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Sorry if I didn't make myself clear enough. I'm not looking for any specific program in that collection. (I'm quite sure that all the individual files are found on the server you linked to. Or on my harddisk. ) I am looking for the entire collection. Like in later years the Fishdisks for the Amiga where published and catalogued by Fred Fish, this was probably published and catalogued by some usergroup, but I have no memory what it was called. So, if you are asking for specific files I'm after, that would probably be the catalog files describing the disks contents, as the indiviual programs are probably easily found in the cpm-archive site or where on Ira's site when he still made stuff available for download.

Thanks, I thought the forum would be a better place to ask, but I'll try to contact Ira as well.

Thanks for your replies. I know about these sites and have most of their contents. But this is not what I am looking for. This is old commercial software. What I am looking for was released as PD/shareware in the 80s. Maybe I'll be lucky one day and find the disks in on of the moving boxes, I have still in storage.

I have a faint memory of copying a collection of PD and/or Shareware disks for the model I (and/or III). It contained programs like Greene Machine BBS and lots of other stuff. It may have been between 20 and 50 disks. I can't find any hints towards such a collection on the internet. Does anybody remember such a thing? Or is my aging mind playing tricks on me?

I have looked up Barcade, and yes, that looks good. I've put them on my map and will try to visit one of them. Depending on my time, I'll pay a visit to Chinatown Fair in Mott St. (hasn't been mentioned here yet) as well.

Sorry for the late reply. Haven't been able to visit the forum for a few days. NYC

Hi, I'll be visiting New York soon and would be grateful for some tips for places to visit. Like thrift shops, where you can actually find old hardware. Or other places with relevance for our hobby. Maybe a videogame museum. Or a nice Arcade. Regards, Frank