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I have started listing a huge game collection...check back all the time for crazy cool items going up.
Here is a Museum piece..
RARE VINTAGE ATARI ENGINEER PORTFOLIO – ACTUAL ATARI HOME COMPUTER DIVISION HISTORY!
In the late 1970s and early 1980s, Atari was everywhere. The Atari 2600 helped turn video games into a household obsession, bringing arcade-style gaming into millions of living rooms and helping define an entire generation. At the same time, Atari was pushing aggressively into home computing with machines such as the Atari 400 and 800, putting the company at the center of the exploding personal-computer revolution. For a few remarkable years, the Atari name represented the absolute cutting edge of electronic entertainment, engineering, programming and futuristic technology.
Now look at this incredible survivor from inside that world. This is a genuine Atari-branded engineer’s portfolio/folder, with the classic Atari logo embossed into the exterior and the interior repeatedly patterned with Atari logos. Even better, it still contains actual vintage engineering-related material, including original Atari Home Computer Division business cards for Senior Component Engineer Erwin Arvidson, showing Atari’s address at 30 East Plumeria Drive, San Jose, California, along with period engineering/grid paper and an unused Engineer’s Pad complete with slide-rule graphics. This is not a modern reproduction or a piece of consumer merchandise—it is the type of professional material that would have lived inside the working environment of Atari itself.
For the serious Atari collector, this is the kind of piece that goes far beyond another cartridge or console. It connects directly to the people who engineered the technology during Atari’s golden era. The portfolio shows some age and separation/wear along portions of the interior binding as photographed, but that only reinforces that this is a genuine working-era artifact that survived more than four decades. Finding an original Atari engineer portfolio is rare enough; finding one still containing named Atari engineering business cards and period engineering paper makes this an extraordinary piece of Silicon Valley and video-game am listing a massive collection of vintage electronic games, game consoles, and arcade memorabilia.I have fiddled with vintage games for more than 45 years. If you are a serious collector...or looking for the perfect nostalgic gift for someone who grew up in the 1970s, ’80s, or ’90s...you may have just hit the jackpot. Many of my items are extremely rare, unusual, and sometimes one-of-a-kind finds, so be sure to check my other listings and check back often, as I am constantly adding new treasures from the collection.
I believe in describing every item openly and accurately to the best of my ability..I do not intentionally hide flaws or problems. With the nature of these old games they will almost always have some little issue...buttons don't press perfect, screens faded, small scuffs or wear from play.... battery covers don't stay on perfect. All games are sold as is due to the nature of these games. If I see something obvious I will point it out.Please study all photos carefully, as the photos are 95% of the description and show exactly what you are buying. I am always happy to combine shipping whenever possible. Unless specifically stated in the listing, batteries are not included with electronic games. Yes I combine shipping on all US orders. I do not combine shipping on International orders. I will not label boxes as gift. International shipping can take extra time. I only use Global shipping. The price you see for shipping is what is collecting...not me. International orders are responsible for duties and taxes. does not have a process in place for this. All items are insured. Shipping price includes packaging and time for labor, etc. Thanks for looking, and enjoy the hunt—you never know what rare piece I’ll list next!
Don’t let this chance pass you by. Own it.
NOTE...You may see a number and a letter in the Title like "A1" this is a label for me telling me the location of the game in my house so I can find it quickly amongst all of the games listed. Thank you
