PDP-8/e and terminals in West Sussex, UK

I believe they do. I find it sad when somebody raids a complete system -- CPU + mass storage + ionterfaces + terminals and just keeps the CPU box. TO me the other parts of the system are at least as interesting [1]. But it's quite reasonable IMHO to rescue just the CPU box (if nothing else is around) with the hope of either obtaining peripherals for it, or making them, writing software for it, and so on. In fact I did that myself. My first classic computer was a Philips P850 minicomputer. It came with the paper tape intefaces and a serial card, but no peripherals and no software. I got it to work with a paper tape punch/reader that I had, a fried wrote a monitor program and a cross-assembler, etc. If I'd not rescued that machine, I'd probably not be on this list now ... [1] Feel free to generalise my original question to cover very rare periperhals, etc. See above. -tony