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Lot # 5 - Massive Collection Of Vintage DEC PDP8/e & Lab8/e Systems
| Opening Bid : | $ 5.00 |
| Pickup Instructions: | Pickups Friday & Saturday, May 15th-16th 10 AM- 2 PM - Street Parking Available - Stairs To Access Home - Bring Packaging & Helpers For Large & Fragile Lots - Pickers Sale On Site (Vintage computing, tools, books, etc) |
| Start Date/Time: | 05-May-2026 7:00:00 AM |
| End Date/Time: | 12-May-2026 7:04:00 PM |
| Current bid: |
$101.00 |
| Highest bidder: | nexizen |
| This sale will end in: | |
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Description :
A substantial, archive‑style collection of vintage Digital‑era computing equipment, offered as a single lot. This grouping includes a Digital Lab‑8/e system, Data Systems Design 210 units, multiple DEC tapes, and a wide assortment of related parts, modules, and accessories originally used alongside these machines. Several components retain inventory stickers identifying prior use within the University of Washington, adding clear institutional provenance for collectors and historians. Also included is a selection of vintage small computer handbooks and system manuals dating from the 1970s. These period technical references complement the hardware and provide valuable context for restoration, study, or display. All items are used and sold as‑is. None of the systems or components have been tested, and they will require servicing, restoration, or use for parts. Wear, dust, and age‑related marks are present throughout, consistent with long‑term storage and prior operational use. This lot presents a rare opportunity to acquire authentic mid‑century and early‑minicomputer‑era equipment paired with university provenance. It is well‑suited for collectors, restorers, preservationists, and those seeking historically significant computing hardware for research or parts recovery.
Auction History
Highest bidder is nexizen
| Date | Bid | User |
|---|---|---|
| 12-May-2026 9:36:11 AM | $101.00 | nexizen |
| 12-May-2026 9:31:25 AM | $100.00 | mlb |
| 12-May-2026 9:31:25 AM | $100.00 | nexizen |
| 12-May-2026 9:24:48 AM | $51.00 | mlb |
| 12-May-2026 9:24:48 AM | $50.00 | nexizen |
| 12-May-2026 9:24:41 AM | $21.00 | mlb |
| 12-May-2026 9:24:41 AM | $20.00 | nexizen |
| 05-May-2026 3:36:21 PM | $5.00 | mlb |
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