Purge Sale - The Rotund Woman's Aria

[Mindfield]

Okay, here's the last of it: The hardware and accessories. Not a big assortment this time, but a few interesting items all the same. As always, the same sale conditions apply as in my purge thread.

 

Atari Cartridge Library (Boxed) - [ $15.00 ] [ PENDING! ]

Unlike the Portfolio cartridge binders, this clasped, tri-fold vinyl folder contains three clear polyvinyl pockets that hold up to 6 cartridges (one sticking out of either side of the pocket), as well as a pocket for manuals. Comes complete with its original box. I'm fairly certain this thing is brand new and has never been used.

 

Video Game Brain (CIB) - [ $20.00 ] [ PENDING! ]

Plug in up to 6 cartridges, plug the Game Brain's cartridge adapter into the 2600, and switch between games with the touch of a button. Features two "blank" slots for spare games. Box and styrofoam has some shelf wear, but the rest is in near mint condition.

 

Sears Heavy Sixer (With unusual box) - [ $25.00 ]

No introduction needed for the heavy sixer. This is the Sears variant with the burled woodgrain, along with the original gray power supply. The box, which did not come with this unit (I had to stick it somewhere ) is a bit of an unusual beast, being a plain white refurb-style box with checkboxes for both the "2600" and "2400." There are no other accessories included with this -- if it's sticks or paddles you need, see below.

 

Sears Video Arcade II (Boxed) - [ $30.00 ] [ PENDING! ]

The only version of the Atari 2800 sold in North America. Comes with box (a fair bit of wear), unit, two joystick/paddle units, original AC adapter, manual, original bill of sale, notice, an Atari catalog (came like that when I bought it) and a Sears game catalog. Contents are in very good shape, and everything functions well except, I believe, the paddle part of the joysticks, which are a bit jittery.

 

Joysticks, Joysticks, Joysticks!

Note: All of these have been tested recently and found to be acceptable to excellent for gameplay. I tossed the sticks that didn't work or were very dodgy with directionals.

 

Archer Stick - [ $3.00 ]

Atari CX20 Driving Controllers (set of 2; jittery, and I don't know how to disassemble the pot de-jitter these) - [ $5.00 ]

Atari CX30 Paddle Controllers (de-jittered) - [ $5.00 ]

Atari CX40 (Vader version, boxed) - [ $10.00 ]

Atari CX40 (Standard) {4 available} - [ $3.00 ]

Atari CX40 (Vader) - [ $3.00 ]

Atari CX42 Wireless Controllers w/ Receiver (Boxed) - [ $15.00 ]

Atari CX50 Keyboard Controllers (set of 2) - [ $5.00 ]

Atari CX80 Trak Ball (New, sealed) - [ $15.00 ] [ PENDING! ]

Champ (w/ internal cord storage) - [ $5.00 ]

Discwasher Pointmaster - [ $3.00 ]

Epyx 500XJ II (2 button w/ switch, presumably autofire or something) - [ $5.00 ]

M-Network Tron Joystick - [ $25.00 ] [ PENDING! ]

Recoton Stick {2} - [ $3.00 ]

Unknown CX40 Clone (white trim) - [ $3.00 ]

Wico Command Control (Boxed) - [ $10.00 ]

Wico Command Control (Loose) - [ $5.00 ]

 

Atari SC1224 Colour Monitor for Atari ST/e/TT/Falcon - [ $20.00 ]

Good shape. Works perfectly. Not sure what tube is in this model. All controls work well, picture and sound is good. This is heavy so shipping won't be cheap.

Edited February 14, 2006 by Mindfield

[Scream And Fly]

PM sent about atari trackball

[[d2f]Iggy*SJB]

PM sent about the paddles.

[kenporter]

I would like the heavy sixer for $25.

 

Ken