp anyway, I was going to sell it all, but kept feeling guilty for it. I didn't want it to end up in a museum, but wanted someone who was a fanatic about the technology to enjoy using it on a daily basis, and those kind of folk don't generally have that kind of cash lying around. I worried about it for a couple of years before I found someone who really wanted it and I thought would take good care of it, and USE it. I've never been happier with a decision. Unfortunately, I did not know about Seth, and it did not go to him :( I kept lots of digital docs for the system and wonder if that would help him. I bet I have the assembler docs squirreled away and the hardware references. Tom