Archaeologic contains a series of archive publications and documents pertinent to the history of microcomputing in Britain. All of the documents collected here are out of print. A number of them were published by organisations which are now defunct. As such the status of their ownership, from a copyright perspective, is uncertain. Other documents are currently within copyright, but I have chosen to make copies available because of their, in my view, overarching value to the historian.
If you are the owner of one or more of the documents contained here, please contact me. I am happy to discuss their ongoing availability.
Tony Smith
- Amstrad Notepad NC100 I/O Specification by Cliff Lawson and Amstrad (1992) Amstrad †
- Amstrad Notepad NC100 Surgical Guide by Hans-Jürgen Böhling †
- The Amstrad Notepad Advanced User Guide by Robin Nixon (1993) Sigma Press †
- How to Program the Amstrad NC100 Notepad by Patrick Hall (1993) Sigma Press †
- NC100 Magic by Vic Gerhardi and Dave Hampson (1993) Kuma †
- Thorn EMI Liberator User Manual by Thorn EMI Dynatel (1985) Thorn EMI †
- The Chips are Down by Colin Hines (1978) Earth Resources Research. †
- NEB: A Case for Euthanasia by Michael Grylls and John Redwood (1980) Centre for Policy Studies †
1 — Items marked † are not public domain but are copyright material. However, these relate to historical products
that are no longer in production and/or were produced by companies that are no longer extant; were produced by
organizations or publishers that are no longer in existence; or are of a deeply historical nature that they have no contemporary
relevance. Copyright holders are invited to contact me (via the Issues system) if they object to the inclusion of
the material here.