Great to see what you've done. Far too much of our computing history has been lost because no-one could see a financial reason to keep or store systems being retired.

I too have tried to save what I can, but have seen way too much sent to scrap or land fill. So many items we will never see again.

keep up the great work

Hi!

thabks for the infos i needed..

TK50, standalone backup...

VAX forever.......ok maybe more

VMS forever..

but without the VAX we could be here today!!

Mint condition, you pay postage they are yours, hate to just throw them away. 

VMS system generation utility (SYSGEN), VMS installation and operations: VAXstation II, II/GPX and MicroVAX II, Guide to Using VMS Command Procedures,  VMS DECnet test sender/DECnet test receiver utility, VMS access control list editor manual, VMS accounting utility manual,  VMS Exchange utility manual

Still have my mini comedy reference manuals too. 

As the title says, the MVII is one of my memories from the past. Hard to believe it was the central server for many a small comapny. The MVI, as I can attest was one of the s-l-o-w-e-s-t VAX machines I have ever programmed on. Should be in a record book as the most painfull machine for a group of programmers to develop on.

 Great job, thanks for your efforts