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Collection List

This is a partial list of the comupters in our collection. We also have many peripheral items, games, historic documents in our Research Library and related items such as pre-IBM items from the Computing Scale Company of Dayton, Ohio, the International Time Recording Company and the Tabulating Machine Company.




COMPUTER COLLECTION
1922--1985
(Analogs are in green. Mechanials are in red.)
  1. AIM-65 (single board)
  2. AIM-65 (factory case)
  3. AIM-65 (built by Jon Titus)
  4. ALICE micro-ordinateur
  5. Altair 680
  6. Altair 8800
  7. Altair 8800A
  8. Altair 8800b
  9. Altair 8800b Turnkey (see Pertec below)
  10. Altair 8800b (see Pertec below)
  11. Altair 8800b w/ Hardisk Controller & Datakeeper
  12. Altos ACS-8000
  13. American Basic Science Club Analog Computer
  14. AMF Educational Computer Model 665/C
  15. AMF Educational Computer Model 775 A
  16. Apple II Plus
  17. ASCI SystemX
  18. ASR 33 Teletype
  19. Analog Training Computer ATC-610 (EAI)
  20. Automatic Teaching Computer Kit
  21. Beckman ElectroComp Electric Heating Computer
  22. Beckman ElectroComp Energy Savings Computer
  23. Beckman Solid State Fuel Cost Computer
  24. Black Box by Rair
  25. Brainiac K-30
  26. Calif. Computer Systems 2200
  27. CES Ed-Lab 650
  28. Comdyna GP-6
  29. Commodore 8032
  30. Commodore 64
  31. Commodore PET 2001
  32. Commodore Super Pet
  33. Compucolor II
  34. Compukit 1
  35. Compukit 1 Deluxe Model
  36. Compukit 2
  37. Comspace CT-650
  38. Cosmac Elf (RCA1802)
  39. Cosmac Microtutor
  40. Cosmac Netronics ELF II
  41. Cosmac VIP
  42. CREI 680
  43. Cromemco System I
  44. Cromemco System III
  45. Cromemco Z-2D
  46. Datapoint 2200
  47. Digi-Comp I (small flat box)
  48. Digi-Comp I (large flat box)
  49. Digi-Comp I (long box)
  50. Digi-Comp II
  51. Digital Computer Lab
  52. Donner 3500 (See Systron-Donner below)
  53. DowAlert Stock Computer
  54. Dynabyte
  55. E & L Inst MMD-1
  56. E & L Inst MMD-2
  57. Eagle II
  58. Electric Tabulating Machine (one original counter, 1889)
  59. Electro Scientific Industries Algebraic Computer (ESIAC) Model 10
  60. Electronic Associates Model TR-10
  61. Electronic Associates Model TR-10
  62. Electronic Associates Model TR-10 II
  63. Electronic Associates Model TR-20
  64. Electronic Associates Model TR-20
  65. Electronic Associates Model TR-20
  66. Electronic Associates Model TR-48
  67. Electronic Associates Model TR-48
  68. Electronic Associates Model TR-48
  69. Electronic Associates Model 180
  70. Electronic Associates Model 380 Hybrid
  71. Electronic Associates Model 1000
  72. F-85 by Durango
  73. General Electric Educational Projects: Analog Computer
  74. Gakken FX-Computer
  75. Geniac
  76. Google Glass White (definitely not vintage)
  77. Google Glass Blue (definitely not vintage)
  78. Google Glass Gray (definitely not vintage)
  79. Heath EC-1 (factory assembled by Heath)
  80. Heathkit EC-1 (kit)
  81. Heathkit EC-1 (kit)
  82. Heathkit ES-400 (kit)
  83. Heathkit ET 3100 trainer
  84. Heathkit H8, H9 Video Terminal, H10 Paper Reader, H17 Floppy Drive
  85. Heathkit Hero 1 (robot)
  86. Heathkit Hero Jr. (robot with remote)
  87. Heathkit Hero Jr. (robot)
  88. Heathkit Hero 2000 (robot)
  89. Hewlett Packard 2115A
  90. Hewlett Packard 85
  91. Hewlett Packard 5036A
  92. Hewlett Packard 9825A
  93. Hewlett Packard 9825B
  94. Hewlett Packard 9826
  95. Hewlett Packard 9830A
  96. Hickok Logic Teaching Sys.
  97. Hickok Servo Teaching Sys.
  98. I-COR MAC-1
  99. Iasis 7301
  100. IBM 5110 PC
  101. IBM 5120 PC
  102. IBM 5150 PC
  103. ICS Microcomputer Training System
  104. IMSAI 108 (prototype)
  105. IMSAI 8048 Control Computer
  106. IMSAI 8048 (The Dollhouse Computer)
  107. IMSAI 8080
  108. IMSAI PCS-40
  109. IMSAI PCS-80
  110. IMSAI VDP-80
  111. Informer
  112. Intel Intellec MDS
  113. Intel MDS-800
  114. Intel Prompt 48
  115. Intel SBC 80/10
  116. Intel SDK-85
  117. Intel SDK-85 (unassembled)
  118. Intel SDK-86
