Re: Broderbund's "Toy Shop"

["Anthony Beckett" <anthony@spambad.unnamedpcmuseum.com>]

Hi guys;

I have two original copies of Toy Shop for the Apple II - I'm trying to
download Super Transcopy to make an image for you guys.

Anthony Beckett (also in Australia)
www.unnamedpcmuseum.com

"Hilary M. Turner" <hilarymichael@ozemail.com.au> wrote in message
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> Well first:
>
>     I have requested the same thing. What I have also done is requested
the
> inclusion in the Lost Treasures.
>     As to your desire for a pc set of disks I have a set. I also have the
> manual which as you may know is for all types and the disks were just add
> for specific computers of the time.
>     I would be willing to send you the disks for the cost of postage.
Being
> in Australia is a bit of a bugbear though.
>
>     I have on occasion also found a copy on eBay but get beaten in the
> bidding.
> Hilary
>
> Keith Olson wrote:
>
> > I just came across an unused copy of Broderbund's "Toy Shop" for the
> > Apple 2 (You remember, the one with the working cardstock models of
> > things like catapults, cranes, carousels, steam engines, etc.)  <SIGH>
> > It made me feel like a kid again - that is, until I couldn't find a disk
> > image for it anywhere on the 'net <AAAAARGH!>.  If anyone knows where
> > one is, or (better yet) an IBM or Mac version *PLEEEEEASE* let me know.
> > I'd even be willing to loan someone the manual for scanning (as long as
> > they treat it with all of the care that they would the Dead Sea Scrolls
> > <G>)
> >
> > Thanks
> > Keith Olson
> >
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