retroplace
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Hello,
Maybe some of you have already heard about the crazy little project I did re-creating all Apple-1 manuals from scratch. I attach a few pictures how they look like. You can read here more details about how the re-creation had been done including how I got permission from Paul Terrell to even remake the Byte Shop logo stamp to stamp the manuals just like he did 45 years ago …
Anyway …
This week, something truly amazing happened: The Deutsches Museum in Munich, the world's largest museum for Science and Technology, added those replicas to their exhibition. Feels completely unreal, so I have to share with the community.
I also would like to send a set of the replica to the VCF-museum, but I can not really find who to write to regarding where to send a copy. Maybe somebody can point me in the right direction?
Here are a few pictures for your entertainment…
Maybe some of you have already heard about the crazy little project I did re-creating all Apple-1 manuals from scratch. I attach a few pictures how they look like. You can read here more details about how the re-creation had been done including how I got permission from Paul Terrell to even remake the Byte Shop logo stamp to stamp the manuals just like he did 45 years ago …
Anyway …
This week, something truly amazing happened: The Deutsches Museum in Munich, the world's largest museum for Science and Technology, added those replicas to their exhibition. Feels completely unreal, so I have to share with the community.
I also would like to send a set of the replica to the VCF-museum, but I can not really find who to write to regarding where to send a copy. Maybe somebody can point me in the right direction?
Here are a few pictures for your entertainment…
