I KNOW WHAT I GOT! :)
On Mon, Jan 16, 2023 at 5:40 PM wh.sudbrink--- via cctalk < cctalk@classiccmp.org> wrote: > You're quite right. I'm in Maryland, near Washington, DC. As to prices, > I'm looking for best offer. Preference to local pick up. Things, like the > HP-150 docs, may become "free to a good home for shipping". By the way, I > don't need any more emails telling me how valuable the DOS 1.0 is. I get it. > Bill S. > On Monday, January 16, 2023 at 04:07:21 PM EST, j...@cimmeri.com < > j...@cimmeri.com> wrote: > > > Location?? Prices?? or Free? > > On 1/16/2023 2:28 PM, William Sudbrink via cctalk wrote: > > I'm not getting rid of my whole collection or anything, but things are > > getting a little tight in terms of physical space and I have stuff that > > simply doesn't keep my interest. I'd rather not do ebay so I'll offer > them > > here first. I will put up pictures if there is interest. None of this > is > > "barn stored". It has all been in my temperature controlled house since > > last century. > > > > > > > > 1) HP series 100 (the 150 and 150 touchscreen II) documentation. > This > > could be described as the "grey wall" for the HP 150. All the basic > books > > plus Wordstar, Spellstar, Multiplan, etc.etc. At least 20 "boxed books". > > Many (I think all but have not checked yet) have original diskettes. > HP-150 > > with built in printer to come when I get back to it. > > > > 2) IBM PC original "boxed books" > > > > a) "DOS" part number 6024001 on spine. I would call the condition > > excellent. Two original 5.25 diskettes: DIAGNOSTICS Version 1.02 > 6081552. > > DOS Version 1.00 6172212 (I'm tempted to keep this because of the CP/M > -vs- > > DOS controversy) > > > > b) "DOS" part number 6024001 on spine with round sticker "1.10 with > > Graphics". I would call the condition very good. One original 5.25 > > diskette: DOS Version 1.10 1502330 > > > > c) Four UCSD p-System books: Beginner's guide, Assembler reference, > Internal > > Architecture Guide, User's guide. The "User's guide" box contains five > > original 5.25 diskettes: STARTUP, SYSTEM 2, SYSTEM 4, EXTRAS and > UTILITIES. > > > > 3) IBM FORTRAN-77 Reference for the UCSD p-System "boxed book". > > Contains one original 5.25 diskette: UCSD p-System FORTRAN Version IV.0 > > 6936510 > > > > 4) IBM COBOL Compiler by Microsoft "boxed book". Contains two > original > > 5.25 diskettes: LIBRARY 6936566, COBOL 6172250 > > > > 5) Various other original IBM PC "boxed books". Document Retrieval > > Assistant, 3101 Emulation, Dow Jones Reporter, SNA 3270, etc. etc. > Maybe a > > dozen. > > > > 6) The box and binder for "Guide to operations, Personal Computer > XT". > > Unfortunately, it does not contain this. Instead it contains "The CP/M > and > > IBM Public Domain Library" by Dynacomp. This all seems to be later CP/M, > > running on the IBM PC or Kaypro. Just documentation and listings, no > media. > > > > 7) IBM Graphics Development Toolkit "boxed book". Three original > 5.25 > > diskettes: VDI device drivers, Language Libraries, Supplemental Programs. > > > > 8) BASIC - Personal Computer - PCjr "boxed book". Contains original > ROM > > Cartridge "Cartridge BASIC" 1302285. (Maybe this should go with the > PCjr I > > will be offering when I dig it out) > > > > 9) ERGO MOBY BRICK 486DX-33 computer. Missing original power > supply. I > > cobbled together a supply last century some time and it worked then. Has > > not been powered on in at least 25 years. > > > > 10) Osbone Executive. Limited Edition, personalized plaque to "ANNETTE > > KING". It ran last century. Has not been powered on in at least 25 > years. > > > > > > > > More to come. > > > > > > > > Bill S. > > > > > > > >
