We're moving, and I need to down-size considerably. I want to sell the following DEC gear as a lot for $2000. You must be able to pick it up in Colorado Springs. Everything goes together, please - no cherry-picking. You take it all, and you can dispose of the stuff you don't want. Here's the highlights: PDP-8E. Years ago, I was able to key in stuff from the front panel, but it didn't seem to execute. But I think it's not too far from working. PDP-11/05. The 5V power rail doesn't work, and the core memory is flakey, but years ago I hooked up an external 5V supply, cabled the Unibus to an external DD11 with MOS memory, and booted and ran RT-11 using my RX01 emulator board. The front panel is ugly, but all the switches and lights work. Includes spare CPU and memory-controller cards, but at least some of them don't work. VT05 terminal. DEC's first general-purpose video terminal. Quite rare, I think. It works, last time I tried. VT100 terminal. Works. PDP-11/03-L system box. It's a rack-mountable BA11 chassis with CPU, memory, BDV11, and serial card. PDT-150. Works. Have a spare CPU board also. VAXstation 3100-M38. AlphaStation 200 -4/166. "Pizza box" storage box. Accepts 3 SCSI SBB disk drives. About 2 linear feet of microfiche, tech and maint. info. These alone are worths 100's of $$ on eBay. This is mostly "good stuff". Option Module List books, 4 volumes. VMS CDs. Digital Technical Journals - I think it's a complete set. DEC handbooks - about 4-5 linear feet. A variety of modules, including Unibus, Q-bus, u-VAX, and some straight-8 flip-chip cards. Also available, but for an additional cost: Original Commodore PET, 8K RAM, chiclet keyboard. It was my very first computer in 1979. Atari 800 system. HP-85. A home-brew S-100 system that I built, based on a PDP-8i switch panel and vintage LEDs. Pete Contact me at: saipan59 at Q dot com. Or call: 719 282 1033 (weekends, or evenings before 10PM Mountain)