3 Jul
2007
3 Jul
'07
10:50 p.m.
Hope this hasn't been posted yet.
Do not respond to me - see email at bottom:
3 Apple II computers. 2 disk drives
2 green screen monitors w/RCA connectors
Epson desktop computer
Otrona portable computer
Osborne Executive portable
Radio Shack TRS-80 desktop
Radio Shack TRS-80 portable
500 pieces 64k memory chips (20 tubes of 25 each)
1 box 8 inch disks w/software
5 Boxes original vintage software (apple, cpm and others)
3 Boxes of cables, boards and chassis
7 Boxes manuals and vintage magazines
Misc. printer stands, ribbons, covers, computer stands
22 Boxes of 5 ? diskettes (approximately 1000) many with software
7 Boxes of 3 ? disks (approximately 1000) many with software
Pay shipping or arrange for pick up near O?Hare airport ? Chicago
About 120 cubic feet in all
WILL NOT BREAK UP, WINNER TAKES ALL.
Respond to 847-299-3264 ASAP
Stan Sharman stan_sharman at hotmail.com
Des Plaines, Illinois
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4 Jul
4 Jul
9:38 a.m.
oi if the person picking up that stuff doesn't want
the Otrona, I'll sure give it a good home. It would
have to be shipped though.
Memory sounds nice too, but whoever picks it up I'm
sure could make ample use of it.
--- steven stengel <tosteve at yahoo.com> wrote:
Hope this hasn't been posted yet.
Do not respond to me - see email at bottom:
3 Apple II computers. 2 disk drives
2 green screen monitors w/RCA connectors
Epson desktop computer
Otrona portable computer
Osborne Executive portable
Radio Shack TRS-80 desktop
Radio Shack TRS-80 portable
500 pieces 64k memory chips (20 tubes of 25 each)
1 box 8 inch disks w/software
5 Boxes original vintage software (apple, cpm and
others)
3 Boxes of cables, boards and chassis
7 Boxes manuals and vintage magazines
Misc. printer stands, ribbons, covers, computer
stands
22 Boxes of 5 ? diskettes (approximately 1000) many
with software
7 Boxes of 3 ? disks (approximately 1000) many
with software
Pay shipping or arrange for pick up near O?Hare
airport ? Chicago
About 120 cubic feet in all
WILL NOT BREAK UP, WINNER TAKES ALL.
Respond to 847-299-3264 ASAP
Stan Sharman stan_sharman at hotmail.com
Des Plaines, Illinois
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12:04 p.m.
On Wednesday 04 July 2007 12:38, Chris M wrote:
oi if the person picking up that stuff doesn't
want
the Otrona, I'll sure give it a good home. It would
have to be shipped though.
Memory sounds nice too, but whoever picks it up I'm
sure could make ample use of it.
I responded to them directly expressing interest in the Osborne Exec (my first
computer!) and the RAM, and maybe some of the other bits (cables, boards,
etc.) There's no way I could deal with the whole thing either, but if
somebody does snag that stuff I'd be interested in those bits.
--- steven stengel <tosteve at yahoo.com>
wrote:
> Hope this hasn't been posted yet.
> Do not respond to me - see email at bottom:
>
> 3 Apple II computers. 2 disk drives
> 2 green screen monitors w/RCA connectors
> Epson desktop computer
> Otrona portable computer
> Osborne Executive portable
> Radio Shack TRS-80 desktop
> Radio Shack TRS-80 portable
> 500 pieces 64k memory chips (20 tubes of 25 each)
> 1 box 8 inch disks w/software
> 5 Boxes original vintage software (apple, cpm and
> others)
> 3 Boxes of cables, boards and chassis
> 7 Boxes manuals and vintage magazines
> Misc. printer stands, ribbons, covers, computer
> stands
> 22 Boxes of 5 ? diskettes (approximately 1000) many
> with software
> 7 Boxes of 3 ? disks (approximately 1000) many
> with software
> Pay shipping or arrange for pick up near O?Hare
> airport ? Chicago
> About 120 cubic feet in all
>
> WILL NOT BREAK UP, WINNER TAKES ALL.
