Over the years, I have gradually acquired a collection of various bits of technology that by now qualify as "museum pieces". I decided to make this collection available online for people to enjoy. The museum began primarily with computer equipment, but I have realized that there are at least three other categories that are worth mentioning, so I have split things up into four separate groups. While I'm at it, I will probably also add some "contemporary" items, as in, modern items that I'm actually using on a regular basis.
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First of all, there is the computer section.
The oldest item in this category is an OEM Teletype from 1971. The most modern item is an Intel Itanium server, probably from around 2008.
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The second section is photography. This section contains various cameras, lenses, and accessories. The collection is mostly focused around Olympus 35mm, but there are a few other items as well. The oldest items are an Agfamatic 2008 Tele Pocket Sensor from 1976 and a Praktika EE2 from 1977. The most modern item is an Olympus OM-707.
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Third, there is the model railroad section. This is largely made up of Fleischmann and Faller items from the 1960s and 1970s, along with a few bits and pieces from other brands. All in H0 scale.
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And finally, the fourth section has some Hifi Audio equipment from the 1980s and 1990s, including some interesting Bang & Olufsen and Philips items.