try listing some of the older ones make and model numbers, maybe it'll be easier those who know to point em out. After you've tested and torn down enough of em, it gets fairly easy to know by looking which ones belong in a museum. When I was in TN i went through truckloads of them, mostly old gov't surplus, and kept what parts I figured were worth keeping. Once considered attending classes at ITT and was being shown around the campus, and one place they had a long row of cases loaded with what they considered important computer items from the past and couldn't help thinking hek, I've got better stuff than this in my closet
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