Apple 2: turns on fine. I had to crank the 200 ohm pot way down to get it to display on my (modern) TV. I don't know if that's normal, I know it has a wacky ntsc signal but I don't have an old crt monitor to test it. Check the pictures for a few tests, including a keyboard test, a few keys double tap a few do not respond. Basic test seems to be okay. Memory untested because the 3 key doesn't work. Reset okay. Speaker okay. Slots not tested, no expansion cards.

Does not have screws to hold the bottom to the case.
Motherboard date code: 7901 (rev 03)Serial number:a2s1-14221PSU serial number: a2m001-7228

Replaced PSU guts with reactive micro new PSU guts. Before this I bought a Console5 re-cap kit and attempted to re-cap the psu, that didn't work. So you will get a working psu w/ reactive guts, the original pcb fitted with a re-cap kit, as well as a bag full of the original caps etc if you want to undo it.

Comes with a sup'r'mod-like device, works.

The untested paddles have a single broken pin on them, pin included!

Books:

1978 January Apple II. Reference manual Redbook.

Apple software Bank Apple soft reference manual Blue book.

Apple II. Basic programming manual spiral book

Five tapes:

Applesoft 2A a2t0004x

Personal software micro chess

High resolution graphics 002-0002-01

Micro user software exchange global war

Demo by Tim quinland from mad hatter software

All tapes untested

Little Apple logo keychain