Hi guys, I just returned from the East coast (New Brunswick Canada) where I met with a gentleman who had a large collection of vintage equipment for me - Brought back one pickup truck worth, and will be returning next month for the rest - 1200km each way - by the time I am finished, I will have travelled nearly 5,000km! Here's what I received in total: S-100 systems: IMSAI 8080 NorthStar Horizon Cromemco Z-2D Cromemco System-3 (Older model with the dual/quad persci drives). Compupro 8086 S-100 system Wynchester Compuduct "Rainbow" (near S-100, has non-standard/tall cards). Multiflex mainboard with 4 S-100 slots & CPU card. Protec PRO-80 - Canadian SBC with one S-100 slot Box with 40-50 S-100 cards - in addition to the systems which are well populated - Found a number of Mits and IMS cards, also a Hayes Micromodem 100 - CPUs, disk controllers, memory etc. - haven't inventoried it all yet non S-100: Altos 586 Dec Rainbow Xerox 820-2 (with spare mainboard). 2x Dy4 Orion-V (STD bus Z80-CP/M system) Ohio Scientific SuperBoard-2 (in enclosure) Acorn Atom Nelma Persona (Canadian CP/M system) BMC IF800 Visual 1050 MAI Basic Four NEC APC NEC N5200/05 Megatel Quark (ultra small Canadian SBC) HAL (early Canadian IBM clone) Osborne-1 (1st edition "tan") Epson PX-8 Also, an ADM-3A terminal (good screen), as well as several boxes of odd's and ends, and boxes and boxes of documentation and software. Even got a nice little addition to my calculator section: A "Sinclair Scientific" complete with hard carry case and manual. Not quite sure where it's all going to go ... I also received a disassembled Grid Compas 1101 which had a battery leak causing irreparable damage to the mainboard - however there are lots of parts, bubble memory modules, complete documentation and original disks - if anyone needs any of these parts, please contact me. Coupled with the material I acquired in January, I figure this should keep me busy scanning and archiving for a good long time - Some of the material I am not very familier with, so I will no doubt be turning to the list for information from time to time... Regards, Dave -- dave04a (at) Dave Dunfield dunfield (dot) Firmware development services & tools: www.dunfield.com com Collector of vintage computing equipment: http://www.parse.com/~ddunfield/museum/index.html