WISH LIST
The ACRM is always on the lookout for unique and rare artifacts to add to our collection. We’re especially interested in artifacts that have a compelling history or provenance, or items that can be traced to particular people or events that are relevant to the Information Age.
We’re looking for…
Apollo guidance computer
First-hand artifacts (autographs, computer parts, programs, etc..) from the Space program or any of the Apollo missions
Firsts or Prototypes of new models, concepts, and applications
Apple I
Xerox Alto computer
Xerox Star & Daybreak series workstations
NeXT computer (all models)
Kenbak-1
Pixar Image Computer
Androbot robots: Topo, B.O.B., F.R.E.D.
RB Robotics RB5X
MOS Technology KIM-1
Commodore MAX Machine/Ultimax
Apple IIc Plus / IIe Platinum
We’re unable to accept…
Items that are in hazardous or extremely poor condition (rusty, moldy, etc.)
Laptops
GPS Systems
Modems
Phones (Cellular and Landline)
Printers, Plotters, Scanners, and Fax Machines
Electronic calculators
Any of the following:
3Com Audrey
Amstrad 64K colour personal computer
Amiga 500 | 1000
Apollo Domain series 3000 workstation
Apple II / Plus / c / e / GS | III | Lisa II | iMac G3 / G4 | Macintosh 128K / 512K / Portable / Color Classic / Plus / Classic / SE / SE/30 | Power Macintosh/PowerMac (all models) | LC II | Newton / eMate (all models) | PowerBook (all models) | ProFile | DuoDisk / Disk II | Centris 650 | QuickTake 100 | iPod / iPhone / iPad (all models) | Performa 6115CD | Quadra 650 | Twentieth Anniversary Macintosh | G4 Cube | Developer Transition System
AT&T 3B2 | 300 | 400 | UNIX PC 7300 | EO
Atari 400 | 800 | 800XL | 2600 | Pong | Video Pinball
Bendix G-15D computer
Coleco Adam
Commodore 64 / PET 64 / SX-64 | 128 | plus/4 | PET | VIC-20 | 1541 disk drive
Compaq portables | microcomputers (all models)
CompuPro System 8/16
Datapoint 1800 | 3600 | 8200
DEC 3000 workstation | Rainbow | Digital computer lab | Digital Multia Alpha generation | Classic-11 | PDP 8 / 11 / 12 | VAXstation 3100 | 4000
Fairchild Video Entertainment System / Channel F
GCE Vectrex
Google Chromebook Cr-48
Heathkit H-89 | HERO 1 / 2000
Hewlett-Packard 85 | 3000 | Jornada | any calculators
IBM 5100 | 5150 | 5155 | 5160 | 5170 | Displaywriter system 6580 | Simon | PC XT | PCjr | PC | PS/2 | PC 2 B RISC system/6000 250 | PC Convertible
Hubotics Hubot
Intel Intellec MDS 800 | MCS-85 SDK
IMSAI 8080 microcomputer
Kaypro II
Magnavox Odyssey | Odyssey 400
MainStreet Networks Clio
Mayfield Robotics Kuri
Milton-Bradley Simon | Comp IV
MITS Altair 8800 | 680
Motorola StarMax 5500/200 | MEK6800D2 | DynaTAC | StarTAC
Nintendo 64 | GameCube
Nokia 9100
NorthStar Horizon microcomputer
Oculus Rift DK1
Ohio Scientific Challenger 4P
Osborne 1
Otrona Attache
Patriot Computer Barbie PC
Perkin-Elmer Interdata 7/32 minicomputer
PowerComputing PowerCenter Pro 210
Processor Technology Sol Terminal Computer
Radio Shack/Tandy TRS-80 (all models)
Sharp PC4521
Silicon Graphics O2
Sinclair ZX80
SoftBank Pepper
Sony PlayStation | D-5 Discman
Sun Microsystems SPARCstation 1 | 5
Tandy 1000 EX
Texas Instruments 99/4 | 99/4A | T1000 | any calculators
Timex Sinclair 1000
U.S. Robotics Palm Pilot
Video Technology Computers Laser 128 personal computer
Zenith Data Systems laptops
We cannot…
Appraise artifacts. ACRM is forbidden by federal law from providing information on the value of artifacts. To determine the value of your artifact, try searching for similar items on eBay, or contact an appraiser. We recommend the American Society of Appraisers or the Certified Appraisers Guild.
Promise to display your artifact. ACRM will not be able to immediately display your item and can make no guarantee that it will ever be displayed.