I'm getting out: Components Available, Part 1

[Rich]

Hello all,

For many reasons, which I don't care to detail, I'm getting out of the 
"business" of vintage computing (In fact, I'm no longer subscribed, so don't 
reply to the list, because I won't get it).  95% of my collection has been 
sold, given away, or dumped, and I only have a few more items, plus the 
components listed below.

I am offering these components to the best offer, plus shipping from MA, USA, 
Zip Code 01473.  I *strongly* prefer PayPal, but will take USPS Money Order 
(*no other payment methods, please*).

These components have been stored cool and dry, but are untested.  Also, many 
of them have *not* been stored in anti-stat drawers, so please keep that in 
mind.  I will ship on anti-stat foam if posible, or wrapped in foil if I am 
unable to put them in anti-stat foam.  Vast majority of date codes are in the 
late 70' to early 80's.  I'm not sure what a lot of these even do, and I 
don't have datasheets, so you're on your own identifying them :-)

I'll keep the bidding open until 10/31, midnight, my time.

If you are interested, please contact me *off-list* 
(richard.beaudry at gmail.com) with offers, and let me know your ZIP or country, 
so I can estimate shipping.  I will let the final list of people know on 11/1 
(or thereabouts) by email what they can get.

Part 2 will be listed in a week or two, when I finish cataloging it...

Here's the list:

Qty.	Item.
6      HP 5082-7340 Hexadecimal Display
8      TI TIL311 Display
2      7812 TO-220 CASE
6      LM-317T TO-220 CASE
5      UA741CP (TI) 8-PIN DIP
68    UA7912UC TO-220 CASE
14    UA78H05SC TO-3 CASE
12    UA78H12ASC TO-3 CASE
20    VH248 FULL-WAVE BRIDGE RECTIFIER
76    TL780-05CKC TO-220 (HIGH-CURRENT 5V REG., I THINK)
10    1A 250V FAST-BLOW 3AG FUSE
6      40-PIN Augat Socket (white plastic, gold machined-pin) labeled 
"Microprocessor Carrier"
28    18-pin Augat machined-pin wire wrap socket
4      40-pin Augat machined-pin wire wrap socket
9      28-pin Augat machined-pin wire wrap socket
34    18-pin Augat machined-pin wire wrap socket
4      16-pin single-row header, wire-wrap tail
35    30-pin dual-row header (15-pins per row), solder-tail
11    spst momentary push-button switches (6 black, 5 red), button dia. 1/4"
25    spdt mini-toggle switches, 3A 125VAC, 3/8" toggle length
45    spdt toggle switches, marked with both 2A 250VAC and 5A 120VAC, C&K UII, 
7/16" toggle length
1      AD7506SD
2      AD521JD
4      DAC 888 FX
2      DAC 08 BC
1      DAC 0800 LCN
4      AI-2625-5
15    UGN3203
24    ULN2004A
11    ULN2068B
73    AM26LS31PC
71    AM26LS33PC
11    N82S103N (some late 70's date codes)
19    1489 RS-232 (mixed vendors)
41    1488 RS-232 (mixed vendors)
7      N8T95
1      N8X320N
4      N8T97N
12    N8T32N
1      TRW 08HUJ5C
39    TRW TDC-1006J
9      SAA1027
8      MC10H166P
4      TCM29C13J
25    N8T30N
1      WD2010B-PL
1      SMC FDC 1795
1      SAB 1797-02P
1      WD8250CL-20
1      WD10C20B-PH
1      WD1100-CE
1      WD1010PL-05
1      WD1015-PL
1      Adaptec AIC-100
1      Adaptec AIC-250
4      AY-3-8910A
2      ISD 1000AP ('93-'94 date) voice recorder IC
3      N8S100N
9      MM58167AN
25    N82S129N
2      UM8397
2      2122CN (logo looks like "XR")
3      2120CP (same "XR" looking logo)
6      AMD AM9264DPC
1      Rockwell (?) 10464-13
1      SC87C51 CGN40
1      NCR 90C98
1      VTI VL82C50-PC
1      Intel p82586
1      HM82C11C
2      AY-5-1013A UART
1      R68561P
1      COM9026BI
1      R2121A-01
2      8153C (logo looks like "EA")
2      8151C (again, "EA" logo)
1      Intel P89027
1      TLC 32040CN
2      N9403N
1      N8X305I
6      N8X300I
1      Intel 8288
1      Intel 8284
2      LM311N
7      9643TC
6      MC10H161P
3      DG201ACJ
4      MM5280N
2      MCM6164C55
1      Analog Devices ADLH0033G (circular can, 12-pin)
1      LM319N
1      LM101AD
1      XEBEC 104648D
8      Intel P5101L-1
5      NEC marked D780C-1
3      unused PAL16L8A-2CN
10    MC14050BCP
1      VH048 Bridge Rectifier
6      VH448 Bridge Rectifier
1      VARO IN4436, TO-3 case w/ what looks like a heat sink

Thanks,
Rich B.