On Apr 5, 2005 11:18 PM, Erik S. Klein <classiccmp at vintage-computer.com> wrote: This has got to be the understatement of the year. This gentleman worked for AT&T for approx. 30 years, and most of that is in his garage. I have arranged to help him clear out his garage in return for all they AT&T / SysV stuff I can lay my hands on. He has, literally, CRATES of 5.25 and tape media stacked to the rafters, and possibly in his attic. I hope to get ahold of as much of it as possible, and archive what can be salvaged. A lot of it seems to be software that no one would have ever thought to save, like one-off video games and the like. To be fair, if it wasn't going to me it'd be bound for the trash. Tonight I picked up a 4425 display/keyboard terminal combo, a teletype model 5310 printer, and a 3B2/300 with an attached DTK Data-1000 (appears to be some sort of external drive unit... two hard drives and a 120 mb tape drive). The real haul was the original documentation though... I now have approx 50 or so assorted AT&T red binders for SysV, operators, sysadmins, users, Pascal, Fortran77, COBOL, Crystal Reports, Excel... will have to do a full inventory as soon as I get time. So anyway, this is my dive into the world of classic computing. Wish me luck! -dhbarr.