Massive Curated Computer History Advertising Collection 1970s - 1980s. For Sale

Huge collection of highly curated early computer related ads, photos, brochures and articles. Collection is mainly composed of vintage computer related advertising; but also includes some of the forementioned material. The material looks to date from the late 1970s to the early 1980s, but I have not looked at every page.
This is a rare opportunity to pick up some of the earliest historical material from the start of personal computing. If you buy ads individually, they may sell for $6 to $14 per ad. No idea how many pages are in the collection. It is about 2 inches tall. The video shows a small fraction of what is included in the collection. An archival box is included in the sale, but it is just thrown in for free and is not covered by any damage to the box in shipping. Beside computers the material covers modems, robotics, plotters, dot matrix printers, floppy discs, software, early copy protection, tape drives, hard drives, enclosures, circuit boards, ports and lots more. Here are some of the companies I saw in the collection.
U.S. Robotics
Tallgrass Electric
Commodore Labs
Popcom
Epson
AST Research
Amdek
Great Lakes
Koala Labs
Prentice
Miltac
Ohio Shack
Micromart
Byte
Universal Arbor Storage
Ligo Research
Wyse Systems
Taxan
Microvoice
Heath Kit
Data Defenders
Novation
Leading Edge
J-Cat
Tava Post
Smart Cable
Houston Instrument
MA Systems
SAFT
PC Ware
Tandy
Software Automation
Dow Jones Investment Evaluator
Priority One Electronics
Beck
Gibson Light Pen
Applies Digital Data Computer
Scottsdale systems
Software Banc
Princeton
ACE Computer
Sharp
Lotus
Action Computer
Uni Source
Multi Tech
Tele Video
Rana Systems
Micro Peripherals
Midwest Micro Gen
Sage
Business Systems
Commuter
Visual
Mini PC
Bubble DiscSold only as a collection, will not break up.
Note: This collection is a deaccession from a special collections archive. There may be folds, bends, stains, stickers / rubber stampings, rips, tight cuts or writing on the pages. Whatever it is, the collection is sold as-is and no refunds.