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The barrel plates are now gone, however, I do still have the rest!

ReActiveMicro has some neat stuff available for the IIgs. I picked up a couple of the IDE controllers they have, I have yet to install mine, but they make it a lot easier to run software without disk swapping or using a SCSI drive.

Yes! Sorry for the late response! We'll probably be there around 12.

We could meet at the BitHistory sale, that'd save us both a full trip!

This is a IBM Model M that was completely disassembled I picked up a few years ago. It would make a good parts keyboard, as it's pretty much just a case, membrane, most keycaps, and barrel plate. There are actually two barrel plates, one is a new one with the drainage channel cut off, the other...

This weekend would work. Planning on heading over in that direction, so I might even be able to drop it off. Which day are you planning on?

I'm normally free anytime throughout the week or weekend. Let me know what works for you!

The all-beige one has a slot 1 Pentium II, not sure of the speed though. The blue one with the window has a GA-7VAXP, which is a socket 462 board, so probably a Duron or Athlon. If you're looking for something with a little more power, the blue/white one is probably your best bet.

Finally got around to checking them, and they both have AGP slots!

Aside from the SCSI drives, everything else is still available. I'm pretty sure at least one of the PCs has AGP, but I'll take a look.

I think those are mostly 10/100 cards, with a gigabit card or two worked in there. Most of this stuff is just extras that I've been lugging around to VCFMW the past few years. If you want them, I can bring them along to the show on the 30th!

I've got a few items that I'd like to get rid of! I'm not looking to get anything for this stuff, just looking to find them a new home. There are a couple of towers with motherboards (likely AMD), an AT case (without side panels), keyboards, a Packard Bell monochrome monitor, and a couple of...

Grabbed a couple pictures just in case you might be interested.

I used to have a couple extras that were from the 286 era, but I think I got rid of most of them at this point. I know for sure I have at least one newer AT case in storage, but it doesn't have side panels.

I'm planning on bringing the IBM PS/2 Model 60, Tandy 1000, Mac Classic, Mac Classic II, and maybe the IBM 5170 (we'll have to see if I really want to carry this one) or a 486 machine of some flavor. This list is dependent on what I can get done before the show, so I might have to mix it up a...

I have seen pictures of the Apple plotter, but never in person. I can't imagine they sold too many of them! I'd love to pick up a plotter someday, something like an IBM 6180 would be very cool!

That's awesome! Glad to see the 5160 got a happy ending after all! Is that the XT-IDE they sell over at Texelec? I should really invest in some for mine. As cool as the MFM drives are, I don't have enough to go around!

Maybe we should volunteer... ;)

I spy a PCjr monitor in there too, I don't even want to know what else was buried under all that. What bothers me is that part of recycling is reuse, but yet so many places aren't willing to let that happen. Nothing we can do about this now, like Matt said, at least you were able to save some...

Found another one to add to the list! Came across a Y rated safety cap in an Aztec branded IIgs power supply. 0.01uF 250v Y2 - F17103101030 These are Vishays instead of KEMETs, but they are the same size and lead spacing!