"Pre-owned" Computer gear
(mostly Macintosh or related)

I have avoided listing any of this on eBay (so far), because it's a lot more work to sell it there.  Mac aficianados (and others) may find some of it useful.  It's all in excellent condition and good working order, unless noted otherwise.  Almost all of these items were used by me at one time or another.  Items are sold "as-is", so do your own research, if necessary, although I am happy to dispense advice :-)

SHIPPING: Local pickup in the Greater Boston area would save you shipping charges.  I ship via USPS Priority Mail (and now Parcel Post as well -- sometimes less expensive, takes longer).  While it's possible to repack or combine items for shipping, everything is presently boxed by item #.  Prices shown below do not include shipping, but you can click above for a rate calculator. [everything ships from ZIP code 02420 -- near Boston, MA]

QUESTIONS OR BUY (PAYPAL preferred): Email me at yardsale@s90697863.onlinehome.us

"The Story" (a.k.a. Why am I selling all this?)

Item #
 Description
 Weight
 Price

Disk Drives - IDE/ATA (raw drives - tested & working)

68
 Matched PAIR of Seagate Barracuda 20.4GB Ultra ATA 7200RPM drives, model ST320430A Great pair of drives used briefly for video editing.  One configured as MASTER, the other as SLAVE.
 4 lbs
1
 Quantum Fireball 3.5 Series 6GB IDE 1/2 height internal disk drive
FBSTA 655-0518.  Model ML74502TG9S4A.
 1.5 lbs
3
 Disk drive.  Quantum Fireball 3.5 Series 2GB IDE 1/2 height internal drive.
FBTMA 655-0410 Model ML70804TH7D7A		 1.75 lbs
5
 Disk drive.  Western Digital  2.4GB IDE 1/2 height internal disk drive.
CAVRA 655-0409  Model WDAC32500-40H		 1 lb $10
11
 Quantum Fireball 3.5 Series 1GB IDE 1/2 height internal disk drive
Works fine, but is fairly noisy (bearing squeal). FRBLA 655-0324 Model ML5251UF59ZA		 1.5 lbs $5

Disk Drives - SCSI (raw drives - tested & working)

2
 Quantum Fireball 3.5 Series 3.2GB SCSI 1/2 height internal disk drive 50-pin internal connector Model 3200S
 1.75 lbs
 $10
4
 OEM Apple Computer/Conner 500MB SCSI 1/2 height internal drive. 50-pin connector. Model CFA540s
 1.5 lbs
 $5
6
 Seagate Barracuda 4GB 3.5" full height internal disk drive SCSI-1 (fast/narrow)
50-pin connector.  Model ST15150N
 2.5 lbs
8
 Seagate Elite 23GB  5.25" full height disk drive SCSI-2 (fast/wide) connector. 5400 RPM drive Model ST423451W.  Actually used this one in an Avid video editor at one point!
 8 lbs
10
 Seagate Barracuda 2GB 3.5" full height internal disk drive. SCSI-1 (fast/narrow) 50-pin connector. Model ST12550N
 2.5 lbs
20
 IBM DHFS-S4 Deskstar 4GB 3.5" full height internal high-performance 7200 RPM disk drive designed for video/audio use.  50 pin SCSI-1 (fast/narrow) connector.  Mint condition, bought new, but never used. NOTE: Mount only in a fan cooled environment or it can overheat. 2.75 lbs $15
22
 Apple Quantum ProDrive 516MB 3.5" 1/2 height internal disk drive SCSI-1 (fast/narrow) 50-pin  internal connector.  NOTE: missing termination SIP resistors, so you need either replacements or an external terminator (i.e. use in the middle of a SCSI chain). Model TB50S02K 1 lb
51
 OEM Apple Computer/IBM 516MB SCSI 3.5" 1/2 height internal disk drive SCSI-1 (fast/narrow) 50-pin  internal connector. Model DSAS-3540.
 1 lb
52
 Quantum Fireball 512MB SCSI 3.5" 1/2 height internal disk drive SCSI-1 (fast/narrow) 50-pin  internal connector. ModelDSP3052L 1lb
53
 IBM 1GB 3.5" 1/2 height internal disk drive SCSI-1 (fast/narrow) 50-pin  internal connector. Model DPES-31080. 1lb
 $10

Disk Drives - External SCSI (tested & working)

66
 External Disk drive.  Seagate Barracuda 2GB 3.5" full height disk drive SCSI-1 (fast/narrow) w/50-pin (centronics style connector).  Model ST12550N. 6 lbs
26
 LaCie Tsunami 100MB External SCSI disk drive.  Includes 25-pin to 25-pin SCSI cable and power cord.  DIP switches select SCSI ID and termination.  An antique, but still works perfectly, and looks great on any desk (i.e. fashionable even when turned off!).  Quantum LP105S mechanism.  NOTE: unlike the picture, no manuals or drivers are included, but it's SCSI, so you can always format it (I did) with any recent general purpose disk formatting software, such as CharisMac Anubis, etc. 4 lbs
38
 External Disk drive.  LaCie (Quantum) ZFP slimline 50MB EXTERNAL SCSI hard disk (designed to sit beneath a Mac Plus style all in one).  2 25-pin SCSI connectors (original Mac style SCSI connector).  Internal termination switch.  SCSI ID select DIP switches and power switch.  Special item: Extra feed-through power outlet (using monitor-style power 3-prong power connector -- I might be able to dig one up for a $1).  9.75"L x 9.75"W x 2.5"H.  I could also find a SCSI cable(s) for an extra $2, if so, specify what you want on the other end (i.e. 25 or 50 pin male). 7 lbs
 $5
27
 Iomega External SCSI 100MB ZIP drive, especially useful  for older Macintosh or PCs sporting SCSI interfaces. Includes 2 100 MB ZIP cartridges, power supply and 25-pin style SCSI cable. No manual is included. All software and drivers for Mac & PC are available from the Iomega website.  NOTE: the URL from clicking above is a prototype ebay listing for this item, so just ignore everything in it, except the description and pictures. 3.5 lbs
32
 CDROM drive.  External SCSI 50-pin (centronics style connector) tray-loading (i.e. no caddy required) 2X CD-ROM drive.   Auto-flip-down front tray door!  Uses standard power cord (not included). 6.5 lbs
 $5
33
 CDROM drive.  External SCSI 50-pin (centronics style connector) tray-loading (i.e. no caddy required) 8X CD-ROM drive.  Includes power cord. 5 lbs
34
 CDROM drive.  External SCSI 50-pin (centronics style connector) tray-loading (i.e. no caddy required) CD-ROM drive.  Don't know whether it's 4x, 8x or 12x. Includes power cord.
 5 lbs
 $5

Disk Drive Cases

17
 External Disk Drive Case
Heavy duty power supply, fan, two Centronics-style 50-pin female SCSI connectors. Holds one full height 3.5" drive.  Standard power cord available for extra $1. Missing small case screws that keep it closed.
 3.5 lbs
18
 External Disk Drive Case
Heavy duty power supply, fan, two Centronics-style 50-pin female SCSI connectors. Holds one full height 3.5" drive.  Standard power cord available for extra $1.
 2.5 lbs
19
 External Disk Drive Case
Heavy duty power supply, fan, two SCSI-2 high-density style 60 pin (i.e. NOT Centronics) connectors. Holds one full height 3.5" drive. Standard power cord available for extra $1.
 4.25 lbs
 $10

