Museum Quality Boxes Apple III 256K Computer Monitor 5. 25 " Drive, More
Item History & Price
Museum Quality Apple III 256K Computer with Apple III Monitor in the boxes. With Software and manuals, original Apple Power Cord, and other items.
TESTED CLEAN WORKING
This is a very clean, museum quality Apple III 256K A3S2-120077 computer that comes with a lot of other items that I will mention. The computer was opened up and using an air compressor, I blew out all the dust and dirt (there was very little dirt and dust to blow o...ut). The previous owner had done a really good job of storing this computer as there is very dust and hardly any nick or marks on the computer case (same with the monitor). I just recently sold a really nice Apple III computer but I think this one is even better. There are no cracks in the case. The computer works great, along with the disk drive, and all keys are working on the keyboard. The Disk System Demonstration software booted up fast and made for a nice display on the Apple III monitor. Again, the computer is very clean and works fast. The computer comes in the box with the styrofoam, rare Apple Accessory Kit Box, Apple III Resource Guide, and original Apple Power Cord. Usually these computers just came with a black power cord that did not have an apple symbol on them. I have swapped that out to include the Apple Power Cord. Sometimes you seen these Apple Power Cord selling for a lot. Inside the Accessory Kit you will find the System Software and User Manuals. The software included: System Utilities, System Utilities Data, Apple II Emulation Integer and AppleSoft Basic, and System Demonstration. You will find two Apple User Manuals that are slightly different. How to unpack your Apple III brochure, EULA, Software License agreement, Standard Device Drivers Manual, and Register forms. The box does not say Apple Computer on it. However, the computer fits perfectly in it. There is a sticker on the side of that says in someone's hand writing "Apple Return Cargo C/No 430." Also, on the side of the box "S/N 121026 52/479" is hand written. The serial numbers written on the box does not match the serial numbers to the computer (120077). There is also green packing tape on the box (please see photo).
The Apple III monitor A3M0039 is in Mint condition and comes in the original box. I can find little to no scratches in the case, no breaks or cracks. The picture is very clean and has no burn-in. The monitor will come in its original box with the manual, original cleaning cloth Sunflex Screen cleaning cloth, (looks to be unused), Monitor III packing list paper, Apple User Input Report, and Warranty Registration Card. Looks to be complete including the cleaning cloth which you never see. The serial numbers on the box match the serial numbers to the monitor. Also, taped to the box is the record of sales receipt.
Also included is the Apple /// Drive 2 5.25" External Floppy drive which is in good working condition. Also, very clean with little to no scratches or marks on it. There is a sticker on the Apple III computer and the External 5.25" Drive that is written is written, I believe in Mandarin or Japanese. Not sure what it says.
Also included is brand new in the sealed box, Apple /// VisiCalc /// The Electronic Worksheet.
Lastly, there was a small Apple III pin that was in the box. I will include that as well. It is shaped in an Apple, blue/purple color with III in the color of gold. (see photos).
Overall this is a very nice lot and a great working system. I will need to ship this out in three separate boxes so that the contents do not damage each other. I wish I could post more phots to show how nice this unit but eBay only always for 12 photos. Please ask for more photos.
All vintage computers at sometime or another should have the power supply recapped. I did not recap the PSU (buyer beware).
There is black writing in the middle of the description. It is not showing when I wrote up the sale. Not sure why it is in there.
Please see the photos for content and physical condition. This will be shipped in two or three separate boxes as to prevent damage to the computer and the monitor. This is being sold as-is and no returns.
eBay policies leave me with no choice but to mark each of my auctions with a “no return” policy. This is being done to protect me against returns such as (buyer’s remorse). After using the item for days and weeks, the buyer can submit a return and is not obligated to reimburse the seller for shipping charges and I have to pay for shipping charges back. Even though it is marked a “no return, “a buyer can still submit a return if the item was not as described or the item was damaged during shipping. Also, I do not need an eBay policy to do what is right and accept the item back if it wasn’t as described or damaged during shipping. Keep in mind, that I mainly sell vintage computers and vintage computer accessories. That said even though the box/item may not show damage, the internal mechanism may have been damaged or jarred from a rough truck and/or plane ride. I will work with ALL my customers to resolve the problem. Recently, I have had to take back items where the buyer didn’t check with mom/dad, husband/wife, or God prior to buying and did a return. eBay forced me to take the item back. Personally, I do not think that this is an acceptable way to return items. Many of the sellers on here are just trying to provide for their families and this kind of previous return is not fair to the seller. We are not Walmart or Costco that cannot absorb these financial damages. Again, I will work with all my costumers to ensure that they are happy with the item they purchased. Thank you for your patronage.
