Apple HyperCard (Macintosh)

From impressive additions to the Mac demoscene, and classic games, to personal applications, public presentations, and simple databases for small businesses -- all in glorious and crisp black & white -- Apple's HyperCard for the Macintosh was a legendary piece of software. A "Personal Toolkit for Information" that defined the platform, and truly opened up software creation to the non-specialist. And here's an Ars Technica article all about it.

Here, on the other hand, is an Apple Hypercard (Mac) eBay auction for a boxed copy of the application. Inside the elegant and finely preserved box you will find the four 3.5" disks, the user's guide, a license agreement (apparently Apple always loved those), and the Packing List leaflet just to make sure you know what you've got.

Seller ships only within the US.

Maxwell's Demon (Apple II)

A wild and rare copy of Maxwell's Demon debugger/assembler for the Apple II has appeared on eBay for all you nostalgic programmers and collectors. The highest bidder will be getting a working, fully tested original disk of the program and the manual that goes with it.

Seller ships to most places worldwide.

Deluxe Paint III (Amiga)

It's a pixel artist's retro dream and quite possibly the best graphics and animation creator that can run on your Amiga. It's Deluxe Paint III by Electronic Arts and you can now grab it in its original box for a more than reasonable price with a little help from the Attic Bug. Seller ships worldwide.