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stormdogHey there!
I'm at my parents' place today, and I'm going through some of my boxes upstairs to cull the herd before I eventually have to deal with moving it all somewhere. Before I Goodwill (or Ebay in a few cases) some things, I thought I'd see if anyone would like any of them. If you, or anyone you know, would like any of this stuff, please let me know. There's a little of it that has some sentimental value and I'd love to see it go to a good home.
Games:
Commodore 64/128 version of Empire, in box with manuals.
Infocom text adventure Wishbringer in box with map and books. C64 version.
Inherit the Earth: CD version in original box with manual.
Companions of Xanth: CD version in original box with manual and complimentary copy of Demons Don't Dream (box has tape and stickers on it from thrift store).
Lost Treasures of Infocom on 5 3.5 inch floppy disks with manual, giant hint book, and other doc. In original box.
Nobunaga's Ambition II on 5.24 inch floppys in original box with manual.
Heroes of Might and Magic, original box with docs and charts. No software.
Box from Empire for the C64 full of Commodore docs including the manuals for Ogre and Wasteland, among other things.
New in box copy of Icewind Dale.
Docs:
Manuals with (CoA) for Windows 3.1, Windows NT, Windows 95, Windows 98
Manuals for Sound Blaster, Sound Blaster Pro, and Sound Blaster 16
Original box for Sound Blaster "The ultimate sound board for your PC"
Breath of Fire Authorized Game Secrets (Squaresoft game guide).
Manuals for Civnet, Civilization IV, Bard's Tale, and Beyond Divinity
Any Ultima fans? The Ultima series was a very special series of games for me.
I have boxes from Ultima III:Exodus, Ultima The Second Trilogy, Ultima Collection, Ultima VII part II, and a bunch of docs from various games in the series. I'm keeping the maps and things that I have though; they are getting framed.
What a trip. I just found my CD for the public beta test of Ultima Online. From 1997.
I also have a cheap, non-windup pocket watch that needs a new battery and is missing the clip at the end of the chain.
I have three HP Jet Direct print servers: two 170X and a 300X. Only two power supplys (but they will fit either).
I have a 5 port 10/100 ethernet switch with power supply.
There are a bunch of sets of KVM cables; PS2 type.
High Voltage:
I still have those 2 15000 (yes, fifteen thousand) volt DC capacitors, and one smaller one that's 13.5kv I think. I have never tested them and don't know if they work.
This might be the best of all: a USB mouse shaped like a skull with a bandanna, an eyepatch, and a gold tooth. It's a working USB 2-button mouse.
If you know anyone who'd like any of that stuff, let me know!
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It's a little sad going through some of this stuff, but I feel good that I found a few things I was looking for, and that I'm making progress on getting rid of extra stuff.
I'm at my parents' place today, and I'm going through some of my boxes upstairs to cull the herd before I eventually have to deal with moving it all somewhere. Before I Goodwill (or Ebay in a few cases) some things, I thought I'd see if anyone would like any of them. If you, or anyone you know, would like any of this stuff, please let me know. There's a little of it that has some sentimental value and I'd love to see it go to a good home.
Games:
Commodore 64/128 version of Empire, in box with manuals.
Infocom text adventure Wishbringer in box with map and books. C64 version.
Inherit the Earth: CD version in original box with manual.
Companions of Xanth: CD version in original box with manual and complimentary copy of Demons Don't Dream (box has tape and stickers on it from thrift store).
Lost Treasures of Infocom on 5 3.5 inch floppy disks with manual, giant hint book, and other doc. In original box.
Nobunaga's Ambition II on 5.24 inch floppys in original box with manual.
Heroes of Might and Magic, original box with docs and charts. No software.
Box from Empire for the C64 full of Commodore docs including the manuals for Ogre and Wasteland, among other things.
New in box copy of Icewind Dale.
Docs:
Manuals with (CoA) for Windows 3.1, Windows NT, Windows 95, Windows 98
Manuals for Sound Blaster, Sound Blaster Pro, and Sound Blaster 16
Original box for Sound Blaster "The ultimate sound board for your PC"
Breath of Fire Authorized Game Secrets (Squaresoft game guide).
Manuals for Civnet, Civilization IV, Bard's Tale, and Beyond Divinity
Any Ultima fans? The Ultima series was a very special series of games for me.
I have boxes from Ultima III:Exodus, Ultima The Second Trilogy, Ultima Collection, Ultima VII part II, and a bunch of docs from various games in the series. I'm keeping the maps and things that I have though; they are getting framed.
What a trip. I just found my CD for the public beta test of Ultima Online. From 1997.
I also have a cheap, non-windup pocket watch that needs a new battery and is missing the clip at the end of the chain.
I have three HP Jet Direct print servers: two 170X and a 300X. Only two power supplys (but they will fit either).
I have a 5 port 10/100 ethernet switch with power supply.
There are a bunch of sets of KVM cables; PS2 type.
High Voltage:
I still have those 2 15000 (yes, fifteen thousand) volt DC capacitors, and one smaller one that's 13.5kv I think. I have never tested them and don't know if they work.
This might be the best of all: a USB mouse shaped like a skull with a bandanna, an eyepatch, and a gold tooth. It's a working USB 2-button mouse.
If you know anyone who'd like any of that stuff, let me know!
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It's a little sad going through some of this stuff, but I feel good that I found a few things I was looking for, and that I'm making progress on getting rid of extra stuff.
