14 Apr
2009
14 Apr
'09
2:12 a.m.
I have an Apple Lisa 1 for sale. Yes, it has the Twiggy drives. It
includes the Twiggy systems OS disks (2), original Lisa 1 manual,
keyboard, original Lisa (rectangular button) mouse.
It works.
Excellent condition.
Normally I would not so brazenly hawk something but I need to raise funds
for an imminent move of the VCF archives.
I'm entertaining any and all offers. At a minimum, there should be three
zeroes before the decimal point.
Please contact me directly if you're interested. Photos and more detail
will be forwarded upon request.
Will ship galaxy-wide.
Thanks!
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14 Apr
14 Apr
2:38 a.m.
Sellam Ismail wrote:
I'm entertaining any and all offers. At a
minimum, there should be three zeroes before the decimal point.
About all I can offer at this point, while meeting your criterion, is
$000.95. I hope you entertain this offer, or vice versa.
Please contact me directly if you're interested.
Photos and more detail
will be forwarded upon request.
Will ship galaxy-wide.
Back in time, as well? I'd like to get it about 1972....
Warren
4:17 a.m.
Warren Wolfe wrote:
Sellam Ismail wrote:
$000.96! :)
He also didn't mention a specific currency, so how about 1000.00 Japanese Yen
(about ?6)?
Or perhaps 1000.00 Indian Rupees (about ?13)?
:) :) :)
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Phil.
classiccmp at philpem.me.uk
http://www.philpem.me.uk/
I'm entertaining any and all offers. At a
minimum, there should be
three zeroes before the decimal point.
About all I can offer at this point, while meeting your criterion, is
$000.95. I hope you entertain this offer, or vice versa. 
5:46 a.m.
I would have to assume Sellam means dollar for the currency.
With that said, I have a 200,000 Zimbabwe dollar bill on my fridge.
Joking aside, quite an iconic piece of computer history. Seems lately,
overseas private and public collectors are buying a bunch of this type
of stuff.
In case anyone was truly curious:
200,000 Zimbabwe Dollar = 0.005346 US Dollar
Philip Pemberton wrote:
Warren Wolfe wrote:
Sellam Ismail wrote:
$000.96! :)
He also didn't mention a specific currency, so how about 1000.00
Japanese Yen (about ?6)?
Or perhaps 1000.00 Indian Rupees (about ?13)?
:) :) :)
I'm entertaining any and all offers. At a
minimum, there should be
three zeroes before the decimal point.
About all I can offer at this point, while meeting your criterion, is
$000.95. I hope you entertain this offer, or vice versa. 
6:56 a.m.
On Tue, Apr 14, 2009 at 7:46 AM, Michael Lee <mikelee at tdh.com> wrote:
In case anyone was truly curious:
200,000 Zimbabwe Dollar = 0.005346 US Dollar
Before or after the devaluation? ;-)
http://humorland.wordmess.net/20081025/what-the-real-crisis-is-like/
brian
7:09 a.m.
Brian Lanning wrote:
On Tue, Apr 14, 2009 at 7:46 AM, Michael Lee
<mikelee at tdh.com> wrote:
Well it's all just bits of paper and a belief system anyway - maybe Sellam's
better off just giving the Lisa to whoever's handling his archive move :-)
(on a serious note, good luck finding a buyer Sellam - I suspect there's still
a lot of folk out there with some very deep pockets!)
cheers
J.
In case anyone was truly curious:
200,000 Zimbabwe Dollar = 0.005346 US Dollar
Before or after the devaluation? ;-) 
6 Sep
6 Sep
9:46 p.m.
Hi Sellam,
Is the Apple still available, if so I am VERY interested, please
email me back either way, thnx!
nick
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