This computer is better then the Schoolsky computer - This computer has all original parts and IC's as purchased from Byte Shop in 1976 by Adam Dustin. One IC socket was changed by Dustin years ago. The Schoolsky computer had no IC's only unloaded sockets when I purchased it from Adam Schoolsky. Win Heagy and I spent about a year locating ICS of the correct dated code but a few were a bit newer then 1976 and that is showing in the evaluation of the Schoolsky computer by Corey Cohen.
The items below go with the Dustin #2 Apple-1 computer.
Dustin #2 Apple-1 computer.
Better resolution here at Google Photos. When I copied the photos from Google photos to put in this document I noticed the resolution was not as good as the original Google photo. The link allows you to look directly at the Google photo. Click on the photo when you have the Google photo and you will see that you can expand the photo and get a good look at the computer.
Back of #2 Dustin Apple-1 computer.
Better resolution here at Google Photos
Dustin #2
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Dustin #2 Computer
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Dustin #2 computer
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Some of the Apple-1 computers had serial number of some sort on the back and the origin of these numbers has not been verified. Byte Shop stores are most likely place that put them on the computer. Dustin told me he purchased both of the computers at a Byte Shop. Dustin was the first owner and I am the second owner.
Copy of Drawing made by Ron Wayne with his original signature. Ron was one of the three original owners of Apple - He had 10% , Steve Jobs had 45%, and Steve Wozniak had 45%. Wayne sold his interest back to the two Steves after about 10 days for $800 on April 1, 1976. I aquired this from Bob Luther who had contact with Ron Wayne about 5 years ago.
Receipt for $450 Postal Money order - good close up.
All the receipts with pass with this computer.
Original Apple list of dealers about 1977.
Original Apple-2 brochure - one of the first uses of the colored Apple logo.
I guess this is a brochure before they had the color logo.
Inside of above brochure.
Inside Apple-2 brochure.
Inside Apple-2 brochure.
This Apple-2 brochure was put out before the delivery of the Apple-2 started. Get on the list for your Apple-2.
Original copy of Silicon Gulch Gazette Volume 5 Number 2. This is addressed to Adam Schoolsky. Adam sent me a number of the Gazettes when I purchase his Apple-1. Not many real copies of these exist.
Orginial Copy of the Intelligent Machines Journal - Feb 28, 1979 issue #4. Also from Adam Schoolsky.
Copy of the Zaltair Brochure. Front side.
Copy of the Zaltair Brochure. Back side
In term of the Dustin computers I got the first call December 6,1994. The call was so casual that I thought that Dustin was just telling me a story that he had 2 Apple-1 computers. Said at the time he may donate one for a tax deduction but he did not want to do anything now.
He called back in 1996 and said he may be ready to sell but had moved and he could only find one of the computers. In August 1996 he called again ready to sell both computers but wanted cash or small certified checks. The bottom log book shows my recording of the check serial numbers as I sent them to him.
You will get the copies I have of these checks shown in photos above.
Copy of entry in my log book described above.
Copy of entry in my log book described above.
