[TUHS] Re: Your Most Prized UNIX Artifacts?

It's not exactly a UNIX artifact but in the late 60s - early 70s when we wanted a break at night we'd go down to the second floor of building 2 which had a PDP-15/GRIN-2 and play space war. It sticks in my memory because there was an Etch-A-Sketch hanging on the side of one of the equipment racks with a sign under it that said "In case of fire, throw in". Anyway, I have a hunk of DEC fan-fold paper tape with double-sun space war on it; the boot address is written on the leader in my teen-age handwriting. Somewhere I have a paper tape reader. When I have some spare cycles I plan to read that tape in and try to get it running as folks have VMs for that architecture. Probably will have to build a button box to go with it - I recall that there was an 8 button box, 4 for each player - turn left, turn right, accelerate, and shoot. And it also read the front panel console switches to change the game settings such as limited/unlimited ammo, limited/unlimited fuel, tumble-mode, etc. Another non-UNIX artifact that I came across is a 1974 BTL directory. The departmental index is fascinating - gives a view of what a real research lab looked like. Jon