Well, shoot. Not only does the "Brainstorm" SE have no drives, the CRT is dead. I'll have to take it apart and see if it even still has the Brainstorm upgrade. if so, I'll have to swap motherboards with another SE.

The other SE works fine. It's labelled "SE SuperDrive", and does, indeed, have a 1.4 MB floppy drive, plus a 40 MB hard drive; with 2 MB of RAM. It had a minimal install of System 7.1 on, but I promptly replaced it with System 4.1, Finder 5.5

All three Apple IIc's work, although two are really grungy, physically.

Also found in my initial review of disks:

MacWrite. 2.2, with an original Macintosh plastic accessory case and MacWrite manual, "Macintosh Quick Reference Card", "Macintosh - The Adventure Begins Here" pamphlet, two Apple-logo disk labels (for user disks,) and a still sealed packet of old-school Apple stickers. Really old school, they have the old Apple II-era font, instead of Apple Garamond. Unfortunately, not Guided Tour disk or audio tape. The disk appears to be nearly unaltered, with Finder 1.1g as the boot version! The only non-original file is a letter written on December 10, 1984! (It appears to have been owned by a bank, the document is a form letter from a bank to a bunch of nonprofit organizations, each page the same thing to a different organization.)

Plus a "Guided Tour of Apple IIgs", and an entire set of Apple IIc floppies. Plus a copy of ClarisWorks for Apple II on 5.25" disks. I had thought that the Apple II had been abandoned by the time Claris was spun off, but I guess not.

edit: Oh, and two more copies of System 7.1, which brings me to, uh, 18 copies?