Networking Products

76  Linksys Wireless-B Access Point WAP11 v1.1 (802.11b -- 11Mbps wireless) w/AC adapter, USB cable & manual. This was an access point I used until recently when I upgraded to a wireless/wired router that would support the Linksys Parental Controls feature.  It is simply removed from service and works perfectly (as tested recently using an Apple iBook).  You simply plug this access point into any RJ-45 10Base-T (or better) wired internet connection, so you can put it where it is needed.  I used to take it along when I would travel, if there was network, but it didn't supportwireless access. 3 lbs $20
71
Linksys Cable/DSL Router BEFSR41 (4-port WIRED Ethernet switch w/router) w/AC adapter & manual. This was my primary router/firewall until very recently when I upgraded to a wired/wireless unit that would support the Linksys Parental Controls feature.  It is simply removed from service.  Every few months I would power it down and up; it's that reliable.  Note that if your cable modem or DSL connection supports >6Mbps, you probably want to use a newer unit, since I think this one tops out in that range.  I had this hooked up to my gigabit Ethernet home network (sometimes I just can't resist when a 5-port 10/100/1000 switch costs $28 after rebate).
 3 lbs
 $20
35

 6 PhoneNET (Farallon & others) connectors for the original AppleTalk (a.k.a. LocalTalk).  Has serial port cable on one end and two telephone connectors on the other.  A couple of telephone cables are also included.  Handy for connecting a few old Macintosh machines together into a network when  performance is not an issue.  Can also be used with some of the older Apple LaserWriters (e.g. I kept my Personal LaserWriter 630 on our home network using one of these plugged into an Asante LocalTalk to Ethernet adapter). 2 lbs
 $5
72
3Com SuperStack II 24-port 10Base-T HUB (only 10Base-T, but great for old machines!)
Documentation for a similar looking item is here [PDF warning], however this one has NO connectors on the back, other than the power connector! Buy both of them (see #73 below) for just $15 to make a 46-port network!
 6 lbs
 $10
73 3Com SuperStack II 24-port 10Base-T HUB (only 10Base-T, but great for old machines!)
Documentation for a similar looking item is here [PDF warning], however this one has NO connectors on the back, other than the power connector!  Buy both of them (see #72 above)  for just $15 to make a 46-port network! 		6 lbs
 $10
77
10Base-T 8-Port Ethernet Hub extremely similar to this one.  Very reliable unit (removed from service).
 3 lbs

Miscellaneous items

74
 SONY SPP-M920 2-line cordless telephone (phone, base, AC adapter/charger).  Functional, though not in perfect cosmetic condition (e.g. tip of phone antenna fell off).  This is a 900MHz digital phone.  SONY BP-T23 battery is in unknown condition (though not dead), but batteries are available for just a couple of dollars on ebay.  The base has an extra battery charging bay.  Sorry, no manual. 
 4 lbs
 $15
75
 3Com 3CR29210 Cable Modem -- boxed in like new condition (used for about one day!).  This was my spare cable modem, but I have since returned its rental twin and upgraded to a completely different type of modem.  It is a solid modem, good for up to around 6Mbps sustained downloading.
7 lbs
 $10
70
 Delkin eFilm Reader-4 SmartMedia to USB (1.0) adapter.  In original box with instruction manual and install CD (says: for MacOS 8, Windows 95/98).  Most recent MacOS and Windows computers will recognize the SmartMedia using this reader without installing any drivers.  [Hint: Always remember to EJECT your media before removing from reader.  Sad to say, but DOS (and maybe Windows 95/98?) had it right: you could just pull out the media at any time, as long as it wasn't actually accessing it.]
 1 lb
 $10
13
 Speakers.  Creative Soundblaster SBS-32 Left and Right. Unpowered. Stereo 1/8" mini-plug. 1.5 lbs $2
16
 Speakers.  Labtec CS-180 left and right mini-stereo speakers.  Includes mounts to hang over sides of a computer monitor speakers.  Has volume control and "bass booster."  Each runs on 4 AA batteries, but a 6V AC adapter is included. 2.5 lbs $2
15
 Westell DSL Modem (click for more info). 3.5 lbs
28
 KVM switch.  Blackbox Macintosh Keyboard/Monitor A/B switchbox.  Has 3 15-pin female Macintosh monitor connectors and 3 matching female ADB connectors.  Uses standard Macintosh monitor and ADB cables (not included).  Don't know if it works well above 1024x768, for that application, see the ROSE switchbox (#37 below).  NOTE: the URL from clicking above is a prototype ebay listing for this item, so just ignore everything in it, except the description and pictures. 2 lbs
 $10
37
 KVM switch.  ROSE Electronics Macintosh Keyboard/Monitor 4 way pushbutton switchbox model HS-4KM/Mac.  Has 5 15-pin female Macintosh monitor connectors and 5 matching female ADB connectors.  Excellent video quality, even for higher resolutions, such as 1152x870 (unlike certain other KVM switches).  Uses standard Macintosh monitor and ADB cables (not included).  Originally sold for over $500! 5 lbs
29
 Serial port switch.  A/B switch for Mac or PC DIN-8 serial port (3 female connectors --  common, A, B).  NOTE: the URL from clicking above is a prototype ebay listing for this item, so just ignore everything in it, except the description and pictures. 1.75 lbs
 $10
41

 Microspeed KidTRAC giant trackball for ADB Macintosh
 1 lb
42
 Microtek Color PageWIZ page scanner SCSI -- works (sort of, but best in B&W) w/AC adapter & SCSI cable (50 pin centronics on both ends).  Switch selectable SCSI ID.
 6 lbs
 $2
43
 Microtouch UNmouse for ADB Macintosh (not known to work after System 6.0.7!)
You too can turn it into something interesting: how about a MIDI controller?
 2 lbs
44
 Kensington Turbo Mouse (4 button) trackball w/short ADB cable (mostly works?) & "8-ball" trackball
 1.5 lbs
60
 Apple Macintosh PowerBook 540c
I spent a whole summer sitting on the porch using this unit to write email
using Netscape 4.08 (last version that runs on 68K processor).
  • MacOS 7.5.5 on 68K processor (sorry, it isn't a PowerMac)
  • 36MB DRAM
  • 320MB Hard Disk
  • 2 batteries, both charged (working condition, but probably lifespan impaired)
  • Power Supply (w/wall adapter plug)
  • 10Base-T Ethernet transceiver (plugs into AAUI connector)
  • External Mac Display adapter cable
  • SCSI drive cable (HDI to 50-pin)
  • SCSI target cable (intended for PowerBook acting like SCSI disk)
  • Extra clock battery (not installed)
  • this unit is missing the plastic internal screen hinge cover, but is otherwise in fine condition









61 Apple Macintosh PowerBook 540c
Same as #60, except that it sometimes comes up with a "scrambled screen,"
however closing and opening it (or gently whacking it) fixes the problem.
It also probably needs a clock battery.  Maybe I should just keep it and
make it into a smart picture frame?
  • MacOS 7.5.5 (sorry, it isn't a PowerMac)
  • 28MB DRAM (but I'll throw in a 32MB upgrade card -- uninstalled)
  • 320MB Hard Disk
  • 1 battery, charged (working condition, but probably lifespan impaired)
  • Power Supply (w/wall adapter plug)
  • 10Base-T Ethernet transceiver (plugs into AAUI connector)
  • External Mac Display adapter cable
  • SCSI drive cable (HDI to 50-pin)
  • SCSI drive cable (HDI to 25-pin)




