Apple Macintosh & Lisa PC Computer Disks & Manuals

A collection of 18 user guides, operating manuals, and computer programs, accompanied with 36 individual floppy disks, all produced circa late 1970s to 1980s, for use with the Apple Macintosh and Appl

'2 Apple Macintosh Computers and 1 Official Apple Bag, c. 1990 1) Apple Macintosh Classic, model M0420, 220-240 V, with QWERTZ keyboard, mains cable, German manual, 8 Macintosh installation disks wit

Including an Apple IIe in the original box, with manuals; Macintosh SE/30, Macintosh 128k, Apple IIc Plus, Apple Hard Disk 20SC, Macintosh PowerBook 165c, a modem, Disk IIc, four 5.25 Drives, two 3.5

Framed Duck Print The Wood Duck Tapestry Design by Larry D Negaard Macintosh 9500 Power Pc/Apple One Scanner gouche painting, Sophis Computer System, Tapestry Pillow , Measures about 20"x17.5"

'Apple Lisa-2, 1984 This was the second, technically revised version of the first personal computer with a GUI (Graphical User Interface) from Apple and the predecessor of the Apple Macintosh. Lisa-2

Monitor 10-3/4" high x 14-1/2" wide. Keyboard/PC 15" wide x 18" deep. Disk drive 7" wide x 8-1/3" deep. IMPORTANT: Before bidding, please read the terms and conditions. When you registered for the auc

Poster depicting 6 early Apple Macintosh computers. Dimensions:  Overall - 16.25 " H x 53.25 " W; 

Apple MacIntosh SE computer with Owner's Guide, User's Guides, Hypercard and other game discs. Serial No. F8496V9M5011.

Here is a very nice vintage Apple Macintosh SE30 personal computer that comes with a carrying case to transport this to your next clients house for use. (LOL). Do you remember these? Comes with monito

Apple Macintosh LC II Computer. Overall good condition. Powers on. Approx. dimensions: 13 in. H x 12.5 in. W x 14.5 in. D. Weight: 33.4 lbs

Vintage Apple Power Macintosh 6100/66 Computer - untested. This is a state of the art machine! (at least back in 1994) - see all pictures for cords included.

Macintosh Apple 512K computer, with keyboard and case, 14"h

'Apple II Computer with 2 Disk Drives, 1977 The Apple II is the direct successor of the Apple 1 which was also developed by Steve Wozniak and marketed in 1977. Apple's rise to its position of world's

Apple II Plus Computer, circa 1979-1982, together with two "Disk II" external hard drives and various related cables and accessories by Apple and other makers. Keywords: Technology, Computer science,

APPLE PROFILE III COMPUTER, MONITOR & PRINTER Apple ProFile III Computer / CPU, disk drives, monitor, rolodex of floppy disks, and a Up-Write Ring King printer. Size: 28.5 x 8 x 16.5"

Complete with Osborne manuals and disks for computer operations. Appears original and complete. Uncertain of working condition. Condition (Excellent). Size 20" x 14" x 8".

First generation Macintosh computer with keyboard, mouse, additional disk drive and carrying case. Dimensions: 10.00 " W x 13.00 " H x 9.50 "D; 

Steve Wozniak & Ronald Wayne Signed Apple-1 Operation Manual 12pp, measuring 10" x 8", Palo Alto, undated. An Apple-1 Operation Manual, produced by Apple Computer Co. Signed on the front cover by

Desirable replica of the Apple-1 Computer circuit board, 15.5 x 9, signed in black felt tip, "Ronald Wayne, Co-Founder Apple Computer Co., Apple I PC Kit Released April 1, 1976, 4Kb RAM, 456Kb Storage

The lot includes a BAOFENG UV-5R radio in original box, a Portable radio receiver Rossiya-303, 2 inch FujiFilm LT-1 floppy disks, Netgear WiFi range extender, TDK DVD+R Blank Media, a vintage 2000 App

Vintage Sim City IBM PC Big Box Maxis City Simulator Disks Computer Game in Good Preowned Condition. $7 Domestic Shipping.

A collection of five (5) vintage advertising posters. Produced circa 1997 for Apple Computers' Mac "Think Different campaign." Each featuring a black and white photograph image depicting a high profil

A collection of five (5) vintage advertising posters. Produced circa 1997 for Apple Computers' Mac "Think Different campaign." Each featuring a black and white photograph image depicting a high profil

Apple Macintosh Portable M5120, 1990 The first Apple laptop, mains-independent with built-in battery, 40 MB hard disk, 3.5-inch drive, trackball, 9.8-inch active matrix display, with power supply, App