RSTS/RSX manuals available in the UK

[Guy Dunphy]

Adrian, what order of volume and weight are these?
I'm definitely interested, from a general preservation viewpoint, also a personal interest in
lesser-known OS. And I have some PDP-11 systems to restore and play with. 

However I'm in Australia...
Britain has a nice 'media mail' option - I buy 2nd hand books from British abebooks.com dealers, 
and postage to Australia is very cheap. But could that extend to these manuals? What box size?

Could you send a photo or two?

Btw, can anyone suggest links to overviews of DEC (and other?) operating systems evolution and influence over time?

Regards,
Guy
http://everist.org/NobLog/



At 11:04 PM 6/08/2019 +0100, you wrote:
>Hi folks,
>
>I've held onto this collection of manuals for the last 3 years and now they really need to go because I'm having to move house in the next 2-3 months, my landlady is selling up. I thought it was too good to be true being in this house for 7.5 years!
>
>The RSTS manuals are V10 (1990) and there's 3 RSX-11M V4 as well as RSX DECNET. I don't have the time to scan them myself otherwise I would've done ages ago.
>
>I'm heading past Jim Austin's place in a couple of weeks' time so if nobody else is interested I can drop them off there if he's up for it.
>
>Cheers,
>
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