12 lbs
62
 Targus travel case for Macintosh PowerBook 540c -- lots of pockets

Macintosh Desktop CPUs (& related items) - all in excellent working condition

67

 Apple PowerMac 4400 w/Sonnet Crescendo G3 L2 processor upgrade (400MHz)
  • 112MB DRAM
  • Seagate 17GB IDE Hard Disk
  • CDROM, 3.5" floppy drive
  • 2 PCI Slots + 1 Comm II slot containing:
    • includes rare Farallon 10/100Base-T Ethernet card (uses Comm II slot)
    • ATTO Express PCI SCSI-2 high performance disk controller
    • Sonnet Tango 2 port FireWire + 2 port USB PCI combo card
    • also includes original modem card for Comm II slot (replaced by 10/100 card)
  • Lots of software left installed (typical Mac stuff) w/CDROM backup
  • Keyboard, mouse, microphone, power cord
This is a great deal on the workhorse computer I originally bought as a server and internet gateway and which my wife used for several years thereafter.  Add a VGA monitor and it's ready to go.  Fully internet capable, etc. Has MacOS 9.1 installed.  Note that this machine probably won't run MacOS X.		 30 lbs
63

 Apple PowerMac 8100 w/Newer MaxPowr G3 card (240MHz)
  • Lots of software left installed (typical Mac stuff) w/CDROM backups
  • 136MB DRAM
  • Western Digital 9GB SCSI Hard Disk (2 partitions)
  • CDROM, 3.5" floppy drive
  • 3 NuBus Slots + 1 PDS slot containing:
    • MaxPowr G3 (uses PDS slot)
    • Macintosh PDS Display card (connected to MaxPower G3 card) w/VGA adapter
    • ATTO Silicon Express IV (SE-IV )SCSI-2 disk controller  (has an internal 50 pin connector, an internal 68 pin connector, and an external  68 pin connector)
    • <empty slot>
  • Keyboard, mouse, microphone, power cord
  • 10Base-T Ethernet transceiver (plugs into AAUI connector on back)
  • Custom Built-in Audio AV cable (HDI-45 connector to audio connectors -- 1/4 in. & RCA)
  • Macintosh HDI-45 to DB-15 Macintosh monitor cable
This is a great deal on the computer I used as my personal working machine for several years.  Just add any VGA monitor and it's ready to go.  Fully internet capable, etc.  I even replaced the dead clock battery.  Has MacOS 8.6 installed and may be able to use as late as 9.1 (but I haven't tried it with the MaxPowr G3 card).  The parts of this machine alone still sell for well more than $50 on the used market.   Also see #64 below.   Note that this machine probably won't run MacOS X. 		35 lbs
64
 SPARE PowerMac 8100 motherboard (also see item #63 above) -- just a barebones board
 3 lbs
65

 Apple Macintosh Centris 610 "pizza box" w/DayStar 100MHz PowerPC 601 PDS upgrade
  • 36MB DRAM (32MB DRAM SIMMs + 4MB onboard)
    • <>1GB SCSI hard disk (IBM DPES-31080 S31S)
    (about 3/4 full with a variety of software w/MacOS 7.5.5 -- the last 68K/PPC version)
  • Keyboard (full original "heavy" Mac keyboard), Mouse, Power cord.
Includes the PDS bracket which holds the DayStar PowerPC card.  Also includes an alternate PDS to Nubus bracket and a Newer N10 10-Base-T Ethernet card.  You can run this as a PowerPC with no networking (unless you use an Asante LocalTalk adapter and network via AppleTalk) or you can remove the PowerPC card and run it as a 68040LC with Ethernet.  I tend to choose the PowerPC and forego networking, since this is not the best machine with which to browse the Internet.  The case of this machine is rather yellowed and has the circular outline of where a monitor sat on top.  This was my dad's old office computer at one time.  Yes, he really used it to run his business!   Note that it has only a floppy drive, but not a CDROM (though it has a bay for one).  If you need one for it, I do have several external CDROM units for sale in this listing (see #32, #33, #34).  Note that these machines can be directly upgraded to a PowerMac 6100/60 (look for such items on ebay), but there are quite a few gotchas  I'd stick with trying to use it as is.  Note that this machine probably won't run MacOS X.		 26 lbs
50

 Apple Macintosh Quadra 700 w/DayStar 100MHz PowerPC 601 PDS upgrade
This is my favorite machine of all time.  It was the fastest unit in the smallest package (LC475 excepted).  I sometimes used this machine for audio recording (includes an AudioMedia II NuBus card).

