Vintage Kaypro II portable CP/M computer with a strong period-correct MicroPro WordStar 3.0 software and documentation bundle. This is the classic early 1980s Kaypro “luggable” computer with rugged metal case, built-in green CRT display, dual 5.25” floppy drives, front keyboard panel, carry handle, rear I/O ports, and attached AC power cord.This item comes from a private vintage computer collection and was stored in a climate-controlled facility. Photos show the actual system and materials included in this listing.The computer is marked Non-Linear Systems, Inc., Solana Beach, California and has serial number 013602. Rear ports are labeled J4 Serial I/O, J3 Keyboard, and J2 Printer Output. The Kaypro II is one of the classic portable CP/M computers of the early personal computing era, known for its metal case, green CRT, dual floppy drive layout, and serious business/productivity software environment.This unit powers on and the built-in CRT displays the Kaypro II prompt:“Please place your diskette into Drive A.”The screen is visible with readable green text. The system presents very well as a displayable collector piece, restoration candidate, or early CP/M productivity setup.Included in This System* Kaypro II portable computer
* Built-in green CRT display
* Integrated front keyboard panel
* Dual 5.25” floppy drives
* Attached AC power cord
* Original MicroPro WordStar 3.0 floppy disk, serial YB9267H2
* Matching WordStar 3.0 working disk, serial YB9267H2
* MicroPro WordStar binder/documentation set shown
* WordStar General Information Manual, WS-3630-1 (3.0), First Issue May 15, 1981
* MicroPro Product Catalog, Winter 1981/82
* Additional WordStar instruction sheets shown
* Kaypro WordStar Training Guide, Second Edition Revised February 1983The WordStar materials make this a much stronger collector bundle than a loose Kaypro alone. The matching original disk, working disk, MicroPro binder, MicroPro documentation, product catalog, and Kaypro WordStar Training Guide give the set a complete early business-computing feel.Demonstrated OperationThe Kaypro II powers on and displays the Kaypro II disk prompt on the internal green CRT. The software disks are vintage magnetic media and are included as collectible software/media.ConditionGood vintage cosmetic condition overall with normal age-related wear. The case shows scratches, scuffs, dust, discoloration, light staining, tarnish on handle hardware, oxidation around some screws, and general signs of age and storage. The keyboard appears complete with all visible keys present. The CRT glass appears intact, and the display powers on with readable output.The WordStar binder, Kaypro training guide, paper documentation, and disks show age-related handling wear, light discoloration, and normal storage wear. The materials present well as a displayable and collectible early 1980s software/documentation group.Please review all photos carefully. Photos are part of the description.Collector / Historical NoteThe Kaypro II is a desirable early portable CP/M computer from the luggable era, before true laptops became common. Its metal case, green CRT, dual floppy drives, and integrated keyboard/front cover give it a strong visual presence that appeals to retro-computing collectors, archivists, museums, engineers, designers, and early personal computer enthusiasts.The included MicroPro WordStar materials add real collector appeal. WordStar was one of the defining word processors of the CP/M era, and this bundle captures the early 1980s business software environment very well.Shipping / PackingThis is a heavy vintage computer with a CRT and will be packed carefully. Double-boxing, dense padding, insurance, and signature confirmation are recommended. The disks, binder, training guide, and printed materials will be protected separately inside the shipment. Local pickup is also welcome if offered.This is vintage computer equipment from the early 1980s. It may require cleaning, service, adjustment, compatible disks, or repair for full long-term use.Photos show the actual item included in this listing.
