Through a random eBay purchase, I found a nice little collection of stuff in San Jose, CA near 880/101. The owner's name is Tom Thinh, and he's got a 10'x20' (-ish) unit packed with stuff he's trying to sell. He says he's been collecting the stuff for years. He seems friendly and reasonable to haggle with as a businessman. I asked him if it would be OK to pass along his information to the list, he was happy for me to do so. While I was there picking up an AT&T Unix PC, I saw the following: - Another AT&T Unix PC. - Some AT&T 3B2's. - A stack of pizza-box VAXen of various types. - MicroVAX I or II in a BA-123 chassis (couldn't see the badge). - A Symbolics 3610 [NB: I saw a keyboard, but didn't see the Symbolics console anywhere, but he says he thinks he has it in there... somewhere] - A BeBox. - A small army of NeXTstation - both color and mono, lots of monitors and keyboards and sound boxes. Also a couple of printers in original boxes. - Amigas (at least one 2000 and a 4000 with video toaster). - VT100 terminal. - Several Data General 9-track tapes (what looked like an A/OS distribution? DG is not my strong suit).

Through a random eBay purchase, I found a nice little collection of stuff in San Jose, CA near 880/101. The owner's name is Tom Thinh, and he's got a 10'x20' (-ish) unit packed with stuff he's trying to sell. He says he's been collecting the stuff for years. He seems friendly and reasonable to haggle with as a businessman. I asked him if it would be OK to pass along his information to the list, he was happy for me to do so. While I was there picking up an AT&T Unix PC, I saw the following: - Another AT&T Unix PC. - Some AT&T 3B2's. - A stack of pizza-box VAXen of various types. - MicroVAX I or II in a BA-123 chassis (couldn't see the badge). - A Symbolics 3610 [NB: I saw a keyboard, but didn't see the Symbolics console anywhere, but he says he thinks he has it in there... somewhere] - A BeBox. - A small army of NeXTstation - both color and mono, lots of monitors and keyboards and sound boxes. Also a couple of printers in original boxes. - Amigas (at least one 2000 and a 4000 with video toaster). - VT100 terminal. - Several Data General 9-track tapes (what looked like an A/OS distribution? DG is not my strong suit). Lots more. That's just what I remember. There were also random PC things and parts and manuals and so forth. Anyway, if you're interested, you can contact Tom directly (not me!), voice or text, at 1-408-874-6471 -Seth