68040 based Macintosh with a 100MHz PowerPC card installed.  It is one of the only compact Macintosh cases that you can stand up as a vertical micro-tower.  I still can't get over the fact that when new, it cost around $4,000!  I used this as a graphics software development machine (it supports 24-bit color for smaller screen sizes, or 256 colors at 1152x870).  Case and keyboard are somewhat yellowed, but otherwise it is in fine, working condition.
  • 68040 Processor @ 25/50MHz
  • PowerPC 601 PDS Upgrade card (DayStar PPC 601)
  • 68MB DRAM (max possible)
  • 2MB VRAM
  • >= 1GB Hard Disk
  • 1.44MB 3.5" Floppy Drive
  • MacOS 7.5.5 installed (8.1 on disk, ready to install)
  • 1 PDS/NuBus combo slot (used by DayStar PPC 601 PDS upgrade card)
  • 1 NuBus slot w/Digidesign AudioMedia II installed
  • 2 ADB ports (keyboard, etc.)
  • SCSI (25-pin connector)
  • 2 serial ports
  • AAUI network connector (I have included the 10Base-T Ethernet adapter).
  • Switched extended power outlet for monitor (monitor not included).
  • Keyboard, Mouse, and power cord
You can boot this Quadra 700 as a 68040 or as a PowerPC processor (Power Macintosh Card control panel lets you switch).  The installed System 7.5.5 works either way and is compatible with a large amount of older software.  You can run MacOS 8.x (8.1 included) only when it is booted as a PowerPC.  Even newer OSes (possibly as late as 9.1) will probably work (but I haven't tried).

Clean OS install of 7.5.5, but I have also included a large assortment of over 500MB of useful software (freeware & shareware, including tons of games).

More Quadra 700 info:
http://www.everymac.com/systems/apple/mac_quadra/stats/mac_quadra_700.html
http://www.ralentz.com/old/mac/hardware/dale-adams/video-quad700-900.html

Note that this unit is sold as-is, but I have tried to make it useful right out of the box.  Just add a monitor and you're ready to go.   You can use with any VGA monitor, though you need an adaptor (I have them if you want @ $5 ea.).    Note that this machine probably won't run MacOS X. 		23 lbs
24

 Apple Macintosh Quadra 700 w/DayStar PowerPC 601 PDS upgrade (see #50 above), case is somewhat yellowed.
  • As #50, but no AudioMedia II card
 23 lbs
30

 Apple Macintosh LC 475 (a.k.a. Quadra 605) .  This used to be one of the most compact Macintosh models ever made (OK, pre-Mini).  I added 10Base-T (using the PDS LC card) to it and used it to control X-10 lighting around the house (via a serial port to X-10 adapter -- not included).  The machine is almost silent, and while it's only a 68K and runs MacOS 7.5.5, you can find all sorts of old applications around for it (mostly for free).

68040LC based Macintosh LC 475 w/clean OS install of MacOS 7.5.5.
  • 68040 Processor @ 25/50MHz
  • 36MB DRAM (32MB SIMM + 4MB on motherboard)
  • 350MB Hard Disk
  • 1.44MB 3.5" Floppy Drive
  • MacOS 7.5.5 installed
  • 2 ADB ports (keyboard, etc.)
  • SCSI (25-pin connector)
  • 2 serial ports
  • 10Base-T Ethernet card installed
  • Keyboard, Mouse, and power cord
Note that this machine won't run MacOS X (it's not even a PowerMac).

