On Tue, Nov 26, 2013 at 7:56 PM, Jerome H. Fine <jhfinedp3k at compsys.to> wrote: I know what he's after. I've never personally seen any commercial Infocom games except for a new copy of "Deadline" hanging on the wall at the DEC store in downtown Columbus, c. 1984. You can find downloads of Interactive Fiction for the PDP-11, but genuine original media and paper manuals are quite rare. I did manage to get some version of the Infocom interpreter hacked to run under RSTS/E for VCFmw last year (the memory allocation code for RT-11 does not run unmodified under RSTS/E, you have to add one more system call to make it work), but, again, it's not an original. Just the map from the November 1982 DEC Professional has been scanned and can be easily googled, but the whole paper magazine is somewhat uncommon, owing to age. Good luck on your search. My oldest Infocom goodies are a TRS-80 disk and Personal Software-published manual. I've downloaded the scans of the PDP-11 manual (a copy surfaced a couple of years back), but as I said, I've never held an original. -ethan