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Terry Stewart (aka Tezza in VCF)
Palmerston North
Web Site: http://www.classic-computers.org.nz/

Details last updated: 6th May, 2011

Forty-four classic models (all working) which can be seen from a link on the site opposite.

NZ Poly, Jupiter Ace, Epson Qx-10, IBM AT Clicky Keyboard

Nick Trounson
Invercargill
Web Site: http://www.fragged.net.nz

Details last updated: 17th Aug, 2009

amiga 500s, cd32s, 1200. pc-xts, 286s, 386s, 486s. atari 800xl, sega sc3000s, apple iigs, power macintoshes.

sega sf7000, amiga 4000

Bob Doran
Auckland
Bob says" The computer science department at Auckland University maintains displays on computer history in its lobbies. We have a time line and a wide variety of artefacts including the University's IBM 1620 computer. We are always interested in filling gaps in the collection. "

Details last updated: 17th Aug, 2009

General.

Anything illustrating the history of computing in new zealand.

Keith Whitehead
Palmerston North
Web: http://8bit-micro.dyndns.org
Keith says "I have over 300 machines and still want more...is that sad or what ?"

Details last updated: 17th Aug, 2009

Many 8 bit computers, peripherals, books, magazines.

Jupiter Ace.

Jason Kyle
Pukekohe

Details last updated: 17th Aug, 2009

A few 8-bit 80's era machines, sinclair, amstrad, amiga

DEC (Digital) PDP. Any model, peripheral, documentation, software, tapes etc.... any state, partial/non-functioning is okay

Donovan Marshall
Auckland
Web Site: http://www.stateoftheark.co.nz/

Details last updated: 17th Aug, 2009

Atari, Amstrad, Apricot, Apple, Burroughs, Commodore, DEC, HP, Radioshack, Sinclair, SGI, and more...

Currently I'm working with Apple gear, 68K Macs and early PowerPC stuff.

I've a heap of Commodore C64 gear including hardware as well as my DEC and HP gear.

Aaron Blakie
Dunedin

Details last updated: 17th Aug, 2009

Mostly Atari and Sinclair, some Commodore gear - I also collect game consoles and lcd games pre 1990

Atari 400, Sinclair ZX80

nil.

Andrew Quinn
Auckland

Details last updated: 17th Aug, 2009

TRS-80 Model 100,4; BBC Model B; Apple //; 80's vintage

DEC Rainbow; PDP-8/PDP-11/Microvax

Graeme Torckler
Waitakere

Details last updated: 17th Aug, 2009

ZX80, Sinclair, Atari 2600, Lisa Mac with Harddrive & printer

ZX80, Lisa, Atari 2600

John Pratt
Auckland

Details last updated: 17th Aug, 2009

Atari, Apple, Commodore, CDC, IBM, ICL, Sun,

Still looking for odd bits and pieces and related artefacts

Any Apple parts ... have over 100 machines

Robert Maddren
Wanganui Computer Museum - Wanganui
Web: http://www.cbcc.orcon.net.nz

Details last updated: 17th Aug, 2009

Commodore, Sinclair, Atari, Tandy, Acorn, Amstrad, Apple, NEC, Osborne, Sanyo. And any other brands not listed here

Commodore C16, SX64, C65(C64DX),PET. ZX81 Spectrum. Any Prototypes.

Matthew Goode
Auckland
Web:
http://www.cebl.auckland.ac.nz/matts
/museum.html

Details last updated: 17th Aug, 2009

Game consoles, 8-bit computers (Atari, Commodore, etc...), Amiga/Atari/Apple Mac

Commodore 65.

Paul Axford
Napier
Web: http://paulaxford.com

Details last updated: 17th Aug, 2009

ibm pc 5150, ibm at 5170, sun ipc, sun ultra1-170, hp apollo 735, decstation 5000/25

90's unix workstations in complete condition

Michael Elrick
Cambridge
Michael says: "If I have a theme then its '8 bit computers of the late 70's and 80's' although I'm not really strict with this. I'm especially interested in 6502 machines as I am building my own one from scratch. Favourite computer would have to be the BBC Micro.
I have about 60 units with 6800, 6809, Z80, 6502 CPUs

Details last updated: 17th Aug, 2009

Acorn (BBC B, Master 128, Compact, Electron), Atari 800XL, Apple 2e, ZX81, Z88, Jupiter Ace, Amstrad CPC464, Amiga 500.

