For Sale: Original Early Model Macintosh 128K, TRS-80 48K Model III, Mattel Aquarius, and more!

Doing some more cleaning, and found some more items that I would like to sell. These are all items that I had good intentions of playing with, but feel it's best to find new homes so they can be enjoyed. I'll be going to VCFMW, so can bring items there instead of shipping. However, I'd like to not bring them unless they are sold. Whether or not I will ship is listed next to each item, and the approx. weight. Shipping would be from 54914. TRS-80 Model III. 48K, 2x Floppy Drives, Optional RS-232-C Expansion. Fairly low serial number. Will not ship. https://www.dropbox.com/sh/9zj7ycsezrmu3o9/lD4_E7urDP One LOBO Systems MAX-80 Left, Unit only, no Documentation (Available as PDF though). Can Ship. 15 lbs. https://www.dropbox.com/sh/tpg7qi9vh1ggxu1/u0kdZSU9Jm 8x IBM Diskette Magazine P/N 2462521 filled with 8, likely unreliable, IBM 8" floppies. Can ship. 1 lb, 15oz, ea. https://www.dropbox.com/sh/ypu3bfafp3yi215/ZoXD3MnTTL Atari 400/800 Programming Language Pilot. CX405. Pocket Ref, Cart. 2x Cassettes, User's Guide, Student Guide, Pilot Primer, in binder. Can ship. 5 lb, 8oz. Mattel Aquarius Computer and Game System. In original boxes. Comes with Mini Expander, 2x Joysticks, Data Recorder, etc. Does not have any games, unfortunately. Can ship. 13 lbs. https://www.dropbox.com/sh/9r3vr6bupytp5vh/6F-AYuMegR Original Apple Macintosh M0001 128K -- early model with just "Macintosh" on the rear badge (later models say "Macintosh 128K"). This is a functional machine, but I think the floppy drive will likely need to be replaced. I got it with a floppy stuck in it, and the floppy is now out, but the drive doesn't appear to be aligned with the hole on the case. Probably what was making the floppy stick. The drive might be fixable, not sure. It's probable that the eject motor is bad due to it having a stuck floppy. It's in pretty decent shape otherwise. There is some corrosion on the battery terminals, but at least the terminals are still present! Probably a quick fix with a replacement floppy drive. Will not ship (unless you are willing pay to have this professionally packaged, insured, and shipped). https://www.dropbox.com/sh/0debci7ynuxp0gy/kIPjC-hqXX Logical Devices PROMPRO-8X MOS EE/EPROM/MICRO Programmer, with manual, software. This is an ancient programmer that connects to an IBM PC via serial. It also comes with a couple extra ZIF sockets, and a Logical Devices C-51 add-on, which allows intelligent programming of AMD/Intel 8751 Micro's and the AMD 9761. https://www.dropbox.com/sh/uwi9jwb8uu57ngx/ZBtxMBUcO7 Indus GT Floppy drive for Atari. Not 100% sure that is that is the original power supply, but I believe the specs are the same. Brochure, Plastic Hard Case (no inserts), data cable. Will ship. https://www.dropbox.com/sh/0od87p9yg98sj0a/AilVqFncQD 3x or 4x Apple eMate 300. I have power supplies for these. The hinges are all mostly too loose, and would need to be fixed/replaced. No stylus, and the batteries are not going to hold a charge. But, they are fun, and my kids love playing with them. Will ship. https://www.dropbox.com/sh/98mu014osrr39tp/moM1fzbNpZ 30x or 35x Sun Microsystems SunRay 1 Thin-Clients. Google them, they are pretty fun. I do have a copy of the SRSS Software for Sun and Linux if you need it. Will ship. I've been selling these for about $20, but can give you a deal if you want a bunch. Will ship. https://www.dropbox.com/sh/i8otfj01orwsu78/Kexq_v_S5C 4x Compaq Portable (Luggable) Model: Compaq. One has a hard-drive, but pretty sure it doesn't work. I believe they all need some work. I can't remember if one of them worked or not. Looking, ideally, for someone to talk all 4 of them. You can probably make one dual-floppy model work at least. Two of them have the padded compaq carry case. One is missing a handle, I'm sure there are parts missing from the others. Will not ship. https://www.dropbox.com/sh/ccsysqtgygkukte/NFe-QS3n21 Morrow Micro Decisions (MD-2?) Computer. Chassis Rev C, Rom 2.5. Matching Morrow MDT-60 Serial Terminal. 2 Floppy drives, can add two more. Parallel port, and an extra serial port for modem/serial/host connection. Box or two of software. Bunch of manuals. Couple issues of Morrow Review magazine. Fun little CP/M machine. Will not ship. https://www.dropbox.com/sh/bessw7ftud7l99a/X4ctyRFJ3U Apple III Computer and Apple Monitor III. This is a functioning system! I have one other one that I am keeping for parts, or a future restoration project, but I might be willing to let that go too if you are interested. Both are 128K models. Will not ship. https://www.dropbox.com/sh/h2d7rpageaj52oi/OoVYnOtAnI Commodore 64's. I have quite a few Commodore 64's. Probably at least 7 or 8. About as many 1702 Monitors, and should have at least one 1541 drive for each. I sold a couple setups with one each of the above last year for a special price of $64. But with inflation, I'll probably need a little more this year -- hey, the hotel rooms used to be $64, but now they are much more... even more with a hot tub. Also, I have lots, and lots, of TeleVideo stuff as detailed in an earlier post. If interested in anything, please contact me via private e-mail. NOTE: When replying, please add your name, and what you are interested in, to the subject line, so gmail doesn't brainlessly group everything into one thread. (Mutt gets it right, not sure why gmail can't). Thanks, Garrett Meiers ?? www.linkedin.com/in/theunixguy