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Apple IIe Computer - WORKS - with Disk II, two joysticks, and carrying case
Apple IIe Computer - WORKS - with Disk II, two joysticks, and carrying case
Apple IIe Computer - WORKS - with Disk II, two joysticks, and carrying case
Apple IIe Computer - WORKS - with Disk II, two joysticks, and carrying case
Apple IIe Computer - WORKS - with Disk II, two joysticks, and carrying case
Apple IIe Computer - WORKS - with Disk II, two joysticks, and carrying case
Apple IIe Computer - WORKS - with Disk II, two joysticks, and carrying case
Apple IIe Computer - WORKS - with Disk II, two joysticks, and carrying case
Apple IIe Computer - WORKS - with Disk II, two joysticks, and carrying case
Apple IIe Computer - WORKS - with Disk II, two joysticks, and carrying case
Apple IIe Computer - WORKS - with Disk II, two joysticks, and carrying case
Apple IIe Computer - WORKS - with Disk II, two joysticks, and carrying case

Apple IIe Computer - WORKS - with Disk II, two joysticks, and carrying case

$ 90.02

Availability: 74 in stock
  • Vintage: Yes
  • Type: Home Computer
  • All returns accepted: ReturnsNotAccepted
  • Model: Apple IIe
  • Brand: Apple
  • Country/Region of Manufacture: United States

    Description

    The Apple IIe turns on, and, when the Disk II is connected, it plays disks. The keyboard and joysticks have not been tested.
    One of the joysticks was produced by Apple, and the other one was produced by a third party (Hayes Products).
    A power cord is not included.
    As can be seen from the photos, a few keys are missing from the keyboard. The plastic cover for the keyboard light is also missing.
    Above the keyboard, there is the outline of a (removed) Apple sticker. There are also faint impressions of some inscriptions and symbols (a peace sign, etc.), which someone apparently attempted to clean off. These are subtle, but are noticeable when the light catches them.
    It would be a good idea to lightly clean all of the items for sale. I haven't done so.
    A leatherette carrying case is included, which probably dates to the 1980s. The case has a modified version of the Apple logo, so it likely isn't an authentic Apple product.