[See matching 12" Color monitor #31 below.]
 14 lbs
31
 Apple 12" Color Monitor w/15 pin standard Apple monitor connector.  This is the mate for #30 above, the Macintosh LC 475. 26 lbs
36
 PowerMac 6220CD Power supply (also see item #39) in working condition. This is the older supply that fits the compact case, but is missing 3.3volts, required by the later PowerPCs, such as the 6500 series.  I rebuilt a compact case machine into a 6500 w/G3 accelerator card and this was left over, since I had to replace the power supply.  Also fits machines listed here:
  • Performa 6200, 6205, 6210, 6214,6216, 6218, 6220, 6230, 6260, 6290
  • Performa 6300, 6310
  • Performa 630, 631, 635, 636, 637, 638, 640CD DOS Compatible
  • Quadra 630
  • LC 630, 630 DOS Compatible
3 lbs
 $5
39
 Apple PowerMac 6220CD Motherboard (90MHz 601 PowerPC) w/48MB DRAM (32MB+16MB SIMMs), L2 cache card, LC/PDS Ethernet card (10Base-T),  Teleport Gold II modem, Apple Video & Audio I/O card.  I rebuilt a compact case machine into a 6500 w/G3 accelerator card and this was left over.  DRAM alone is probably worth the price. 2.5 lbs
 $5
40
 Apple PowerMac 6500 Motherboard Back Plate w/PCI slot covers (fits onto motherboard)
 1 lb
 $1

NuBus & PDS add-in cards

47
 ATTO SE-IV SCSI controller (Fast/Wide) for NuBus 1 lb
23
 10Base-T LC/Performa PDS Ethernet Card.  This RJ-45 card will fit the LC/Performa line of computers, most Performas and certain Quadras, which have an LC PDS slot  Here is a partial list of Macintosh computers that have it (however, please check your own machine's specs to make sure):

LC * LC II * LC III * LC 475 * LC 520 * LC 550 * LC 560 * LC 570 * LC 575 * LC 580 * LC 630 * Performa 250 * Performa 275 * Performa 400 * Performa 405 * Performa 410 * Performa 430 *  Performa 450 * Performa 460 * Performa 466 * Performa 467 * Performa 468 * Performa 475 * Performa 476 * Performa 520 * Performa 550 * Performa 560LE * Performa 575 * Performa 577 * Performa 578 * Performa 580CD * Performa 588CD * Performa 630 & 630CD * Performa 631CD * Performa 635CD * Performa 636CD * Performa 637CD * Performa 638CD * Performa 639CD * Performa 5200CD * Performa 5210CD * Performa 5215CD * Performa 5220CD * Performa 5260CD * Performa 5260/120 * Performa 5270CD * Performa 5280 * Performa 5300CD * Performa 5320CD * Performa 6200CD * Performa 6205CD * Performa 6210CD * Performa 6214CD 		1/4 lb
45
 Apple PC Compatibility card w/original install CD (for System 7.5.5) and monitor Y cable
 1.5 lbs
46
 Hurdler 4 port serial card for NuBus (Quantity: 2)
 2 lbs
 $5

Consumables

69
 Canon BCI-21 Ink Jet cartridges (ink refills only -- no print head!): Black Twin Pack, 1 Color.
Fits Apple Stylewriter 2400/2500 and a variety of Canon printers, apparently including:
  • Canon BJC-2000, 2100, 4000, 4100, 4200, 4300, 4400 and 4550
  • Canon MultiPASS C530, C635, C2500, C3000, C5000 and C5500
In hermetically sealed inner foil packages, but are probably two years old (anyway)

Also includes an Apple ink cartridge case with an old print head containing 2 dead cartridges.



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The Story:

My wife would love all of this gear to leave before it takes over the house -- not to mention that she'd rather not have me acquire any more "junk" until much of this has departed.  Please make me a reasonable offer (and take as much as possible at one time to minimize trips to mail it off, etc.).
Prices here are suggested (but not unreasonable, since they cover cleaning up, checking items, packing, etc.).

I'm happy to consider reasonable offers on combinations of items.
QUESTIONS OR BUY: Email me at yardsale@s90697863.onlinehome.us