BBC cables

Vaughan Gera
Tauranga

Details last updated: 17th Aug, 2009

Tomy, Kenner, Gakken Handhelds. Sega SC3000. Nintendo LCD's and game watches. Casio game calcs. Grandstand, Adman consoles. All retro handhelds etc

Mainly the Space Shuttle Watch!! Scrambler. Whole Tomytronic 3D binochular series. Tron. SC3000 cartridges

Seth Fraser
Wellington
Web Site:
http://vintagecomputer.sitesled.com/

Details last updated: 17th Aug, 2009

Fairly extensive range - amigas, atari, apples old and new, commodore, amstrads, nintendo, sega, rare 70s gaming consoles, 286, 386, 386, unusual recent pc machines and more! manuals, cords, cables, parts, accessaries, joysticks.

Mattel Aquarius

amigas 500s, amstrad, apple iie

Andrew Stephen
Wellington
Web Site: http://www.evil.geek.nz/

Details last updated: 17th Aug, 2009

acorn/bbc, amstrad, apple, atari, casio, coleco, commodore, dick smith, eaca, hp, icl, mattel, next, osborne, philips, sega, sinclair, sord, spectravideo, tandy, ti, timex/sinclair toshiba

oric, dragon, enterprise, microbee, commodore pet, imsai, altair, memotech, sinclair mk14, cambridge computers z88, grundy newbrain, jupiter ace, aquarius 2, next cube, trs in working condition, poly, schneider, timex

Clinton Rowe
Dunedin
Web site: https://sites.google.com/site/retrowemuseum/
Clinton says "I have a computer & technology collection that is wide in scope,
and a house that is short on space. NZ's 80's Computing & gaming history is represented with 200+ computers, software, books & mags, board games, handheld & tabletop games, 100+ cart & pong consoles, calculators, plus some typewriters, VCRs & tvs to boot."

Details last updated: 10th March, 2010

Mostly 80s home computer brands, Acorn, Amiga, Amstrad, Apple, Atari, to Sega, Sinclair & Spectravideo but also business & luggables such as HP, Bondwell, Epson & Sharp.

Amstrad CPC664, Apple Lisa, Apricot, Atari 400,
Commodore Pet, Dragon, Dick Smith Cat, Enterprise, Sinclair ZX80
To make it easy to remember say:
"Apple Apricot, Pet Cat Dragon"

Sean Jennings
Wellington

Details last updated: 17th Aug, 2009

Commodore, Apple, Amstrad

VIC-20, Commodore 16, Commodore Plus-4, Apple II
Peripherals for the above

John Chaplin
Christchurch

Details last updated 16th November, 2009

Several Commodore/Amiga computers and now 100+ Apple/Macintosh units

Mark Barlow
Auckland
Phone: +64 27 489 6721

Details last updated 2nd July, 2010

A collection comprising over 200+ computers, 60+ video game systems, 500+ Vintage CPU’s, Cellphones and massive amounts of vintage software and accessories.

Most of Apple’s computers including Apple IIplus / IIe / IIc, Prototype Macintosh, most other Mac models including Mac Portable, Newtons 100 / 110 / 130 / MessagePad 2000, eMate 300’s/ Next Cube, Next Station and Mac clones. IBM System 36, DEC VAX 9000’s, DEC Rainbow 100 / 190, Burroughs, Poly 2’s, IBM PC / IBM XT / IBM AT / IBM PCjr / IBM JX / Portable / Convertable, Data General One, Sord, Morrow, Sun Microsystems 1, HP Model 85, Acorn Electron / 3000, BBC, Apricot Portable, Amstrad, Atari 400 / 600XL / 800XL / 130XE / XE / 520ST / 2600 / 5200 / 7800 / Lynx, Commodore VIC20 / C64 / C128 / Plus4 / Amiga, Dick Smith VZ200 / VZ300, NEC 8001B, Osborne Portable OCC1, Compaq Portable I / II / III, Compaq Deskpro, TRS80 Model III, Eintstein Genius, Texas Instruments TI99/4A, Sinclair ZX81 / Spectrum 16k / Spectrum 48k / Spectrum 128k / Spectrum+ / QL, Lambda 8300, Oric 1, Oric Atmos, Aquarius, Canon CX1, Onyx Sundance, Sega 3000H / Master System I & II / Mega Drive I & II / Genesis / Saturn / Dreamcast, Sony PS1 / PS2 / PSP, Xbox / Xbox 360, Nintendo NES / 64 / Virtual Boy / Game Cube / Gameboy / Super Scope, Panasonic 3DO, Fountain I / Force II / 1392 Programmable, Orbit Gimini 8600, Tunix HA-1, Sheen 104, Kingsway, Grandstand Videomaster, Sporttronic, Soundic, Haminex Mark III / TVG070C / 677CIP.

