Thanks to the kindness of Mr. Robert Baer, I've just received a fantastic set of 8008-related documents. As I'm able I'll be scanning them and putting them on my 8008 web page http://www.jkearney.com/8008/. The catch includes: - Hal Singer's _Mark-8 (later Micro-8) Newsletter_, vol 1 #1 - vol 2 #6 (1974-1976). All kinds of modifications, programming and war stories about the Mark-8, and later covering the 8080-based computers such as the MITS Altair. - Hal Chamberlin's _The Computer Hobbyist_, #1 - #10 (1974-1976). An 8008 vector CRT display interface design, cassette interface, and an S-100 floppy controller were big topics in these. - The Microsystems International 8008 data book (they were Intel's Canadian second source, in addition to Siemens in Germany), containing not only the data sheet but a complete design and monitor listing for the MOD8 computer. - A number of MOD8 add-on designs from various individuals, including parallel I/O, audio cassette interface, and interfaces to the Suding scientific calculator board from Mini Micro Mart (remember them? There are a couple of their catalogs here too) - (this is not 8008-related, but too good not to mention) An original copy of Tom Pittman's Tiny BASIC Experimenter's Kit with the 6800 addendum (printed on typewriter paper on a teletype, no less). Unfortunately the IL code interpreter source is no longer with the package. Dr. Pittman has put this on the web, by the way: http://www.sbuniv.edu/~tpittman/IttyBitty/; the copies I have here appear to be identical. Jim