(Sounds like a cool thing to collect to me, though. Although
> I prefer the earlier packages where they included
> interesting, short program listings that you couldn't always
> tell what they did before running
> them.)
>
Beagle Bros. will always have a soft spot in my heart because I just
l
C.E. Forman stated:
>
>> > Putting games in plastic is one thing. Putting
>> > plastic ON games is quite another.
>>
>> But can the plastic be removed without affecting the condition of the box?
>If
>> so, that would solve your grading problem...
>
>>From what I saw of my German friend's work, it
Tough call and definitely subjective. Personally I'd give them a "F" if
there were no other issues with them.
Hugh
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> > Putting games in plastic is one thing. Putting
> > plastic ON games is quite another.
>
> But can the plastic be removed without affecting the condition of the box?
If
> so, that would solve your grading problem...
>From what I saw of my German friend's work, it looked pretty irreversible.
Bu
"C.E. Forman" wrote:
>
> Putting games in plastic is one thing. Putting
> plastic ON games is quite another.
But can the plastic be removed without affecting the condition of the box? If
so, that would solve your grading problem...
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> Two of the boxes and manuals are covered in clear contact paper. I
> guess the previous owner was trying to ensure they'd be sturdy enough
> to survive repeated reference, although it doesn't look like that was
> a problem. 8) I can understand the manual, but the box???
>
> Anyway, what rating
Found some old Beagle Bros. AppleWorks TimeOut tools while away for
Thanksgiving. It's led me to a question.
Two of the boxes and manuals are covered in clear contact paper. I
guess the previous owner was trying to ensure they'd be sturdy enough
to survive repeated reference, although it doesn't
