Juki 6100 printer on e-bay

As a primarily hardware-based person, I do find _some_ old peripherals to be as interesting as old computers. I think the things that are likely to be of interest are : 1) Peripherals that were made by the same company as the processor. Many PDP11 hackers have at least some DEC disk drives and terminals on their machines, dittoe HP minicomputer collectors, etc. 2) Peripherals that had interesting design consturctional features. An example that I have (and have jsut restored) is the HP7245 printer/plotter. It's a combined dot-matrix thermal printer _and_ a thermal vector plotter. I know of no other machine like it (and being an HP, it's beautifully made). Other examples would be the Versatec V80 electrostatic printers, Sanders letter-quality dot matrix printers, etc 3) Peripherals that are historically significant. I'll let others suggest models here, since this is not my main interest. Alas third party printers are unlikely to be of much interest since they are large and don't seem to have much special about them. -tony