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Autologic APS Micro-5 newspaper phototypesetters, 1000 lines/min., 57-pica width
    two units:  s/n #055 - 27MB font disk
            s/n #118 -  5MB font disk
    Intel MDS backplane and computer boards, hi-res CRT display onto film,
    includes most schematics, paper-tape input, last used in early '80s,
    vintage ~1980, chest-high units on casters, ~5' long, ~500 pounds,  
    one magtape of 1,000s of fonts (may be the most valuable of all of it,
    but no, I don't have any details of its proprietary format, though I
    know that Autologic's font format has been cracked and copied).
[Rumor is that in the 1980s, the LOS ANGELES TIMES used four of these to
typeset their newspapers; two online, and two as backup.]

ALSO --

2 - 20"x24" light tables for backlighting materials in paste-up.

2 - small hand-held waxing rollers for paste-up.

Rapid 101 power stapler, switch between flat stapling and saddle-stitching, 
    actuated by foot-button, attaches to lip of table or desk.

Minolta EP450Z plain-paper xerographic copier with automatic sheet-feeder,
    includes removable paper-storage cabinet below it, on casters.

Heavy-duty Baumfolder 714 paper folder, excellent condition, virtually unused,
    single and double folds at any position(s) 
    in almost any paper-size up to 11"x17" and 14"x20".

IBM Electronic Selectric proportional-spacing memory Composer, ~35 font balls.

NuArc vertical copy camera -- VV-1418 with vacuum plate and 4 arc lights.

A.B.Dick offset press -- 11x17, chute feed, was a 369 but stripped back to 
    be the functional equivalent of a 360, last used ~1985.

r.c. paper developer of unknown make and model, ~5'x~2'x~4' on casters.

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Make me an offer for any or all.
You pick it up (Skyline area, west of Palo Alto on the San Francisco Peninsula).
Jim Warren, 345 Swett Road, Woodside CA; 415-851-7075 days, eves, weekends