A period MS-DOS 6 kit: an unopened Microsoft MS-DOS 6.2 OEM pack on 3.5" disks, plus Peter Norton’s Complete Guide to DOS 6.22 and a pocket DOS 6 command reference.
For vintage PC collectors and anyone building or restoring a DOS-era machine.
What’s included (numbered to match the photos)
- Microsoft MS-DOS 6.2 OEM pack (c. 1993), unopened. Includes the Concise User’s Guide and 3.5" disks, with the Certificate of Authenticity on the back. Photos 03–04.
- Peter Norton’s Complete Guide to DOS 6.22, 6th Edition (1994), Peter Norton. Sams. ISBN 0-672-30614-X. With its tear-out “DOS 6 Survival Guide” command card. Photos 05–09.
- DOS 6 Reference, Special Pocket Edition (1994), Mike Lottridge. PCI Publishing. ISBN 0-9635330-4-5. Photos 10–15.
About the MS-DOS pack
The pack is unopened. Its wrap is intact, but I can’t verify that it’s the original factory wrap, so I’m describing it as unopened rather than factory sealed. Because it’s unopened, I haven’t counted or tested the disks; it’s sold as a vintage collectible, not as guaranteed working software. The package is printed “For Sale only with a new PC”; it’s offered here as a collectible item from a personal collection, not bundled with a PC.
Condition of the books
- Peter Norton’s Complete Guide to DOS 6.22: Good. Heavy general shelf wear for its age and page-edge yellowing. The “DOS 6 Survival Guide” card is present and intact (photo 07).
- DOS 6 Reference, Special Pocket Edition: Acceptable, and the reason the lot is graded that way. Heavy rubbing, scratching, creasing and edge wear to the flexible covers (photos 11–13), and a previous owner’s name and date on the title page (photo 14). The binding is intact.
Shipping
Wrapped and boxed, USPS Media Mail, with a printed packing list in the box.
