The Museum of Classic Computers

Maker/Model	Aquired	Working
Sinclair ZX Spectrum 48k	1999	YES
Commodore 64	2001	YES
Sinclair QL	2001	N/A
Commodore 64C	2001	YES
Commodore 64 (boxed)	2001	YES
Commodore 116	2001	YES
Commodore 128	6/2001	YES
Atari 520ST	2002	YES
Commodore 64	6/2002	YES
Sinclair ZX Spectrum 48k	7/2002	NO
Commodore 64	7/2002	YES
Commodore 64G	8/2002	YES
Atari 130XE	11/2002	YES
Sinclair ZX Spectrum 16k	3/2003	YES
Amiga A500+	3/2003	YES
Commodore 16	5/2003	N/A
Philips VG8000 (MSX)	6/2003	YES
Atari 800XL	12/2003	N/A
Atari 1040STFM	3/2005	YES
Schneider CPC-6128	5/2005	N/A
Atari Portfolio	12/2005	YES
There's a total of 21 computers in the museum.

N/A - not tested

Consoles
Maker/Model	Aquired	Working
Nintendo Gameboy	-	YES
Nintendo Gameboy	-	YES
Nintendo Gameboy Color	2005	YES
Sega Master System II	-	YES
Atari 2600 Jr.	-	N/A
Sega Game Gear	-	YES

The museum was born in 1999 when I aquired my first ZX Spectrum 48k. After that it all went fast. I became a regular visitor of the local flea market where I got most of my computers (at bargain prices). Infact it went so fast, I actually had to stop collecting for a while because my room got really filled up with old hardware and software. Even now space is the biggest problem.

Most of the computers in my collecton are fully functional but I don't get to use them much. As I'm quite busy with everyday life I still haven't even tested them all! But don't worry, I will (eventually).