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Some things to note:
Heathkit "Programming in Fortran" and "Programming in Basic", cassette tutorials with all cassettes
Two WIndows 3.1 installation boxed sets with all floppies, one unused/floppies still sealed in bags.
MS-DOS 3.3 for HP computers
MS-DOS 4.01 for HP computers
WFW 3.11 upgrade
Sealed Foxpro for Windows
Lotus 1-2-3 for WIndows
Define valuable? Most of that software will sell for $10-20 on ebay. Books are harder to make money on.
Collector of old computers, hardware, and software
Worth more than say $40 bucks...
The books are somewhat uninteresting, although there are a fair number of Microsoft documentation books on the shelf.
Those two MS-DOS HP binders look awesome. There's documentation and floppies inside?
The more sound cards, the better.
AdLib documentary : Official Thread
Youtube Channel : The Sound Card Database
Yeah. Complete. They are pretty neat.
DOS 3.3 is probably worth something. Are there DOS 6 discs in that box? That's definitely worth keeping hold of.
What's in the Borland box? Presumably a programming language.
