Original AppleWorks v1.0 Program Disk

[tturner@freenet.edmonton.ab.ca ()]

--> Over the years, I've made a hobby of collecting original
    A2 software, in as `mint' a condition as possible - and
    that includes matching diskette sleeves, programme disks,
    startup disks, data disks; whatever made up the complete
    original software package (sans manuals: it's the software
    that I've found more often, while rummaging through the
    `bargain bins', swap-meets, Value Village, Goodwill, etc.;
    rather than the manuals and since they take up much more
    space in my already crowded computer room...). I never
    worried or obsessed with anything in particular - still,
    there's one incomplete package that I'd like to `tidy-up'
    by getting the second disk: the AppleWorks Program disk
    for v1.0. I have the Startup disk, including the matching
    diskette sleeve: It's a beige-ish label and sleeve, with
    darker-ish lines running length-wise across both, with a
    rainbow-ish colour ( <-- oops! My `Canadian' is showing!)
    box of thicker lines in the middle of the sleeve, with an
    angled darker-ish shadow to the right and bottom of the
    coloured box. There's a thicker line across the top of
    the label that is in a rainbow of colours and the full-
    colour Apple Logo in the upper-right label corner.

    Booting the disk, shows ProDOS 1.0.1 and Rupert Lissner
    and V1.0 on the screen (as it waits forever, for that
    non-existant Program disk!). I have several other original
    AppleWorks versions, including the `standard' one that
    came with the //c - and other programmes, etcetera.

    I also have a couple of original duplicate pfs: disks;
    being, pfs: report sortwork  and  pfs: graph sampler,
    both in `fair' to `good' condition (but not `mint');
    that I'd be willing to trade for a `fair' to `good'
    original AppleWorks v1.0 Program disk with original
    matching sleeve - in the design I detailed above.

    Mayhaps no one else is as sentimental or silly as me,
    to bother `collecting' original, complete, A2 software,
    as I do; but, if so - and if someone is interested;
    then by all means, contact me and let's see if we can
    work something out, OK? Sorry for the length of this
    post, folks - I just wanted to be clear on where I'm
    coming from, in this regard. Thanks for your time. Ciao!
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E.A.G.L.E Librarian A3 BBS:403/481-3133  email:tturner@freenet.edmonton.ab.ca