Update!
So the pallets arrived into Perth and I carted them back to my place. The only piece that was damaged was the 8100 which had a fairly hard hit on top. Everything else survived the (3,900km) journey by road freight. Thankfully not a journey I had to make!
Here's the pallets on the back of a Ford ute this time, back at my house last night.
All day today I've been looking through it all, de-spidering and giving everything a wipe over. I also separated all the items which I picked up for a friend (and fellow 68kmla member). I'll leave those items out from here onwards so he can create his own 'conquest' thread if he chooses to.
Well there's a few more compacts than I remember packing...
Above picture:
4x SE
2x SE FDHD
1x SE/30
5x Plus
2x Classic II
also in the above picture:
6200 - (not a 6300 as I thought) but has A/V card and TV tuner
6500/275 - has A/V card and an "Avid" card
7220/200 - I reckon these are so weird, glad I've finally got one
7100/66AV - not sure why I picked it up
6100/66
Centris 660AV - looks in particularly good condition
... and the StyleWriter, StyleWriter Pro, StyleWriter 2500 and StyleWriter 4500
An ImageWriter and ImageWriter II
... and another ImageWriter II still in it's original packaging.
... some Apple mice (no Mac Plus/earier type though
)
... assorted Apple keyboards, Apple OneScanner and Apple Color OneScanner.
... a fair amount of boxed Apple software (this is about half of it). At the bottom is the Apple "Tape Backup 40SC" drive.
... some Apple training/certification course manuals from ~1998
... assorted box of bits including some very interesting Apple CD's.
I've realised I haven't taken any pictures of the Apple promo/print stuff. Loads of Apple posters, spec sheets, flyers, magazines, signs and other bits and pieces too. Probably one of my favourite finds as there's some really unusual and cool stuff. I'll try and get a picture in the next few days.
Thanks for reading.
So the pallets arrived into Perth and I carted them back to my place. The only piece that was damaged was the 8100 which had a fairly hard hit on top. Everything else survived the (3,900km) journey by road freight. Thankfully not a journey I had to make!
Here's the pallets on the back of a Ford ute this time, back at my house last night.
All day today I've been looking through it all, de-spidering and giving everything a wipe over. I also separated all the items which I picked up for a friend (and fellow 68kmla member). I'll leave those items out from here onwards so he can create his own 'conquest' thread if he chooses to.
Well there's a few more compacts than I remember packing...
Above picture:
4x SE
2x SE FDHD
1x SE/30
5x Plus
2x Classic II
also in the above picture:
6200 - (not a 6300 as I thought) but has A/V card and TV tuner
6500/275 - has A/V card and an "Avid" card
7220/200 - I reckon these are so weird, glad I've finally got one
7100/66AV - not sure why I picked it up
6100/66
Centris 660AV - looks in particularly good condition
... and the StyleWriter, StyleWriter Pro, StyleWriter 2500 and StyleWriter 4500
An ImageWriter and ImageWriter II
... and another ImageWriter II still in it's original packaging.
... some Apple mice (no Mac Plus/earier type though
)
... assorted Apple keyboards, Apple OneScanner and Apple Color OneScanner.
... a fair amount of boxed Apple software (this is about half of it). At the bottom is the Apple "Tape Backup 40SC" drive.
... some Apple training/certification course manuals from ~1998
... assorted box of bits including some very interesting Apple CD's.
I've realised I haven't taken any pictures of the Apple promo/print stuff. Loads of Apple posters, spec sheets, flyers, magazines, signs and other bits and pieces too. Probably one of my favourite finds as there's some really unusual and cool stuff. I'll try and get a picture in the next few days.
Thanks for reading.