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Jul. 19, 1980

ARTHEUR L. SCHAWLOW J.G. Jackson - C.J. Wood Professor of Phyiscs (415) 407-4358 July 10, 1980 Mr. J. Torzewski

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Oct. 30, 1978

ARTHEUR L. SCHAWLOW J.G. Jackson - C.J. Wood Professor of Phyiscs (415) 407-4358 October 30, 1978 Mr. J. Torzewski

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Sep. 14, 1978

Stanford University. Stanford. California 94303 ARTHEUR L. SCHAWLOW J.G. Jackson - C.J. Wood Professor of Phyiscs (415) 407-4358 September 14, 1978

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Jan. 23, 1978

Standford University DEPARTMENT OF PHYSICS Jan. 23, 1978 Mr. J. Torzewski 51625 Chestnut Road Granger, IN 46530 Dear Mr. Torzewski:

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Jan. 3, 1977

The date on this letter is incorrect. It was actually written in 1978, not 1977.


Stanford University DEPARTMENT OF PHYSICS Jan. 3, 1977

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Letters from Professor Schawlow

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SCCS INTERFACE

The hobbyists magazines of the 1970's had spots where they would tell about newsletters, clubs, etc. for free. This one was for the Apple 1 Library. It was published in 1977.


Dear Joe, I got your note and will run it in the next SCCS Interface. Would you mind if I were to list you as Apple I coordinator?

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Letter 1 (Craig Solomonson)

Craig was a computer collector of types who was considering writing a book about the Apple 1. That's why he wrote to Edmond to find out more on the Apple 1 and to the Woz.


Joe, Nice to hear from you. Sounds like you have been

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Letter from Stan Veit

This letter is from Stan Veit, former owner of The Computer Mart of New York, the third person Steve Jobs sold an Apple 1 to, and Apple's third dealer. It was sent to Joe Torzewski of the Apple One Library.

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Postcard from Woz

The best way to get an answer from Apple in the early days (and sometimes still) was to include a self-addressed post card with your letter. Joe used this method in 1977 when he inquired about floating point BASIC for the Apple 1. He recieved the following reply, from Steve Wozniak himself:

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