And lots of others unlisted…

I'm always happy to talk with others about trades or sales.

Dave Brown
Christchurch 8053
Phone: +64 3 3527 666

Details last added 1st November, 2010

Mostly slide rules and early calculators. Some smaller micros.

Sord M5 with carry case
SX64,
Three IBM pc XTs Canon (pc clone)
Amstrad CPC 6128
Atari 600XL plus some tapes
A stack of old laptops

Mark R. Titchener
Auckland
Website: http://tcode.auckland.ac.nz/~mark

Details last added 5th March, 2011

PDP-8 (straight 8), PDP11/83 with 3x 400Mbyte Hardrives, tape drive, etc, Also 2 LSI-11's, ( both the T-11 and J-11), diablo daisywheel printer, slide-rules,  early 1900's planimeter, electrical instruments including 1926 power meters, 1950's HP 608D VHF Sig Generator, 1930's burroughs semi-electric typewriter 

Would love an ASR33 teleype for my PDP-8... I wish to make this a going system in due course. Also would like to get the 8" floppy drives for the LSI-11. Any EAI analog computers or similar.

Steven Senn
Walkworth (North Auckland)

Details last added 6th April, 2011

I principally collect early Apple or Compatibles (80s). Ccurrently in the stable are:

Apple II+, IIe, IIgs, IIC, Lisa, Mac 128K, Plus, SE, Classic, II, DickSmith Cat, VTech Laser 128ex

Non Apple:
Apricot, Acorn BBCs, Amiga 500s, Atari ST, C64, and associated bits & pieces.

Apple III system, Apple II, Microdrive IDE Controller for IIe, GS

All non Apple gear will be going at some stage…

Roger Barraud
Auckland - North Shore
Website: http://roggablog.blogspot.com and http://frobherders.ning.com

Roger says " Would like to meet fellow retro-nuts in Auckland in particular - I'm
also occasionally in the Wellington and Hamilton areas... else I can be
persuaded to take a nice long motorcycle ride :)"

Details last added 27th April, 2011

OSI Superboard II,
AMI 6800 Proto board,
TI TM990/189 University module (which I think has a fried CPU :( ),
SWTPC-ish (MUG) 6809 SS-50 with floppies,
SDS Z80 CP/M,
homebrew/breadboarded and console 68k and Z80 stuffz... lots of
other bits.
DDT-51 (Circuit Cellar / BYTE mag 8051 / 8031 emulator)

Commodore 64? :)
System-80?
Apple ][
Atari TT / ST

Would be interested in selling some bits... contact me if you're
interested.

John Evans
Laingholm, West Auckland
Can be contacted via private message through the NZ Vintage Computer Forums where he goes under the name Welsh Wizard.

Details last added 31st October, 2011

mostly Atari A8's 800 XL's 130 XE's Lynx various ST's, Commodore 64's, C16 , Mac power mac (unsure of model), early Imac, early IBM
laptops.

Archimedes and Amiga (in storage somewhere)

V20, Z80's, Dragon64

Adrian (Bert) Garrett-Tuck
Wellington (work/life) and Napier (family & ‘workshop’)
Can be contacted via private message through the NZ Vintage Computer Forums where he goes under the name of Bert.
Website: www.rhythmit.com

Details last added 5th December, 2011

BBC/Acorn and old IBM machines (have a BBC/Acorn A3000, and a A7000 that I even have on the internet)
2 x IBM PC XTs currently being repaired and restored.
1 x IBM compatible 486, 2 x IBM compatible 386s.
Various other Windows/Linux-based PC’s/Laptops.

Any old IBM or IBM-compatible XT, PS/2, 286/386/486 machines and cards/part.

Acorn A3010 (the one with the green Acorn logo on the top above the keyboard), an A4000, and an A5000 and a BBC Micro.

A3000 540MB Connor 2.5" drive with a Bugbee Ltd daughterboard.