  119. Intertec Superbrain
  120. ISEC 250 Stock Market Computer
  121. ITT MP-EX
  122. JR-01 Computer
  123. KIM-1
  124. LAN-DEC
  125. LAN-DEC 20
  126. LAN-ALOG
  127. Lehrcomputer (Germany)
  128. Lawrence Livermore Lab
  129. Lear Siegler ADM3A
  130. Logikit LK255 (Feedback)
  131. Logix SF-5000 Electronic Computer
  132. MAC-1 Mini Analog Computer
  133. MAC Tutor (Bell Laboratories)
  134. MEK6800D2
  135. Micro 68
  136. MicroAce
  137. Microtan 65
  138. Microwriter
  139. Midwest Scientific Instruments 6800
  140. Minitel
  141. Minivac 601
  142. Minivac 601 clone
  143. Minivac 6010
  144. Mini-Scamp Microcomputer
  145. Nascom I
  146. Nascom II
  147. National Radio Institute 832
  148. NEC TK-80
  149. NeXt Cube Computer
  150. NorthStar Horizon
  151. Olivetti Programma 101
  152. Olivetti Programma 203
  153. Olivetti Programma 602
  154. Olivetti M15
  155. Olson 8080 (Byt-8 Adaptation)
  156. Open University PT501
  157. Ordinateur d'Apprentissage JR-01
  158. Osborne 1
  159. OSI 300
  160. OSI 600 (SuperBoard II)
  161. OSI C2-OEM-4
  162. OSI Challenger-1P
  163. Outpost II
  164. Pastoriza Personal Analogue Computer
  165. Pertec MITS 300/25 (Altair desk business system)
  166. Pertec MITS 300/55 (Altair Turnkey business system)
  167. PolyMorphic Systems 8810
  168. PolyMorphic Systems 8813
  169. PolyMorphic Poly-88
  170. Protech-83
  171. Sargent-Welch Scientific Company Cat. No.7528 Analog Computer
  172. Science of Cambridge MK-14 (Sinclair)
  173. SD Systems Z80 starter kit
  174. Sharp MZ-40K
  175. Sharp MZ-80k
  176. Siemens ECB-85
  177. Signetics Instructor 50
  178. Sinclair ZX-81
  179. Smoke Signal Broadcasting
  180. Sol-20
  181. Spark16
  182. Sphere 1
  183. Sphere/SWTPC Computer System
  184. SWTP CMOS Microlab
  185. SWTP CT-82 Terminal
  186. SWTPC 6800
  187. SWTPC 6800 (w/ Smoke Signal Broadcasting drive)
  188. SWTPC CT-64 Video Terminal, SS-50
  189. SWTPC TV Typewriter II CT-1024
  190. Synertek VIM-1
  191. Synertek SYM-1
  192. Systron-Donner 3500
  193. Tei MCS-112
  194. Tektronix 4006-1
  195. Telefunken RAT 700
  196. TeleSensory TeleBraille II
  197. TeleSensory VersaBraille P2C
  198. TeleVideo TS-1605
  199. Teller Machine Series 6000
  200. Thoroughbred Horse Race Analyzer
  201. TI LCM-1001 (Microprogrammer)
  202. TI LCM-1001 (Microprogrammer)
  203. TI Silent 700 Terminal
  204. TI TM 990/189
  205. Timex Sinclair 1500
  206. UK-101 by Compukit
  207. US Navy, Mark 1A Fire Control Computer, Electro-Mechanical, ~1945
  208. US Navy, Computer Mark VI Mechanical Computer, ~1922
  209. US Navy, Range Keeper Mark VII, Electro-Mechanical Computer, 1930
  210. Vector 1
  211. Vector 3 (VIP)
  212. Vector MZ
  213. Viatron System 21
  214. Vidac 336
  215. Wang 2200
  216. Welch Scientific Company Cat. No.7528 Analog Computer
  217. Xerox 820 Mark I
  218. Xerox 1810
  219. Ymazaki YPC-1000 Basic-alpha
  220. Zuse Z-23 (selected boards)
OTHER COMPUTERS (LUGGABLES 1982-1986)
  1. Chameleon Plus
  2. Commodore SX64
  3. Datavue Model 25
  4. Epson HX-20
  5. Hewlett Packard 110
  6. Kaypro 1
  7. Kaypro II
  8. Kaypro 2
  9. Kaypro 2x
  10. Kaypro 4
  11. Kaypro 10
  12. Kaypro 16
  13. Osborne 1
  14. Panasonic Senior Partner
  15. Visual Commuter
RARE & NOTABLE DOCUMENTS
  1. Hamburgisches Magazin (1747, Description of Vaucanson's Flute Player)
  2. Babbage's Calculating Engine (1834)
  3. Electric Tabulating Machine (1889, Herman Hollerith's personal copy)
  4. The Hollerith Electric Tabulating System (1890)
  5. Counting a Nation by Electricity (1891)
  6. Calculating Machines (1947)
  7. Moore School Lectures Vol. II (1947)
  8. Mathematical Theory of Communication (1948)
  9. Communication Theory of Secrecy Systems (1949)
  10. Collection of books from Claude Shannon's personal library (1940s)
  11. The "Moore's Law" article (Electronics, 1965)
  12. Printout from Babbage's Difference Engine #2 (London Science Museum, 2004)
image of the Donner Scientific 3500<br /> Analog Computer
Donner Scientific 3500
Analog Computer