Multiple Brand Collectors
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Terry Stewart (aka Tezza in VCF) Details last updated: 2nd April, 2014 |
Fifty-odd classic models (all working) which can be seen from a link on the navigation bar above. |
Compucolour, Jupiter Ace, IBM AT Model F keyboard |
Nick Trounson 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 Details last updated: 17th Aug, 2009 |
General. |
Anything illustrating the history of computing in new zealand. |
Keith Whitehead Details last updated: 17th Aug, 2009 |
Many 8 bit computers, peripherals, books, magazines. |
Jupiter Ace. |
Jason Kyle 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 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. |
Aaron Blakie 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 |
Andrew Quinn 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 Details last updated: 17th Aug, 2009 |
ZX80, Sinclair, Atari 2600, Lisa Mac with Harddrive & printer |
ZX80, Lisa, Atari 2600 |
John Pratt Details last updated: 17th Aug, 2009 |
Atari, Apple, Commodore, CDC, IBM, ICL, Sun, |
Still looking for odd bits and pieces and related artefacts |
Matthew Goode Details last updated: 17th Aug, 2009 |
Game consoles, 8-bit computers (Atari, Commodore, etc...), Amiga, Atari, Apple Mac |
Commodore 65. |
Michael Elrick 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 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 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 |
Andrew Stephen Andrew says "I am interested in all early home computers through the 70s, 80s and early 90s, with a particular interest in Sinclair computers. I am also interested in games consoles, from 70s "Pong" types through to Sega Dreamcast." Details last updated: 2nd March, 2012 |
Some of the more unusual computers (for the New Zealand market) I have in my collection include: |
BM PC 5150, Macintosh 128K, Apple Lisa - any model, Enterprise, Microbee, Commodore Pet/CBM, IMSAI, Altair, Memotech, Sinclair MK14, Grundy Newbrain, Jupiter Ace, Aquarius 2, Next Cube, TRS-80 Model 1-4, Poly, Schneider, Amstrad, various Timex models. |
Clinton Rowe 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, |
Sean Jennings Details last updated: 17th Aug, 2009 |
Commodore, Apple, Amstrad |
VIC-20, Commodore 16, Commodore Plus-4,
Apple II |
John Chaplin Details last updated 16th November, 2009 |
Several Commodore and Amiga computers and now 100+ Apple II and Macintosh units |
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Mark Barlow 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 / And lots of others unlisted… | |
Dave Brown Details last added 1st November, 2010 |
Mostly slide rules and early calculators. Some smaller micros. |
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Mark R. Titchener 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. |
Roger Barraud 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, |
Commodore 64? :) |
John Evans 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 Archimedes and Amiga (in storage somewhere) |
V20, Z80's, Dragon64 |
Adrian (Bert) Garrett-Tuck Details last added 5th December, 2011
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BBC/Acorn and old IBM machines (have a BBC/Acorn A3000, and a A7000 that I even have on the internet) |
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. |
Chris Rickards Chris says "I am an OLD computer geek from the days when we made our own computers on a Details last added 17th July, 2012 |
Apple fan since the ill fated Lisa ! |
A power supply unit for a BBC |
Andrew Joll Details last added 12th August, 2012 |
Sord M23 x2, M23EX, M68 x2 |
Anything (literally) from, by or relating to Sord |
Mike Ross Details last added 1st February, 2013 |
Mainly 1960s and 1970s DEC pdp and IBM mainframe and mini systems (See website). |
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Gavin Turner Details last added 2nd April, 2014 |
Multiple units of the following: Hundreds of ring bound computer user guides & 8 bit computer books. Too many other items to list... |
VZ300&FDD, Pet, Dragon, Oric, Jupiter Ace, Action Replay, Isepic |
CJ Gooch Details last added 15th May, 2014 |
80's and 90's Computers and consoles |
Amstrad: CPC Monitors & Alternatives, CPC Plus |
Logan Nicoll Details last added 29th August, 2014 |
Amiga 500 x2, Amiga 1200/40, Amiga CD32, Macintosh SE x2, Macintosh Plus, C64 x2, Wang PC260, Toshiba T3200SX, ZX Spectrum |
Atari 2600, Amiga 4000, DEC PDP, Altair 8088, IBM 5100 |
Andreas Friedrich Berendsen Details last added 5th September, 2014 |
Apple IIe, Apple II MoBo only, abou 12 Macintoshes Motorola, Quadras, Performa, G3, G4, G5, Power Macs, Laptops etc A few Amigas (different models), a few Commodores (different models), A few Sinclars, a few Ataris, a few Sun servers (they will be considered old in 10 years) :) and a few IBM servers A lot of software, disks, books, magazines etc |
Everything I can put my hands on! |
