Computer Museum

The computer museum is looking for a new home! Please contact me if you are interested in taking the collection!

For over 20 years, I have been collecting "antique" and "classic" computers. My hope is to someday figure out a way to have a museum to display these "remnants of a once proud civilization." My collection may be considered "large" by some and consists of over 100 computers (I've lost count ).

Fast Facts:

Oldest Computer: 1973 Intel MDS-80 development system

Most "obscure" computer: COSMAC VIP (Video Information Processor)

Least "rare" computer: 4 Timex/Sinclair 1000s with accessories

A partial list of what's in the collection:

Apple

Apple II+,IIe,IIc,IIc+, IIgs

Macintosh 512k, Plus, SE, II, IIc, IIci,IIsi, LCII,Portable,Powerbook 165

Newton Message Pad 120

AppleWriter II, Apple Thermal Printer

Commodore

Pet 8032

Commodore VIC-20, 64, 128, Plus4

CBM printer

CP/M

Xerox 820, 8/16

Columbia 64 ("Conkey Box")

OSI Challenger

Morrow Designs

Horizon 3

Four S-100 type computers

Heath

Heath H-8 with H-89 terminal

Laptops

Bondwell B210

Compaq 325

Northgate Portable

Motorola MC6800 Based

SWTPC 6800

SWTPC 6809

Smoke Signal Broadcasting 6800

Osborne

Osborne I and Executive

Sinclair

ZX80, ZX81

Timex/Sinclair 1000

Single Board Types

RCA 1802 Processor

Netronics Elf II

Quest Super Elf

COSMAC VIP

RCA1802 Evaluation Board

MOSTEK 6502 Processor

KIM-1

SYM-1

Rockwell AIM-65

Intel SDK-85

TI-9900 Student Eval Kit

Motorola 68HC16 Eval board

Tandy

Color Computer 1,2,3 and MC-10

Model 102, 600 portables

Pocket Computer 1, 2 and 4

TRS-80 Model I, II and IV

Terminals

DEC GIGI

ADM-3A+

Texas Instruments

TI-99/4A - Silver/Black and Beige

Silent 700 Terminal

Other

Interdata

JRC1 computer trainer

Microprocessor and DSP evaluation kits

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