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System 7 Disks and System 7.6 sealed box
Hi all,
Last night, I came across a set of 12 System 7 floppies in a sleeve, and a sealed box set of System 7.6, for about $10 each. I'm pretty happy with the haul, as I've seen the floppy set sell for stupid money, and I've never seen a boxed System 7.6, especially sealed. My fave OS is System 7, so I'm very happy to have come across these items. Now I can install System 7 whenever I want, yee hah!
Last night, I came across a set of 12 System 7 floppies in a sleeve, and a sealed box set of System 7.6, for about $10 each. I'm pretty happy with the haul, as I've seen the floppy set sell for stupid money, and I've never seen a boxed System 7.6, especially sealed. My fave OS is System 7, so I'm very happy to have come across these items. Now I can install System 7 whenever I want, yee hah!
Very nice.
Your copy of System 7...is it one of the sets that would have shipped with a Mac back in the day? If it is it'll say in large Apple Garamond print, "System Disks", with "Use these disks if you need to install System Software." underneath. On the back will be a barcode with the model of Mac they originally shipped with. I have two of these sets for 7.1: one shipped with my LCIII, another shipped with an LCII.
Your copy of System 7...is it one of the sets that would have shipped with a Mac back in the day? If it is it'll say in large Apple Garamond print, "System Disks", with "Use these disks if you need to install System Software." underneath. On the back will be a barcode with the model of Mac they originally shipped with. I have two of these sets for 7.1: one shipped with my LCIII, another shipped with an LCII.These are the links to the eBay auction. Hopefully I receive them soon!
http://cgi.ebay.com.au/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=300495520260&ssPageName=STRK:MEWNX:IT
http://cgi.ebay.com.au/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=290502935278&ssPageName=STRK:MEWNX:IT
http://cgi.ebay.com.au/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=300495520260&ssPageName=STRK:MEWNX:IT
http://cgi.ebay.com.au/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=290502935278&ssPageName=STRK:MEWNX:IT
Ah! The confusion with this thread!Is that to me or Concorde? If it's me, happy to do so. If not, good luck!
My apologizes JS for posting my System 7 box on your thread. I will never do that again.
Coxy- I would be more than glad to forward a picture of my System 7 box, in addition to its valuable contents, which I can proudly say are in mint condition (I wish I could say that for the box itself, however). The beauty of it is all of the software I have pictured on this thread was free, and the fellow who had it lived only two blocks away from my house! 5 years of searching for software to upgrade my valiant SE finally came to an end (although I still look for vintage Mac/IBM software) after searching through both my elementary, and secondary school, talking to ICT personnel, teachers, principals...the whole nine yards.That System 7 box cover is great; I don't think I had ever seen it before.
If you have a scanner and some free time, would you perhaps be able to scan a high resolution image of the front?
Fair's fair, I made fun of your Windows haul! So I think I had it coming.Ah! The confusion with this thread!Is that to me or Concorde? If it's me, happy to do so. If not, good luck!
My apologizes JS for posting my System 7 box on your thread. I will never do that again.
Well, I can assure you it was not because of that. I figured because the thread was System 7 related I would post a couple of pics just to keep it going. No sense in starting a new thread just to compete with one another.Fair's fair, I made fun of your Windows haul! So I think I had it coming.
Anyway, I learned my lesson. :beige:
It's perfectly fine for other people to post related experiences in a thread. Much better to have discussion, reminiscing, and back-and-forth than the alternative of many individual threads each with a few "garts" replies. :b&w:
The scan I would like is of the front of the System 7.1 box that Concorde1993 posted a picture of.
I know it's a bit silly and nerdy but I really like the design and would like to print a poster of it.
The scan I would like is of the front of the System 7.1 box that Concorde1993 posted a picture of.
I know it's a bit silly and nerdy but I really like the design and would like to print a poster of it.
The disks arrived today, and I'm pretty pleased. The 12 800k floppies all work, and I took Disk Images of them so I can store them securely. It is System 7.0, and it all works perfectly!
The System 7.6 box was damaged, so I took off the shrink wrap, but everything inside is in as new condition. All the manuals, CDs, floppies, warranty cards, even a small brochure for the 'new'G3 iMac.
The System 7.6 box was damaged, so I took off the shrink wrap, but everything inside is in as new condition. All the manuals, CDs, floppies, warranty cards, even a small brochure for the 'new'G3 iMac.
Very nice. I'm curious though - how did an iMac brochure get into a sealed System 7.6 box? Mac OS 8 was released around July 1997, and the iMac didn't become public knowledge until April 1998. I can't imagine they would have still been making new copies of System 7.6 by then...
I know, it's a bit weird. Everything in the box has a copyright date of 1997 (except the iMac 'Think Different' brochure), so maybe they did continue to sell for a little while afterwards? It is Australian stock too.
Also, there is a disc inside for 7.6, and one for 7.6.1.
Also, there is a disc inside for 7.6, and one for 7.6.1.