>
> Respond to 847-299-3264 ASAP
>
> Stan Sharman stan_sharman at hotmail.com
> Des Plaines, Illinois
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12:42 p.m.
Has anyone received a reply from the person with this equipment? I
wrote to him last night, about 30 minutes after the original post hit
the list, but have not heard from him. I'm quite close to him, and
willing to redistribute what gear I can't use (probably at least half
of it.)
12:47 p.m.
OK - scratch that....I just called and his voicemail announces that
all the gear is gone :( Anyone local get it? I was mainly
interested in the TRS-80s.
-j
12:53 p.m.
dude, the most direct means would be by phone. Just a
suggestion.
--- Jason T <silent700 at gmail.com> wrote:
Has anyone received a reply from the person with
this equipment? I
wrote to him last night, about 30 minutes after the
original post hit
the list, but have not heard from him. I'm quite
close to him, and
willing to redistribute what gear I can't use
(probably at least half
of it.)
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12:42 p.m.
On Wednesday 04 July 2007 12:38, Chris M wrote:
and besides shipping (obviously) I'd be willing to
pay some moola for the Otrona. Not a fortune, but
arguably what it might go for (on a bad day...for the
seller LOL) on ePay.
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oi if the person picking up that stuff
doesn't
want
the Otrona, I'll sure give it a good home. It
would
have to be shipped though.
Memory sounds nice too, but whoever picks it up
I'm
> sure could make ample use of it.
10:34 a.m.
One "Apple II" for me please.
steven stengel <tosteve at yahoo.com> wrote: Hope this hasn't been posted yet.
Do not respond to me - see email at bottom:
3 Apple II computers. 2 disk drives
2 green screen monitors w/RCA connectors
Epson desktop computer
Otrona portable computer
Osborne Executive portable
Radio Shack TRS-80 desktop
Radio Shack TRS-80 portable
500 pieces 64k memory chips (20 tubes of 25 each)
1 box 8 inch disks w/software
5 Boxes original vintage software (apple, cpm and others)
3 Boxes of cables, boards and chassis
7 Boxes manuals and vintage magazines
Misc. printer stands, ribbons, covers, computer stands
22 Boxes of 5 ? diskettes (approximately 1000) many with software
7 Boxes of 3 ? disks (approximately 1000) many with software
Pay shipping or arrange for pick up near O?Hare airport ? Chicago
About 120 cubic feet in all
WILL NOT BREAK UP, WINNER TAKES ALL.
Respond to 847-299-3264 ASAP
Stan Sharman stan_sharman at hotmail.com
Des Plaines, Illinois
---------------------------------
Don't pick lemons.
See all the new 2007 cars at Yahoo! Autos.
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10:45 a.m.
I'd be very interested in the Osborne and the Epson.
Douglas Wood
----- Original Message -----
From: "steven stengel" <tosteve at yahoo.com>
To: <cctalk at classiccmp.org>
Sent: Wednesday, July 04, 2007 12:50 AM
Subject: Boat-load Free in Chicago
Hope this hasn't been posted yet.
Do not respond to me - see email at bottom:
3 Apple II computers. 2 disk drives
2 green screen monitors w/RCA connectors
Epson desktop computer
Otrona portable computer
Osborne Executive portable
Radio Shack TRS-80 desktop
Radio Shack TRS-80 portable
500 pieces 64k memory chips (20 tubes of 25 each)
1 box 8 inch disks w/software
5 Boxes original vintage software (apple, cpm and others)
3 Boxes of cables, boards and chassis
7 Boxes manuals and vintage magazines
Misc. printer stands, ribbons, covers, computer stands
22 Boxes of 5 ? diskettes (approximately 1000) many with software
7 Boxes of 3 ? disks (approximately 1000) many with software
Pay shipping or arrange for pick up near O'Hare airport - Chicago
About 120 cubic feet in all
WILL NOT BREAK UP, WINNER TAKES ALL.