This Apple III Monitor is in great condition. The case has been cleaned and washed. The screen glass has also been cleaned. The black mesh screen cover filter has been cleaned, as well. This makes the display crisp and sharp. The inside electronics have had all the dust blown out. A black original RF/RCA cable is also included
TESTED CLEAN WORKING
This is a very clean, museum quality Apple III 256K A3S2-120077 computer that comes with a lot of other items that I will mention. The computer was opened up and using an air compressor, I blew out all the dust and dirt (there was very little dirt and dust to blow o...ut). The previous owner had done a really good job of storing this computer as there is very dust and hardly any nick or marks on the computer case (same with the monitor). I just recently sold a really nice Apple III computer but I think this one is even better. There are no cracks in the case. The computer works great, along with the disk drive, and all keys are working on the keyboard. The Disk System Demonstration software booted up fast and made for a nice display on the Apple III monitor. Again, the computer is very clean and works fast. The computer comes in the box with the styrofoam, rare Apple Accessory Kit Box, Apple III Resource Guide, and original Apple Power Cord. Usually these computers just came with a black power cord that did not have an apple symbol on them. I have swapped that out to include the Apple Power Cord. Sometimes you seen these Apple Power Cord selling for a lot. Inside the Accessory Kit you will find the System Software and User Manuals. The software included: System Utilities, System Utilities Data, Apple II Emulation Integer and AppleSoft Basic, and System Demonstration. You will find two Apple User Manuals that are slightly different. How to unpack your Apple III brochure, EULA, Software License agreement, Standard Device Drivers Manual, and Register forms. The box does not say Apple Computer on it. However, the computer fits perfectly in it. There is a sticker on the side of that says in someone's hand writing "Apple Return Cargo C/No 430." Also, on the side of the box "S/N 121026 52/479" is hand written. The serial numbers written on the box does not match the serial numbers to the computer (120077). There is also green packing tape on the box (please see photo).
The Apple III monitor A3M0039 is in Mint condition and comes in the original box. I can find little to no scratches in the case, no breaks or cracks. The picture is very clean and has no burn-in. The monitor will come in its original box with the manual, original cleaning cloth Sunflex Screen cleaning cloth, (looks to be unused), Monitor III packing list paper, Apple User Input Report, and Warranty Registration Card. Looks to be complete including the cleaning cloth which you never see. The serial numbers on the box match the serial numbers to the monitor. Also, taped to the box is the record of sales receipt.
Also included is the Apple /// Drive 2 5.25" External Floppy drive which is in good working condition. Also, very clean with little to no scratches or marks on it. There is a sticker on the Apple III computer and the External 5.25" Drive that is written is written, I believe in Mandarin or Japanese. Not sure what it says.
Also included is brand new in the sealed box, Apple /// VisiCalc /// The Electronic Worksheet.
Lastly, there was a small Apple III pin that was in the box. I will include that as well. It is shaped in an Apple, blue/purple color with III in the color of gold. (see photos).
Overall this is a very nice lot and a great working system. I will need to ship this out in three separate boxes so that the contents do not damage each other. I wish I could post more phots to show how nice this unit but eBay only always for 12 photos. Please ask for more photos.
All vintage computers at sometime or another should have the power supply recapped. I did not recap the PSU (buyer beware).
There is black writing in the middle of the description. It is not showing when I wrote up the sale. Not sure why it is in there.
Please see the photos for content and physical condition. This will be shipped in two or three separate boxes as to prevent damage to the computer and the monitor. This is being sold as-is and no returns.
eBay policies leave me with no choice but to mark each of my auctions with a “no return” policy. This is being done to protect me against returns such as (buyer’s remorse). After using the item for days and weeks, the buyer can submit a return and is not obligated to reimburse the seller for shipping charges and I have to pay for shipping charges back. Even though it is marked a “no return, “a buyer can still submit a return if the item was not as described or the item was damaged during shipping. Also, I do not need an eBay policy to do what is right and accept the item back if it wasn’t as described or damaged during shipping. Keep in mind, that I mainly sell vintage computers and vintage computer accessories. That said even though the box/item may not show damage, the internal mechanism may have been damaged or jarred from a rough truck and/or plane ride. I will work with ALL my customers to resolve the problem. Recently, I have had to take back items where the buyer didn’t check with mom/dad, husband/wife, or God prior to buying and did a return. eBay forced me to take the item back. Personally, I do not think that this is an acceptable way to return items. Many of the sellers on here are just trying to provide for their families and this kind of previous return is not fair to the seller. We are not Walmart or Costco that cannot absorb these financial damages. Again, I will work with all my costumers to ensure that they are happy with the item they purchased. Thank you for your patronage.
This Apple III Monitor is in great condition. The case has been cleaned and washed. The screen glass has also been cleaned. The black mesh screen cover filter has been cleaned, as well. This makes the display crisp and sharp. The inside electronics have had all the dust blown out. A black original RF/RCA cable is also included
