🚀 go-pugleaf

To sweeten the Apple deal, I can offer a boatload of C64 games and software
(some boxed, most w/ instructions), a Data General ONE laptop, and perhaps
even an old Osborne luggable. I have a hardly used Atari 2600 in it's box. I
have over 50 games, an Atari 2600 jr system and quite a few controllers.
These are all hard to find. Do some research and see that this is a great
deal! Own several pieces of computing/gaming history simply by making me a
REASONABLE OFFER! Thank you.

Jason
j.urquidez@attbi   .com





"Tom Foolery" <j.urquidez@attbi> wrote in message
news:fP359.51110$7n5.8859@sccrnsc01...
>
> View end of posting to see what i'm looking for in trade. Everything is
> negotiable so make me an offer!
>
> This is all my old Apple II gear. I've maintained and enhanced this system
> for the better part of 4 years. Any questions? Please ask!
>
> *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
> *Advanced Logic Systems 'Z Card' Z-80 card
> *(2) 3.5" floppy drives
> *(2) 5.25" floppy drives
> *(2) Kraft joysticks
> *Wico dual port joystick adapter (fits joystick IC socket on motherboard)
> *14.4k Supra modem
> *Kensington IIgs Saver
> *KB, mouse
> *Apple RGB monitor
> *cables of every flavor
>
> *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
>
> I just found several Apple Diskware packages w/ original DOS 3.3
> and ProDOS system disks for older A2's.
>
> System 6.01 is installed on the 40MB HD. 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.
>
> OK, items I'd trade this insane IIgs collection for include:
>
> *a decent digital camera (2.5 mp or better)
> *an older (biege) g3 mac box w/ some trimmings
> *older working imac
> *newish non working imac
> *loaded PB 3400
> *PB Kanga or Wallstreet
> *a zippy pc laptop (at least 300MHz)
> *cash money  - $400 *OBO*
>
> I'll consider ALL offers of useful space saving computers and/or
> accessories. Thanks for reading this behemoth post. Comments and offers
are
> encouraged.
>
> Jason
> j.urquidez@attbi .com
>
>
>
>

On Sun, 11 Aug 2002, Tom Foolery wrote:
|To sweeten the Apple deal, I can offer a boatload of C64 games and software
|(some boxed, most w/ instructions), a Data General ONE laptop, and perhaps
|even an old Osborne luggable. I have a hardly used Atari 2600 in it's box. I
|have over 50 games, an Atari 2600 jr system and quite a few controllers.
|These are all hard to find. Do some research and see that this is a great
|deal! Own several pieces of computing/gaming history simply by making me a
|REASONABLE OFFER! Thank you.

Well, the Apple IIGS part of the deal sure is tempting...

Matthew Montchalin <mmontcha@OregonVOS.net> wrote in
<Pine.LNX.4.44.0208111343250.27140-100000@lab.oregonvos.net>: 

>On Sun, 11 Aug 2002, Tom Foolery wrote:
>> To sweeten the Apple deal, I can offer a boatload of C64 games and
>> software (some boxed, most w/ instructions), a Data General ONE

::snip long list of extras::

>Well, the Apple IIGS part of the deal sure is tempting...

I agree.  Just wish I had the time/space for another computer around here.  
The IIgs is a sweet machine, and I hope it finds a good home.

I'm interested in the atari.

e-mail me please

rjholland@students.wisc.edu


"Tom Foolery" <j.urquidez@attbi> wrote in message
news:4Bz59.91494$uj.51506@rwcrnsc51.ops.asp.att.net...
> To sweeten the Apple deal, I can offer a boatload of C64 games and
software
> (some boxed, most w/ instructions), a Data General ONE laptop, and perhaps
> even an old Osborne luggable. I have a hardly used Atari 2600 in it's box.
I
> have over 50 games, an Atari 2600 jr system and quite a few controllers.
> These are all hard to find. Do some research and see that this is a great
> deal! Own several pieces of computing/gaming history simply by making me a
> REASONABLE OFFER! Thank you.
>
> Jason
> j.urquidez@attbi   .com
>
>
>
>
>
> "Tom Foolery" <j.urquidez@attbi> wrote in message
> news:fP359.51110$7n5.8859@sccrnsc01...
> >
> > View end of posting to see what i'm looking for in trade. Everything is
> > negotiable so make me an offer!
> >
> > This is all my old Apple II gear. I've maintained and enhanced this
system
> > for the better part of 4 years. Any questions? Please ask!
> >
> > *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
> > *Advanced Logic Systems 'Z Card' Z-80 card
> > *(2) 3.5" floppy drives
> > *(2) 5.25" floppy drives
> > *(2) Kraft joysticks
> > *Wico dual port joystick adapter (fits joystick IC socket on
motherboard)
> > *14.4k Supra modem
> > *Kensington IIgs Saver
> > *KB, mouse
> > *Apple RGB monitor
> > *cables of every flavor
> >
> > *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
> >
> > I just found several Apple Diskware packages w/ original DOS 3.3
> > and ProDOS system disks for older A2's.
> >
> > System 6.01 is installed on the 40MB HD. 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.
> >
> > OK, items I'd trade this insane IIgs collection for include:
> >
> > *a decent digital camera (2.5 mp or better)
> > *an older (biege) g3 mac box w/ some trimmings
> > *older working imac
> > *newish non working imac
> > *loaded PB 3400
> > *PB Kanga or Wallstreet
> > *a zippy pc laptop (at least 300MHz)
> > *cash money  - $400 *OBO*
> >
> > I'll consider ALL offers of useful space saving computers and/or
> > accessories. Thanks for reading this behemoth post. Comments and offers
> are
> > encouraged.
> >
> > Jason
> > j.urquidez@attbi .com
> >
> >
> >
> >
>
>