Hello, I got your email off of your website and I was hoping that you could help me The company I work for here in the great northern state of Maine decided to clean out the server room one day and was going to throw away a great piece of computing history so I rescued and took it home I had done some research and I know there is some demand for this type of computer among collectors . is there a website to find out possible market value and maybe a buyer? This is what I had acquired: Hewlett Packard- HP-87 HP82909A-128k Memory Module HP82929A-Programmable ROM Module HP82936A-ROM Drawer w/ six (6) ?ROM chips?(?) 1. Plotter ROM-Rev. A 2. I/O ROM- Rev. A 3. Advanced Programming ROM 1- Rev. B 4. Advanced Programming ROM 2- Rev. B 5. Electronic Disc ROM- Rev. A 6. Assembler ROM- Rev. A HP82939A-Serial Interface HP9121-Dual 3-1/4? Floppy Drive HP82905B-Printer (Dot Matrix, I believe) Ten (10) Floppy Disks, (to be named later if needed) Pocket Guide Instructions... File folder w/ original invoice for parts of the system and misc. paperwork.. The HP-87 works well, I plugged it in and was able to type commands, nothing too complicated .i didn?t test the floppy drive or the printer yet I need another power cord which I can dig up system is clean, though slightly (very slightly) discolored from age Please let me know if you have any resources for me to follow up on I have considered posting it on Ebay, but I would like to get more info on it before i do anything in the meantime, I will check it out and see what it can do! Thanks for your time and effort, D. Page Bath, Maine daspage at yahoo.com --------------------------------- Yahoo! Messenger with Voice. Make PC-to-Phone Calls to the US (and 30+ countries) for 2?/min or less.