If anyone here has bought/is going to buy any of the ICT computer tapes from eBay (current item number 380177625923), then I probably have the only machine in the world that can read them. As I already have about 300 of these, I'm not willing to shell out 20 pounds each for them, and they may be blank anyway. However I might be missing out on data that is on them, so if either you would like to know what's on them or don't mind giving me the chance to read them then I would be vary happy to do so. You might be thinking they are standard 7 track of 9 track tapes. They aren't. They fit the Ampex TM4 drives fitted to the ICT 1300/1301/1302 (and also to the Leo 3 I think) and are ten track devices with (for the computer industry), non standard hubs. The hubs are the audio/video standard hubs, and I suspect some buyers think they are 1/4 inch audio tapes as the vendor does not spell out that they are 1/2 inch (though I questioned this and they are 1/2 inch). I suppose they will make interesting ornaments for the wall. As they've no labels they're probably blank, but who knows, they might contain the holy grail of a copy of the 1302 Executive. Roger Holmes Owner of 'Flossie' the worlds last working ICT 1301, delivered to the University of London 1962 for administration, like grading exam results and printing certificates.