No images because they're not here yet, plus I'm sure everyone knows what they look like and you could just search on the net if you don't. But whatever, I got a couple of Pentiums;
SX753 - a 60MHz Socket 4 model with the FDIV bug, one of the gray top models known for overheating... Might not use that one too much unless I can get my hands on a good Socket 4 cooler, don't really want to use glue.
SX879 - a 90MHz Socket 5 model with the FDIV bug, this is a gold top version of the CPU. Might end up in place of my 75MHz chip as I could easily drop back to 75MHz by changing the one BUS speed jumper in that system.
Of course, this is assuming they actually work. The thing with buying them as a collector in this way, is that they are never sold as working parts as such and are mostly judged by visual condition because such collectors just put them on display. Still,if all the pins exist they are usually still working and I am of the impression all the pins are present. I don't really do the whole putting things on display thing, instead preferring to beat the hardware halfway to death for as long as it remains working, then fix it and abuse it even more. Boxes and broken parts are for display, working parts are for work.
It's all about the Pentiums! Yeay!