28 Jan
1999
28 Jan
'99
4 p.m.
Interesting. I know the guy that owns Hand Held
Products. He started
out making EPROM boxs for the HP 41 calculators. Now he's made it big time
You realize, of course, that the HP-41C is an "Antique Computer Rare Vintage
Classic", right?
http://cgi.ebay.com/aw-cgi/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=61225809
- Joe :-)
29 Jan
29 Jan
4:34 a.m.
New subject: Antique Computer Rare Vintage HP-41C Classic [Re: FW: Nice finds]
At 07:00 PM 1/28/99 -0800, you wrote:
Ummm. yeah I own at least 30 of them :-) FWIW even the HP-71 is an
"early" HP calculator according to E-OverPay.
Joe
Interesting.
I know the guy that owns Hand Held Products. He started
out making EPROM boxs for the HP 41 calculators. Now he's made it big time
You realize, of course, that the HP-41C is an "Antique Computer Rare Vintage
Classic", right?
http://cgi.ebay.com/aw-cgi/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=61225809 
2:45 a.m.
New subject: Antique Computer Rare Vintage HP-41C Classic [Re: FW: Nice finds]
On Fri, 29 Jan 1999, Joe wrote:
Everything is relative. The 41C can be considered a computer. It's
certainly classic. Pretty vintage, too. Rare antique? Well, 3 out of 5
ain't bad. At least he didn't call it an S-100 Altair IMSAI HP 41C.
-- Doug
You realize, of
course, that the HP-41C is an "Antique Computer Rare Vintage
Classic", right?
Ummm. yeah I own at least 30 of them :-) FWIW even the HP-71 is an
"early" HP calculator according to E-OverPay. 
3:58 a.m.
New subject: Antique Computer Rare Vintage HP-41C Classic [Re: FW: Nice finds]
> Ummm. yeah I own at least 30 of them :-) FWIW
even the HP-71 is an
> "early" HP calculator according to E-OverPay.
Everything is relative. The 41C can be considered a
computer. It's
certainly classic. Pretty vintage, too. Rare antique? Well, 3 out of 5
ain't bad. At least he didn't call it an S-100 Altair IMSAI HP 41C.
Shure ? maybe he stored the HP in the same room, or even
had them once at the same time on the same table !!!
:)))
P.S.: I had no trafic on the EPay ... aeh auction list until now.
--
Ich denke, also bin ich, also gut
HRK
1:41 p.m.
New subject: Antique Computer Rare Vintage HP-41C Classic [Re: FW: Nice finds]
At 02:59 PM 1/29/99 +1, you wrote:
Yes, and I traded an HP for my Altair! I also got my Tektronix 4051 as a
freebie when I bought another HP.
Joe
> Ummm.
yeah I own at least 30 of them :-) FWIW even the HP-71 is an
> "early" HP calculator according to E-OverPay.
Everything is relative. The 41C can be
considered a computer. It's
certainly classic. Pretty vintage, too. Rare antique? Well, 3 out of 5
ain't bad. At least he didn't call it an S-100 Altair IMSAI HP 41C.
Shure ? maybe he stored the HP in the same room, or even
had them once at the same time on the same table !!! 
10:28 a.m.
just today I picked up a owners manual for the HP-41CV and a solid state
software module for the TI58 in the box with manuals both for 10 cent each
at the thrift. John
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Sent: Thursday, January 28, 1999 9:00 PM
To: Discussion re-collecting of classic computers
Subject: Antique Computer Rare Vintage HP-41C Classic [Re: FW: Nice
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Importance: Low
Interesting. I know the guy that owns Hand Held
Products. He started
out making EPROM boxs for the HP 41 calculators. Now he's made
it big time
You realize, of course, that the HP-41C is an "Antique Computer
Rare Vintage
Classic", right?
http://cgi.ebay.com/aw-cgi/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=61225809
- Joe :-)
11:33 a.m.
New subject: Osborne Stuff in UK
This was posted on the CPM usegroup. Wish I lived in the UK now! And of
course, contact the seller, not me.
********************
FREE OFFER TO RE-BUILDERS AND COLLECTORS:
-- All items in section I are on offer until mid-February and must be --
-- collected, preferably as one job lot. Otherwise they will go to the--
-- local waste disposal unit. All items are the remnants of a no --
-- longer existing Osborne repair facility. I cannot assist in --
-- packaging and/or posting & despatch in any of the items listed.
--
Location Mid-Warwickshire, UK.
SECTION I. -- all items in as is condition:
1 complete and 4 partial blue case Osborne 01 computers.
1 box of full hight 5 1/2" disk drives and control boards in various
states of repair.
1 small box of double density upgrade boards.
1 small box of Osborne 2, (Executive) memory boards.
1 box of new and sealed assorted nylon printer ribbons and nylon
colour ribbon cartridge re-fills.
1 small daisywheel printer, serial interface only.
SECTION II. NO REASONABLE OFFERS REFUSED:
1 box of 14 new 5" 12Volt Motorola instrument monitors, as used in the
Osborne 01 computers.
1 hardly and only personally used, Juky 6100 daisywheel printer,
friction, with tractor feed, sundry typewheels, ribbons and
good owners manual. Both items, printer and feeder, are in their
original boxes.
1 Epson MDA monitor in good working order, used with Amstrad PPC.
1 Amstrad PPC extension box with all interface cables, PSU and four
8bit card slots in good working order.
15 reams of white Nashua photocopier paper.
--
John Laker, eng,(grad.), FIDiagE
Tel/Fax:00 44 (0)1926 492507
e-mail:jael@laker.demon.co.uk
--
John Laker
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