Courier Modems (Was: Landfill?

[Ed Sharpe]

And  if   you  collect hp.  which...   we  do  of  course at  SMECC  so need to hear  if  you  qall have any of  this.


 
The scanjet   BW  is   first  HP...  and   scanject 2c  is  first  color scanner  hp
always  accepting  gifts  of these  2.
 
IN  hp lasers   
2686a   first HP laser...      then there is a  first  color  laser  HP  too ( if  you can lift it.)
 
Would also suggest saving and  we need a  clean one   hp  500  which  was a  2886a  with a  bunch of  bins  was  damn  expensive   so not a lot  of them around compared to  2886a
 
Office jet.... hp  officejet ( no suffex    had  deskjet   printer  in  it.    was  first as I  remember
 
HP  Paint jet   first  color....  we need one...  uses  tracer feed  paper.  just  found  my old  sales  binder  for it  with all the  samples etc  as  issued  by hp
 
 
NEED  HP 3000  cx  series  II  series III  Model  30  model  40  etc etc etc
 
 
 
Looking for    HP  VECTRA  Has bizzare  moue  interface etc...
 
HP  150 -  WORKING  OF  NOT  PLUS - -Looking   for  any AND  ALL hp  150  PARTS  PIECES SALES  LIT    POSTERS  WITH MONARCH BUTTERFLY  ETC...
 
Looking   for   some  HP  calc  stuff
Looking  for  HP  110  portable  and portable  plus   also 
NEED VECTRA  CS PORTABLE (Bless its  wretched  soul!)
 
 
I  guess if  it   says  HP  would  like to  hear  about it.
 
 
HEY LOOKING  FOR  ANY   ADVERTISING  ITEMS  FROM  COMPUTER EXCHANGE  PHX  TOO!
 
Ed Sharpe Archivist  for SMECC ( Retired  CEO  Computer Exchange   Phx   AZ)
 
 
In a message dated 7/21/2018 2:37:04 AM US Mountain Standard Time, cctalk at classiccmp.org writes:

 
>

> It would appear that there ARE people who want Vintage Generic PC Crap.
> Except for the scanners.
>

The scanners shouldn't have to be regarded as (Vintage) Generic PC Crap.

For example, I wrote a hack for the (possibly un-aptly named) SANE scanner
software to let it drive a SCSI scanner from VAX/VMS...

(I wouldn't mind having another SCSI scanner to play with if it wasn't on the
wrong side of the Atlantic.)

Regards,
Peter Coghlan.