1986 IBM DISPLAYWRITE 4 Word Processor Manual Binder Box 5 Floppy Disks Complete For Sale
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1986 IBM DISPLAYWRITE 4 Word Processor Manual Binder Box 5 Floppy Disks Complete
Price: US $99.95
Up for sale is an incredibly complete, highly collectible vintage office software suite: the official 1986 IBM Personal Computer Software — DisplayWrite 4 (Version 1.0) Complete Library Box Set! This massive archive was the gold standard for high-end corporate word processing during the classic DOS era.
Complete 5-Disk 5.25" Floppy Software Suite:
(P/N: 74X9330)
(P/N: 74X9334)
(P/N: 74X9338)
(P/N: 74X9342)
(P/N: 74X9346)
Included Technical Documentation & Guides:
Getting Started Manual Booklet (P/N: 74X9319)
Reference Guide Manual (P/N: 74X9317)
Technical Reference Guide (P/N: 74X9315)
Original IBM Owner Registration Card (Untouched / Not Filled Out!)
The Enclosure Layout: Housed inside its original textured 3-ring binder and enclosed within its original matching fabric hardshell IBM slipcase sleeve featuring its cardstock outer cover wrap (P/N: 74X9905).
Condition Details (Beautiful Vintage Condition / Fully Complete Set): Please review the photos carefully to evaluate the condition before purchasing.
The Manuals & Binder: The internal reference sheets, registration card, and text blocks are clean. Note that the softcover Getting Started booklet shows a natural vintage bend/curve along its spine margin from being stored pressed against the internal 3-ring metal mechanism.
The Outer Slipcase Enclosure: Sits perfectly sturdy, rigid, and square. The outer cardstock cover (74X9905) displays standard minor vintage storage handling wear, light surface scuffs, and minor edge rubbing consistent with age.
The 5.25" Floppy Disks: All 5 original floppy disks are in protective jackets. Please Note: Disks are sold strictly untried/untested on live vintage hardware due to the age of the magnetic media.