Respond to 847-299-3264 ASAP
Stan Sharman stan_sharman at hotmail.com
Des Plaines, Illinois
---------------------------------
Don't pick lemons.
See all the new 2007 cars at Yahoo! Autos.
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12:36 p.m.
--- Douglas Wood <dbwood at kc.rr.com> wrote:
I'd be very interested in the Osborne and the
Epson.
Douglas Wood
But you don't even know what model Epson it is.
QX-10, QX-16, Equity I, II, III...
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12:45 p.m.
So? :^)
----- Original Message -----
From: "Chris M" <chrism3667 at yahoo.com>
To: "General Discussion: On-Topic and Off-Topic Posts"
<cctalk at classiccmp.org>
Sent: Wednesday, July 04, 2007 2:36 PM
Subject: Re: Boat-load Free in Chicago
--- Douglas Wood <dbwood at kc.rr.com> wrote:
I'd be very interested in the Osborne and the
Epson.
Douglas Wood
But you don't even know what model Epson it is.
QX-10, QX-16, Equity I, II, III...
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2:47 p.m.
--- Fred Cisin <cisin at xenosoft.com> wrote:
What part of:
the idea was that if someone reasonably close was
willing to grab the stuff, and perchance didn't want
some of the items (as said they was obligated to take
it all), those that had interest in particular pieces
might score. Nobody said it was written in stone (that
they would get any of it), just that it wouldn't hurt
to express their interest...
Are there any chicky-poos on this list. I had to go
back and change *he* to "they" for fear of offending
the weaker sex. Wouldn't want to do that. Seriously
there seems to be so few gals in this hobby
(understandably). I did catch one skirt bidding on an
Amiga (how fitting) 1000 on one of the auction sites a
while back.
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3:10 p.m.
On Wed, 4 Jul 2007, Chris M wrote:
the idea was that if someone reasonably close was
willing to grab the stuff, and perchance didn't want
some of the items (as said they was obligated to take
it all), those that had interest in particular pieces
might score. Nobody said it was written in stone (that
they would get any of it), just that it wouldn't hurt
to express their interest...
OK
that makes sense
Are there any chicky-poos on this list. I had to go
back and change *he* to "they" for fear of offending
the weaker sex. Wouldn't want to do that.
Well, Allison is a woman, but I'd be scared to call her a "chicky-poo",
since she definitely does NOT seem weaker.
Seriously
there seems to be so few gals in this hobby
(understandably). I did catch one skirt bidding on an
Amiga (how fitting) 1000 on one of the auction sites a
while back.
A lot of it is because a significant part of the motivation for this hobby
is memories of bygone days, and there were very few women involved with
computers in those days.
In my company, people chose their own job titles. When my VP (self
inflicted title) hired a woman to work in our Comdex booths, she gave
herself the job title of "bait"
--
Grumpy Ol' Fred cisin at xenosoft.com
3:48 p.m.
--- Fred Cisin <cisin at xenosoft.com> wrote:
Yep forgot about Allison. And I don't think we need
to read too deeply into some of my controversial
terminology.
Are there any
chicky-poos on this list. I had to
go
back and change *he* to "they" for fear
of
offending
the weaker sex. Wouldn't want to do that.
Well, Allison is a woman, but I'd be scared to call
her a "chicky-poo",
since she definitely does NOT seem weaker. A lot of it is because a significant part of the
motivation for this hobby
is memories of bygone days, and there were very few
women involved with
computers in those days.
Define *involved*? There certainly have been plenty
of chicky-poos working in graphic design and all (real
dudes didn't use Macs, did they? LOL LOL LOL).
Generally they aren't all that inclined to wax
nostalgic over an old puter though.
In my company, people chose their own job titles.
When my VP (self
inflicted title) hired a woman to work in our Comdex
booths, she gave
herself the job title of "bait"
Ahahaha. I like that. I like it loads. LOL LOL LOL
Remember Kiki Stockhammer? Worked for Newtek first I
think, then moved over to the Snappy folks (were they
related in anyway?). I mean what's more *baiting* then
a woman named Kiki?
We all should think what could be done to get more
chickys involved in this hobby though...
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