25 Dec
2006
25 Dec
'06
3:19 a.m.
120066849881
US $41.00
Roytron 500 Series Preventative Maintenance Manual
120066855236
US $61.00
Roytron Punch/Reader Basic Mechanism Manual
al_kossow (*)
120066858797
US $21.50
OEM Roytron Punch/Reader Part List Manual, Original
120066861636
US $22.50
OEM Roytron Punch/Reader Electronics Manual, 1966
or just wait 12 hours
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=120068155568
and get the scans for $10
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THANK YOU VERY MUCH, members of the collecting "community"
I should just run the paper into the shredder.
25 Dec
25 Dec
3:34 a.m.
Al Kossow wrote:
and get the scans for $10
----
THANK YOU VERY MUCH, members of the collecting "community"
I should just run the paper into the shredder.
I wondered when this sort of thing
might start.
I guess you should hold off on buying his PDP8 stuff, and see if he has
it on cdrom as well.
3:23 p.m.
--- jim stephens <jwstephens at msm.umr.edu> wrote:
Al Kossow wrote:
Barry is a manuals dealer. He seems to be involved
primarily with military radios, test equipment, and
Heathkit gear. I doubt he considers himself a member
of our community, though I would like to think that
being involved with old electronics in general he
would
have some affinity for it.
BTW, I confess to have caused the run-up in the price
of those documents. I misjudged Al's interest in
them,
and wanted to make sure that somebody else didn't get
them, only to have them disappear into a black hole.
It turns out that Al outbid me anyhow. I've offered to
buy the documents from Al after he's scanned them. I
really appreciate that Al is willing to spend his
personal funds to build the archive, and think that it
would be a good thing if we could spread the burden
around somehow.
--Bill
and get the scans for $10
----
THANK YOU VERY MUCH, members of the collecting
"community"
I should just run the paper into the shredder.
I wondered when this sort of thing
might start. 
6:52 p.m.
BTW, I confess to have caused the run-up in the price
of those documents. I misjudged Al's interest in
them,
and wanted to make sure that somebody else didn't get
them, only to have them disappear into a black hole.
It turns out that Al outbid me anyhow. I've offered to
buy the documents from Al after he's scanned them. I
really appreciate that Al is willing to spend his
personal funds to build the archive, and think that it
would be a good thing if we could spread the burden
around somehow.
--Bill
I for one, would be willing to pay for scans of manuals. If Al had a way
to accept donations
I would be willing to help out. Even very small donations would add up
and help defray the cost of
purchasing new documents.
Bob
4:23 a.m.
Al Kossow wrote:
THANK YOU VERY MUCH, members of the collecting "community"
I should just run the paper into the shredder.
Is this someone selling copies of stuff you've scanned? You could
report it to eBay. This crops up a lot on another mailing list I'm on,
where one of the guys has scanned in all the technical manuals for a car
and keeps seeing copies of his CD pop up on eBay.
Gordon
10:50 a.m.
In article <A95E1569-FEB4-48D7-B50A-7DED9F5F804C at bitsavers.org>,
Al Kossow <aek at bitsavers.org> writes:
THANK YOU VERY MUCH, members of the collecting
"community"
I don't think you can blame the whole community for this one person's
behavior, or is there something else you're not telling us?
I see overpriced "vintage" manuals on ebay all the time.
Hell, I see people trying to sell CDs of stuff that is just collected
from bitsavers.
This sort of thing has been going on for a long time, what is it about
this particular one that has you so pissed, Al?
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