We are a network of passionate vintage computer subject matter experts with private collections ranging from common systems to museum-grade, hard-to-find, and ultra-rare computers from yesteryear. Our trained Affiliate Collectors, many of whom are seasoned Information Technology professionals, work with you to create the perfect authentic, period correct presentation featuring computer equipment from our extensive collections. We can often provide more than just the keyboard and mouse too, as our collections may include other related period items to truly complete the scene.
If you’re a director, producer, prop master, or creative looking to dial up the realism and period-accuracy of your set design—we are your new best friends.
Want to create an unforgettable presentation for a corporate, educational or other special event? We have you covered.
Growing collection including Apple, Macintosh, & Toshiba with a focus on workstations and mobile systems from the beginning of the internet age
About 1 hour from Boston
Extensive collection featuring items from Apple & Macintosh and NeXT, showcasing some of the most iconic systems from both companies & library of operating system software
Less than an hour from Greensboro
Apple and Macintosh-focused collection of All-in-One, Desktop, Laptop, Printer models and related peripherals and items from
1983 to 2006
About 2 hours from New York City
We are now onboarding Affiliate Collectors!
We also have additional collector connections across the United States and Canada.
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We were proud to play a behind-the-scenes role in a recent Feastables x Clix commercial—starring MrBeast and Clix—by sourcing and supporting four matching first-generation Apple iMacs from the late 1990s.
The production called for retro-corporate vibes and era-authentic gear. Thanks to our collaboration with a talented local vintage computer collector, the creative team had exactly what they needed to bring their vision to life—on time and on set.
Want to see how vintage tech helped launch a cutting-edge campaign? Read the full story
