ThirtyYearsToolate

Original 520ST's coding manuals: Here's a relic from the past: Dave Small's Spectre Mac emulator (1986): AND this treasure chest: It includes: - a SM124 monochrome monitor - a SC1224 color monitor - two floppy drives - spare mouse - bucket load of software, cables, etc. I haven't checked if any of these still work. Even if you have no intention on buying this, I do hope you had a fun time looking at this Atari Museum =)

Also offered is a 1040ST in immaculate condition, boxed, software included: SOLD .. and a spare 520ST, shows usage: *plus* something that might strike a chord with those of you who remember 1985:

Also offered is the Midi software packages mentioned above: As well as an SH204 SCSI hard drive, AS IS (I haven't tried to turn this one on):

I apologize for this being my first post, I believe that this the right place where this gear will be appreciated. Located in SF Bay area, I have accumulated a large collection of Atari hardware (520 to Stacy era) with its related peripheralia. The equipment was mostly used for music production and thus includes related MIDI software such as Midisoft and Dr. T's. I have yet to evaluate its current market price, but I will entertain reasonable offers. Atari Stacy 4, in beautiful condition. Yes, it works, boots, and spins floppies: