List of kit to give away (Bristol, UK)

Here's my list of (mostly) classic computer parts that I need to give away. All free for collection in Bristol (UK): DEC TU77 reel-to-reel tape drive suitable for PDP-10 or DECsystem-2020. With manuals and a few spares. Massbus interface. Will need van with tail-lift to shift it. QIC quarter-inch tape drive, Archive model 2525S with SCSI interface. Capacity 525Mb per tape, with box of tapes. Digital DECstation 5000/240 model PM38A-AC. With colour framebuffer and two external SCSI disk/tape drive cases (with disks). MIPS CPU. Will run NetBSD. Several SCSI external disk/tape enclosures with power supplies. Some have Exabyte tape drives in them (full-height). Several full-height 5.25" SCSI hard disk drives. Capacities range IBM RAID disk caddy for SCA-type SCSI disk. FRU 00N7281. PVC cover for Teletype Model ASR33. Case for iMac in pink. Just the case, no internal parts. HP LaserJet IID for spares. Giving Error 50, a fuser failure, but I've had no luck fixing it. Also some spares from a LaserJet II. Video monitor for Tandy TRS-80. Monochrome, with video input. Actually a TV set, converted by Tandy to remove the tuner and add a video input. Apricot PC and printer. The original Apricot MS-DOS machine, with 10Mb hard disk. 8086 CPU, but not PC-compatible! Sage IV, as used by INMOS for transputer development. Badged with INMOS logo. 68000 CPU. Western Digital FileCard 30. 30Mb hard disk on a full-length ISA card. Apple Mac IIsi with video monitor. 68030 CPU. Two quarter-inch tape backup units. Sun 3/60 with colour framebuffer. Desktop "pizza box". 68020 CPU. Sun 3/60 with mono monitor and disk "shoebox". 68020 CPU. Sun 3/260 with colour framebuffer and monitor. In floorstanding chassis with two internal full-height 5.25" hard disks. 68020 CPU. Personal Computer World magazines: Dec 1983, Feb & Apr 1984, Jan 1985, Jan & Apr 1986, Apr 1993. -- John Honniball coredump at gifford.co.uk