Hardware

Control panels from various mid-range and mainframe systems, including some excellent "blinkenlights" panels.

Sun Microsystems workstations. Featured systems:
3/60 IPC SPARCstation 2 IPX Classic LX SPARCstation 10 SPARCstation 20 Ultra 2 Ultra 10

SAGE

The SAGE computers were the largest ever built, and I worked on one at the very end of its service life. Here are some bits and pieces from the AN/FSQ-7 (SAGE) computer.

Tandy Computers

TRS-80 computers from Radio Shack and Tandy. Featured systems:
Model I Model II Model III Model 4 Model 4p Model 16B Model 6000 HD Coco 1 Coco 2 Coco 3

Kaypro Computers

Kaypro luggable computers. Featured systems:
Kaypro II Kaypro 4/83 Kaypro 10 Kaypro 4/84 Kaypro 2 Kaypro 2X Kaypro 4 Plus 88 Kaypro 1

Osborne Computers

Osborne Computers, the first "portable" computers. Featured systems:
Osborne 1 (tan and brown case) Osborne 1 (white and blue case) Osborne Executive Osborne Vixen

Apple Computers

Apple computers. Featured systems:
Apple II+ Apple IIc Apple IIe Enhanced Apple IIe Platinum Apple IIgs (ROM 0) Apple IIgs (ROM 1) Apple IIgs (ROM 3)

Commodore Computers

Commodore computers. Featured systems:
Commodore 64 Commodore 128

TI-99/4A

Texas Instruments TI-99/4A computer with Peripheral Expansion System.

IMSAI 8080

IMSAI 8080 with Z80 CPU card and dual 8" drive.

IBM 9348-012

IBM 9348-012 9-track tape drive. 1600/6250bpi. SCSI.

Keypunch Machines

I learned FORTRAN on an IBM 360 mainframe, using 029 keypunches to type up my code. I currently have a functioning 129 Card Data Recorder and a 029 keypunch undergoing restoration.

Documation M1000-L

Documation M1000-L card reader. 1000 cards per minute.

VAX 4000/300

VAX 4000/300 minicomputer.

EAI TR-20

EAI TR-20 Analog Computer. Transistorized desktop analog computer from the early 1960s.

Modems

Modems, from a 300 baud accoustic coupler to a U.S.Robotics V.Everything.

Timex Sinclair 1000

Timex Sinclair 1000 computer, with 16Kb RAM module, power supply and video switch. Program cassettes are "States and Capitals", "Super Math", "The Flight Simulator", "Manufacturing Control" and "Frogger". I haven't had a chance to test it.

Terminals

Video and printing terminals, monitors, and a HP 9872B Graphics Plotter.

Test Equipment

Test and bench equipment used to keep the old hardware running.

IBM pluggable unit, as used in the model 604 Electronic Calculating Punch. This module is based on a 5844 twin triode tube, which is a computer rated version of the 6J6. This particular module is wired as a dual inverter (IN-13). The CE Manual for the 604 is on Bitsavers.