21 Jul
2005
21 Jul
'05
3:34 a.m.
Now I'm not an expert on these, indeed I know nothing at all about apples,
but these look pretty weird to me - are they actually what they say they
are, and really common? eBay item 5219329581 (expensive as usual, so no
bids) for three linotype boxes, one of which has a disc drive with an apple
logo on it. (Listing has some larger pics linked from it).
21 Jul
21 Jul
1:38 p.m.
On Thu, 21 Jul 2005, Rob wrote:
Now I'm not an expert on these, indeed I know
nothing at all about apples,
but these look pretty weird to me - are they actually what they say they
are, and really common? eBay item 5219329581 (expensive as usual, so no
bids) for three linotype boxes, one of which has a disc drive with an apple
logo on it. (Listing has some larger pics linked from it).
If they are Apple ]['s then they are definitely custom jobs or clones. It
could also be that someone simply raided Disk ][ drives for spare parts to
keep these systems running. But, being that Apple used custom analog
boards, the former is more likely.
In that case, I'd really like to see the insides of these.
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2:08 p.m.
Rob <robert at irrelevant.com> wrote:
Now I'm not an expert on these, indeed I know
nothing at all about apples,
but these look pretty weird to me - are they actually what they say they
are, and really common? eBay item 5219329581 (expensive as usual, so no
bids) for three linotype boxes, one of which has a disc drive with an apple
logo on it. (Listing has some larger pics linked from it).
It looks like a rack mounted Apple ][ assembled by Linotype-Paul (now
called Linotype-Hell). They made typesetting equipment.
This certiantly looks like the front end of an electronic typesetter.
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tim lindner
tlindner at ix.netcom.com Bright
2:12 p.m.
tim lindner <tlindner at ix.netcom.com> wrote:
This certiantly looks like the front end of an
electronic typesetter.
<http://www.austinfs.fsnet.co.uk/fixed_pages/Apple_II_Linotype-Paul.html>
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tim lindner
tlindner at watermarkpress.com Bright
28 Jul
28 Jul
1:50 p.m.
On Thu, 21 Jul 2005, tim lindner wrote:
tim lindner <tlindner at ix.netcom.com> wrote:
THAT DOES NOT COMPUTE
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This certiantly looks like the front end of an
electronic typesetter.
<http://www.austinfs.fsnet.co.uk/fixed_pages/Apple_II_Linotype-Paul.html>
3:23 p.m.
Vintage Computer Festival <vcf at siconic.com> wrote:
Check thhe age of my email. The link worked when I sent it. :)
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tim lindner
tlindner at ix.netcom.com Bright
<http://www.austinfs.fsnet.co.uk/fixed_pages/Apple_II_Linotype-Paul.html>
THAT DOES NOT COMPUTE 
21 Jul
21 Jul
2:21 p.m.
It looks like a rack mounted Apple ][ assembled by
Linotype-Paul (now
called Linotype-Hell). They made typesetting equipment.
This certiantly looks like the front end of an electronic typesetter.
The seller's got some lovely feedback; he's either an idle crook or his
buyers are idiots, particularly the ones that say 'no response from
emails' when the auction clearly says to ring, or the ones that say 'still
not received item' when his terms are 'pick up only'
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adrian/witchy
Binary Dinosaurs creator/curator
www.binarydinosaurs.co.uk - the UKs biggest home computer collection?
3:07 p.m.
http://www.austinfs.fsnet.co.uk/fixed_pages/Apple_II_Linotype-Paul.html
Gil
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Sent: Thursday, July 21, 2005 2:35 AM
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Subject: Apple?
Now I'm not an expert on these, indeed I know nothing at all
about apples, but these look pretty weird to me - are they
actually what they say they
are, and really common? eBay item 5219329581 (expensive as
usual, so no
bids) for three linotype boxes, one of which has a disc drive
with an apple logo on it. (Listing has some larger pics
linked from it).
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