EARLY APPLE MICE
Mouse IIe and M0100 Style 1
Model Number A2M2070
Serial Number 007688
Made in U.S.A.

The back of the connector is stamped 590-0369.

The thumbscrews are smooth and the ends are plain (no logo).

The ball is rubber.

NOTE: The case and connector appear to be identical to one version of the M0100 with the exception that the connector is stamped with 590-0055A. I have a few of these, mixed between "Made in Japan" and "Made in Malaysia" labels.

M0100, Style 2
Model Number M0100
Serial Number G434A11E01647
Made in U.S.A.

The back of the connector is stamped 590-0206.

The thumbscrews are ridged and have the Apple logo on the ends.

The ball is rubber.

M0100, Style 3
Model number M0100
Serial Number G451MO10004189
Made in U.S.A.

The back of the connector is stamped 590-0146.

The thumbscrews are ridged and have the Apple logo on the ends.

The ball is rubber.

APPLE IIc MOUSE
Model number A2M4035
Serial Number 184241
Made in U.S.A.

(Click here to see the label.)

The back of the connector is stamped 590-0369.

The thumbscrews are ridged and have the Apple logo on the ends.

The ball is rubber.

APPLE //e MOUSE INTERFACE CARD
Some Apple //e software could make use of a mouse. A Mouse Interface Card (670-0030) had a ribbon cable attached to a 9-pin female connector, typically mounted on the back panel of the computer.

Z-ENGINE
This is a Z-80 Co-Processor card for the Apple ][ series of computers.

 

 

These units are boxed with the instruction manual.
They appear to never have been used.

EPSON PARALLEL INTERFACE CARTRIDGE
I have four of these interfaces to connect an Apple IIc computer with an Epson LX-90 printer.

Inside the cartridge there are a couple of logic ICs and an EPROM, which is a socketed Hitachi 250 nanosecond 128K x 8 device (this specific one is an HN4827128G-25).


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