James Parker James says "Been collecting since I was 19 years, imported all my bits to NZ from UK." Details last added 7th February, 2015 |
Have most Vintage consoles from early leather bound Pong from the early 70s to some of the unusual Fountain 2 NZ Consoles, Hanimex and a few other like Grandstand. |
After anything really to buy or have spares too. |
Gary Hucker Details last added 21st April, 2015 |
Dick Smith Wizzard, Dick Smith VZ200, Dick Smith System 80, Sinclair ZX81s, Sinclair ZX Spectrums (16K, 48K, +2, Spectrum +), Sinclair QLs, Sinclair calculator, Spectravideo SV318, Commodore Amiga 500s, Commodore Amiga 600s, Commodore 64s, Atari Lynx, IBM 5155, IBM PS/2 Model 30, IBM PS/1 486 SX and Calculator collection including mainly HP. Some peripherals, software and manuals. Mostly working examples but my System 80 and VZ200 are not working at this stage. |
Anything I don't already have and would also consider items I already have as parts or spares. |
Clive Ward Clive says "Have been in computers since they first came out. I was running Wanganui Computer Services and Wanganui Computer Recyclers until recently, when age, failing eyesight and supposed retirement took it's toll. Am still considering setting up a garage based museum if I ever get all these scrap machine out of it." Details last added 4th September, 2016 |
Have around 500 old computers of all types, makes, models, ranging from 286 up. Atari, Amiga, Commodore, Vic, BBC, Acorn, Amstrad etc etc. Old dual 5 1/4 8080, CPM etc. |
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Kevin Phillips |
ZX Spectrum, C64, VIC 20, Sega SC3000H, Atari 600XL & 800XL, ZX81 Atari 2600, NES, SNES Various peripherals, books, magazines and software. |
Tough question – Anything I can lay my hands on! |
Daniel Moffat Daniel says "I have a NZCE in computers and electronics and was brought up with the TRS-80, Apple 2e and learned to program in C, Assembler for the 68000 and 8088. My work now is in the electrical industry and so I have time with quite large control systems, SCADA and protection systems. I do love bringing these old computers back to life and they just seem to have so much more personality than a windows 10 computer these days." Details last added 3rd July, 2018 |
Acorn Electron,
Amstrad 1640,
Amstrad CPC464,
Amstrad CPC6128,
Amstrad PCW8256,
Amstrad PC-20,
Amstrad PPC640 (faulty) |
Vax |
David Apimerika Details last added 27th July, 2018 |
Mostly Apple, a ZX81, Spectrum, Acorn Electron, Commodore 64 |
Always looking at gaps in my Apple collection. At the moment, LocalTalk and AAUI adapters. |
Ecotech Services Details last added 12th March, 2019 |
A few 1980s units and spare parts for 1990s/2000s PCs. We have these for sale. |
Anything you don't want and would be happy to sell or trade. |
Lucas Fairweather Details last added 10th June, 2019 |
Only a Macintosh Classic. It doesn’t work anymore, so I would like some help getting it back up and running. I also have a small vintage OS collection which I am interested in building up. |
Looking for an early 1990s or late 1980s rig that can run early versions of DOS. |
Ethan Attridge Details last added 13th July, 2021 |
Macintosh 512k, Macintosh Plus, Macintosh SE FDHD, Macintosh Classic, Commodore 64C, IBM Model F XT Keyboard, IBM Model M PS/2 Keyboard, too many mechanical ADB keyboards, Windows XP & 7 machines |
Macintosh SE/30, Oric 1, IBM 5155, IBM PS/2 system, First gen macintosh compatible Apple Printer |
Michael Tropotov Details last updated 20th July, 2022 |
ZX-Spectrum / ZX-Evo / ATARI 1024Ste / PS2 / PSP / PS3 / PS4 I have got a Russian clone of ZX-Spectrum which was made in Russia, exact model of my very first computer. It is a “MAGIC-05”, also known as “KVORUM” which looks identical with some hardware adjustments. It has some very cool hand-made improvements as 128K (vs original 48K) and a music co-processor AY-3-8910. It also has a BETA-Disk controller and GOTEK-emulator with mods such as rotary encoder and OLED-display. In addition, I have ZX-Evolution (ZX-Evo) which is a next generation of ZX-Spectrum. ZX-Evo is not an "old machine", but it continues the proud tradition of Spectrums in the 21st century. It is a new computer model based on the z80, compatible with Spectrum and Spectrum-related models. In addition to ZX-Evo peripheral I have GS-Sound card and WiFi-module (ZiFi module). I have also ATARI 1024Ste with 4MB RAM and floppy disk emulator GOTEK with OLED-display and rotary encoder. In addition, I have a few Play Station gaming platforms PS2 / PSP / PS3 / PS4. I have built a Batocera Debian-based all-in-one retro gaming operating system which holds a collection of 80000+ games/images in all-in-one console for Retro gaming such as Sega, Nintendo, Wii, Atari, PS, PS2, PSP, Gameboy, SNES, DOS, MAME, and others games. |
ZX-Spectrum NEXT, an original ZX-Spectrum and some new features for ZX like DIVMMC, ATARI/AMIGA, any Play Station related platforms and peripherals, NES, SNES, Sega. |