Vintage 1989 IBM Computer Portable Terminal User's Guide Internal Use Only USA For Sale

Vintage 1989 IBM Computer Portable Terminal User's Guide Internal Use Only USA
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Vintage 1989 IBM Computer Portable Terminal User's Guide Internal Use Only USA:
$59.99

Description and Condition
  • Vintage 1989 IBM Portable Terminal User's Guide – Internal Use Only – Fifth Edition. Made in USA. From the estate of an IBM computer technician. Guide measures approximately 5 7/8" x 7.5".
  • In great pre-owned condition with minor surface wear as shown. No writing on interior pages. Please zoom in and review all images included as this is the exact item you will be receiving.
  • Made in USA
  • Measures approximately 5 7/8" x 7.5" (see images included).
  • Feel free to ask any questions.
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