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From: BOESHAAR@SUVM.ACS.SYR.EDU (David Boeshaar   443-3166, 315)
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Subject: INFO-MICRO Digest V88
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Date: 9 Oct 88 21:32:07 GMT
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Greetings to all from the Frozen North!

I am collecting a series of antique (???) microcomputers that will some
day go into a children's science center (Discovery Center) and I would
be interested in getting a Timex Sinclair. Donation of course but I could
pay postage. I am interested in bothe the later (ZX-80) models and the most
early ones, B.T. (before Timex)

Please offer any donations to:

   David K. Boeshaar
   Box 70 University Station
   Syracuse, NY 13210
   (315) 443-3166
   BOESHAAR@SUVM.BITNET

(Also, any KIM-65 boxes out there for donation? Exidy? Altair? Atari 400?
 800? ANY HOBBY micro pre-1980???)

Dkb :)

DISCLAIMER: I am collecting these as a personal project to help maintain
            history in the development of the personal computer. I don't
            want my kids to read about the IBM Apple II computer, marketed
            by Steve Jobs, president of IBM Entry Systems.