how much did you end up paying for that in the auction?
You're going to hate this:
66 Euros (actually 60 + 6 commission).
That included a keyboard, mouse and monitor.
The diagrams of the other designs were free :-P
Feel free to swear at me here:
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There were loads of people at the auction but nobody knew what it was, I very nearly missed it though as I didn't understand what they were saying and it was actually sold! However once I said this they re-held the bidding and I won :-)
That wasn't the best of it though. There was an entire Commodore museum of dozens of machines and it was sold as a job lot for (I think), a couple of hundred euros. There was quite a few brand new machines there including a 1988 A500 and a whole heap of A1200s (several of which were brand new boxed), Then there was an A3000, mint condition CD32, CDTV, PET + disc drives, C64s VIC 20, VC20, CMB 115 a large pile of monitors and a whole heap of other stuff. I also remember a really weird A500 in there somewhere which may have had a prototype casing.
Feel free to swear at them here:
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