embryp
New Member
I will accept any reasonable offer from any collector, no dealers please! I want to find permant homes for my collections. I have many UNIVAC boards, very early, probably prototypes from the appearance, they are Transistorized versions of vacuum tube boards of the era, just dual flip-flops, etc., that I would like to sell or trade for just about anything usefull, electronic, optical, lab, etc. I do not want to nor do I have the time to sell these on eBay. I've gotten as high as $250.00 on eBay for a board but also only got $10.00 for a totally wire wrapped board marked prototype which I thought was worth more than the $250.00 one. I'm wondering where the best place would be to list them, photographs of both sides showing the names of the inspectors, where they were made, dates, revisions, etc., and where I could hopefully gather more information about them. Anyone interested is welcome to e-mail me at this E-mail or paul@embry.com if you include Univc in the subject so it isn't tossed into the spam folder. I can provide board numbers, any resolution photographs, up to 3264 X 2448 pixels. I also will give a 7 day right of return for any reason, no questions as long as board matches photographs. Postage and insurance being your only responsibility.
I no longer have the time or space to maintain my collections, these boards being a small fraction of what I have acquired over the years.
I would consider selling them or trading them a board at a time or all. See my sales record at eBay under embry.com. I will ship World wide, any carrier, PayPal is the prefered method of payment but any method will suffice.
If traded, we will have to negotiate shipping, insurance, etc.
I no longer have the time or space to maintain my collections, these boards being a small fraction of what I have acquired over the years.
I would consider selling them or trading them a board at a time or all. See my sales record at eBay under embry.com. I will ship World wide, any carrier, PayPal is the prefered method of payment but any method will suffice.
If traded, we will have to negotiate shipping, insurance, etc.