Various 1980's boards: Olivetti M24, Tandy 4000 386, Wang 286, and more to come.

[Ozzuneoj]

I recently picked up a large lot of older computer hardware and it included some parts from the XT through 386 era. I already have a working 386SX 33Mhz and an IBM 5150+286 upgrade, and I don't have the required parts to test the proprietary boards, so I'd like to move these on to someone who can use them and isn't just going to scrap them. I don't have any way to test them myself due to proprietary power connectors or a lack of other required hardware. If they don't sell relatively soon, I'll probably harvest any interesting socketed chips from them (for collecting or testing other old systems later) and sell them as a miscellaneous parts lot.


I really want to sell them in groups to clear space as quickly as possible, so the boards that go together will be sold together and won't be split up at this time.

These items are also listed at the VCFed message boards and may be listed elsewhere eventually.


Here is the gallery of images I took of the boards:


https://www.amazon.com/photos/share/CHDOE1LlSGDDcmkzWzqkuTjVJqtr83yQ753u6raRsXc


(I have to say thank you again to the users who have helped me identify the boards in the threads I posted here and here.)


In order of what is pictured:

Olivetti M24 Graphics Card, Bus adapter and Memory expansion - $50 + SH


Tandy 4000 Motherboard (includes socketed Intel 386 16Mhz) and matching RAM expansion card (populated with various SIMMs, some I can't identify) - $40 (was $50) + SH - Sold Outside of Amibay


WANG 286 Motherboard (includes 10Mhz Intel 286) and WANG Winchester MFMRLL+Floppy controller - $40 (was $50) + SH - Sold Outside of Amibay


DTK Turbo 10 XT clone board with Fujitsu 8088 8Mhz CPU (keyboard connector has been modified or replaced... it was like this when I got it, it looks like it probably needs some work) - $20 + SH - Sold Outside of Amibay


Thanks for looking!

 

[Ozzuneoj]

Some prices reduced. Close offers will be considered. If the two large motherboards don't sell somewhat soon I'll be harvesting the more interesting components (CPUs, etc.) and getting rid of the boards as a lot. Now's your chance.