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View end of posting to see what i'm looking for. This is all my old Apple
gear. I've maintained and enhanced this system for the better part of 4
years.

*ROM 01 IIgs
*4MB Ultra GS RAM card (half populated)
*2.5 MB RAM total, 4.5 MB max
*Apple High Speed SCSI card
*40 MB SCSI HD by Western Digital (System 6.0.1 installed)
*500MB SCSI HD (in an Apple HDSC 20 case)
*Apple CD150 SCSI CD-ROM (w/ 3 caddies)
*newish system battery
*ALS 'Z Card' Z-80 card
*(2) 3.5" floppy drives
*(2) 5.25" floppy drives
*(2) Kraft joysticks
*dual joystick adapter
*14.4k Supra modem
*Kensington IIgs Saver
*KB, mouse
*Apple RGB monitor.

*Spare ROM 01 CPU
*Apple 1MB RAM card
*RGB monitor
*no keyboard or mouse

*Original IIgs Owner's Guide
*IIgs User's Guide
*System 5.0 User's Guide
*IIgs System Disk User's Guide
*Guides for the floppy drives
*Applesoft Basic manual
*Imagwriter II manual
*original AppleWorks spiral bound manuals
*(2) 3rd party AppleWorks books
*spiral bound "Kids and the Apple"
*Lon Poole's "Apple II User's Guide"
*misc printouts, tutorials, and printed A2 FAQs
*6 issues of Nibble (1992)
*6 or 7 issues of A+ (1986 - 1992)
*several original Apple inserts, fold outs, sticker packs, ads
*old price list
*original Apple picking sheet for one of the systems.

I have several boxes of blank 5.25" disks as well as 3 or 4 boxes of used
disks that I have never gotten around to digging into. Most of the s/w is
unboxed and there are just too many disks to list them all so I'll stick to
what's relatively rare.

*Facts On File "PDSOF" (Public Domain Software On File) CD-ROM. This is a
CD-ROM collection of over 200 public domain s/w from the years 1980 to 1987.
The CD is perfect as is it's jewel case and the 3-ring binder that holds it,
the manual, and the 2 startup floppies.

*Boxed version of Microsoft MultiPlan for Apple II's that have a Z-80 card
and CP/M. I haven't tested it's functionality but it looks great in it's
translucent "easel-box". It appears complete.

*Beagle Brothers "Alpha Plot" still in it's translucent sleeve. An unused
poster of Peeks, Pokes, and System Calls is folded in w/ the catalog, disk,
and manual.

*Activision's "Paint!, Write!, Draw!" WYSIWIG application suite. It's boxed
and in good condition w/ original disks.

*System 6.0.1 on floppies purchased from Byteworks

System 6.01 is installed on the 40MB HD along w/ shrinkIT and binscii. I
cannot verify the integrity of the compression utils I transfered. They are
readily available online, however. The 500 MB HD has 2 ProDOS partitions and
one larger HFS partition. Games include, boxed versions of King's Quest,
Space Quest, Bard's Tale, Rendevous w/ Rama, and Arkanoid. It doesn't get
much more detailed than this until you view it in person.

BUT WAIT! I just found several Apple DiskWare packages w/ original DOS 3.3
and ProDOS system disks for older A2's.

OK, items I'd trade this insane IIgs collection for include:

*a decent digital camera
*an older g3 mac box w/ some trimmings
*older working imac
*loaded PB 3400
*an anemic Kanga
*a zippy pc laptop
*some old janx spirit
*cash money  - $

I'll consider all offers of useful space saving computers and/or
accessories. Thanks for reading this behemoth post. Comments and offers are
are encouraged.

Jason
j.urquidez@attbi