[cctalk] Polymorphic Computer Documentation

In trying to make some Polymorphic docs available to a larger (but probably still small) group of people, one thing I have is a LOT of Polymorphic documentation/manuals. This all came from Polymorphic Systems after they shut down here in Santa Barbara. and is arranged by part # in folders in about three or four file cabinet drawers. While I haven't counted them, a WAG is probably around 100 or so manuals, each with a printed out manual and some (most?) have a floppy disk with the manual on them. Years ago, I had some uneducated person say these couldn't be original manuals since none of them have any pictures or graphics (that someone hadn't heard of cut and paste back when these manuals were put together.) I don't recall any graphics in the manuals, but it has been a LONG time since Ive looked at them so I could be wrong about that. If anyone needs a copy of a Polymorphic manual, let me know that part number and I'll see if I have it. I have a 600 dpi scanner and it is fairly easy to make copies. The 5 1/4" disks are probably around 50 years old, and I have no idea if they are still readable. Among all this stuff is about 20 assembly floor manuals I have looked at, but not done anything with. This is more stuff I would like to get scanned to avoid it being lost to posterity. Included in them are mods to the computer boards. Part of the motivation to do this was a post by Sellam (founder of VCF) a while ago talking about people passing away with potentially a lot of irreplaceable or uncommon stuff in their possession (I'm currently 80.) Normally I would bring some of this stuff to VCFMW, but I couldn't get a room at the convention hotel since they were apparently sold out, and thus I won't be attending this year.