Looks like you're learning your lesson - don't be a brute, take thing slowly and gently, and never force things if they are stuck.
You will need some contact spray cleaner to spray on the stuck chips.
You will need to put back that E0 ROM or it is not turning on (No AppleSoft BASIC, so on prompt or cursor). If you need to repair it, repair it. That requires some light soldering.
The RAM Chips are 4116s, you can get that anywhere. They are about $5 a chip or less.
The 74XX Chips can also be obtained anywhere as well. they are about $3 a chip or less, depending on the chip.
Don't worry about name brands. AS IS I see at least 6 different brand chips on the board, including 3 in the RAM Section alone. The RAM Chip speeds should be 150ns to 120ns (ex: 4116-15 or 4116-150 for a 150ns). The 74XXX series should be LS Series - 74LSXXX.
Places you can try for chips are Jamesco, Mouser, Newark/Element 14. There are other places to check but many including I consider these to be the top three.
When you get the chips, put them in gently, check the sockets first. If there might be a broken pin in it - get it out.
Post up a pic of the broken chips.
You will need some contact spray cleaner to spray on the stuck chips.
You will need to put back that E0 ROM or it is not turning on (No AppleSoft BASIC, so on prompt or cursor). If you need to repair it, repair it. That requires some light soldering.
The RAM Chips are 4116s, you can get that anywhere. They are about $5 a chip or less.
The 74XX Chips can also be obtained anywhere as well. they are about $3 a chip or less, depending on the chip.
Don't worry about name brands. AS IS I see at least 6 different brand chips on the board, including 3 in the RAM Section alone. The RAM Chip speeds should be 150ns to 120ns (ex: 4116-15 or 4116-150 for a 150ns). The 74XXX series should be LS Series - 74LSXXX.
Places you can try for chips are Jamesco, Mouser, Newark/Element 14. There are other places to check but many including I consider these to be the top three.
When you get the chips, put them in gently, check the sockets first. If there might be a broken pin in it - get it out.
Post up a pic of the broken chips.