mloewen
Experienced Member
I started out with the Tandy/Radio Shack computers, along with some of the CP/M capable machines that I used to work with. Somewhere along the way, I started picking up Apple II systems, as well as some control panels from big iron systems, and most unusual, pieces of the old SAGE system from the Air Force. I used to work on SAGE, and find it particularly interesting. So, here goes:
Tandy Computers
Kaypro Computers
Osborne Computers
Apple Computers
Commodore Computers
Sun Computers
Miscellaneous
I'm looking for a TRS-80 Model I Expansion Interface, blinkenlights control panels, or anything from the SAGE system. See my Oldtech collection site:
http://ripsaw.cac.psu.edu/~mloewen/Oldtech/
Tandy Computers
- Model I, level II
- Model II
- Model III
- Model 4
- Model 4P, with HiRes graphics board
- Model 16B
- Model 6000 HD
- Coco 1 (64KB, composite video mod)
- Coco 2 (64KB, dual floppy, composite video mod)
- Coco 3 (128KB, dual floppy, multipak)
Kaypro Computers
- Kaypro 2
- Kaypro 2X
- Kaypro 4
- Kaypro 4 Plus 88
- Kaypro 10
Osborne Computers
- Osborne 1 (tan and brown)
- Osborne 1 (blue and white), modem
- Osborne Executive
Apple Computers
- Apple II+
- Apple IIe (unenhanced)
- Apple IIe (enhanced)
- Apple IIe Platinum
- Apple IIc
- Apple IIGS (ROM 0, Woz)
- Apple IIGS (ROM 1, 1.25MB)
- Apple IIGS (ROM 3, 1152KB)
Commodore Computers
- C64, 1541 drive
- C128, dual 1571 drives, 1902A monitor
Sun Computers
- Sparc IPC
- Sparc LX
- Sparc Ultra 10
Miscellaneous
- IBM 9348-012 9-track tape drive (SCSI)
- Documation M1000-L card reader, with USB interface
- Control panels from Univac, HP, IBM, Honeywell
- SAGE 64Kb core plane, switch panel, pluggable units, front panels, tube and LRI test panel
I'm looking for a TRS-80 Model I Expansion Interface, blinkenlights control panels, or anything from the SAGE system. See my Oldtech collection site:
http://ripsaw.cac.psu.edu/~mloewen/Oldtech/