Assorted items in Canterbury, UK, part 1

Hi all, I'm going to be moving house next month, so I've been slimming down my collection a bit -- here's the first batch. If you'd like to give any of it a home, let me know; offers from 0p and up accepted. I'm mostly just after the space back, although if anyone'd like to swap me a Commodore 1541 or two... This is located in Canterbury, Kent, UK. I'd prefer local collection or delivery. I'm not going to be able to make it to VCF-UK (:(), but if you know someone else from the south-east who's going, I could deliver bits to them. A box of assorted PET-related items (but no PETs), including: - A few IEEE-488 cables, both 488-to-488 and PET-to-488 - Internal PET serial board that appears to piggyback on a ROM socket - Small Systems Engineering B200 488-to-serial interface (boxed) - Small Systems Engineering B300 488-to-serial interface (unboxed, dusty) - User-port-attached 2716 EPROM programmer - Mutek Sprinter 64K printer buffer - A stack of assorted manuals and other paperwork, including manuals for most of the bits above and PET schematics - Commodore "Anatomy of a Microcomputer" poster (PET quick reference) RM 480Z manuals: - Link 480Z User's Guide - Link 480Z Information File - Extended Basic v5 - Extended Basic v5/6 A Signetics Instructor 50, with manuals, PSU and training tape. This is a rather neat Signetics 2650 development kit. Original ACT Apricot PC, with keyboard, the world's cutest monitor, and some documentation. This is an 8086 non-PC-compatible MS-DOS machine, with early 3.5" drives. New-in-box Philips Z80 computer boards. The outer box is labelled 8213 170 26550 Type VM 5020 -- so is this half of a P5020? - 8213 170 25810 Type VM 5022 - motherboard with Z80 and Z80CTC (This has slots for various other boards to plug into, including the two below, and RAM and graphics boards which I don't have) - 8213 170 25840 Type VM 5023 - disk controller board with MMB8877A and Z80DMA - 8213 170 27160 Type VM 6500/C - modem - 8213 170 27601 Speaker Radio Shack "Science Fair Digital Computer Kit". This is really just a load of multiway switches and some creative manual-writing -- but aside from the box being tatty, it appears to be complete. I have separated the original batteries (which hadn't leaked!). The keyboard from a Tatung VT-4100 terminal. This has been rewired as a keyboard for a ZX Spectrum at some point, so it's cosmetically OK but there's no PCB inside, just the keyswitches. Compaq dual Pentium Pro desktop PC. I have more bits elsewhere (mostly newer Sun/SGI/PC stuff); I'll post another lot once it's sorted out... Thanks, -- Adam Sampson <ats at offog.org> <http://offog.org/>