01/ 06
1998 / Tokyo
See-Thru Vision CC
A clear-shell video camera trail for the Y2K desk.
- CHECK FIRST
- Power, optics, corrosion
- COLLECTOR EDGE
- Service history and parts
- CONCEPT BAND
- NZ$420—780
Objects with a past / Trails for the future
THE DROP
DECK.
Not a fake shopfront. A detailed collector map: why it matters, what to inspect and where the hunt begins.
02/ 06
1989 / Kyoto
Pocket Pixel 01
The original portable pixel ritual, region by region.
- CHECK FIRST
- Shell, screen, seals
- COLLECTOR EDGE
- Region and original box
- CONCEPT BAND
- NZ$180—520
03/ 06
1974 / Copenhagen
Orbit Deck 1200
A sculptural listening station from the space-age home.
- CHECK FIRST
- Power, optics, corrosion
- COLLECTOR EDGE
- Service history and parts
- CONCEPT BAND
- NZ$900—2.4K
04/ 06
1977 / New York
Nova LED Timepiece
Press to glow: tiny red digits from tomorrow.
- CHECK FIRST
- Shell, screen, seals
- COLLECTOR EDGE
- Region and original box
- CONCEPT BAND
- NZ$160—460
05/ 06
1986 / Seoul
Mono CRT / 09
A phosphor-green portal for a terminal-era corner.
- CHECK FIRST
- Power, optics, corrosion
- COLLECTOR EDGE
- Service history and parts
- CONCEPT BAND
- NZ$100—380
06/ 06
1982 / Osaka
Prism Radio 3
Pocket FM in the saturated colours of the early eighties.
- CHECK FIRST
- Shell, screen, seals
- COLLECTOR EDGE
- Region and original box
- CONCEPT BAND
- NZ$120—410
/ The collector code
BUY THE OBJECT.
KEEP THE EVIDENCE.
01Ask for serials, underside photos and proof of function.02Compare sold evidence—not only optimistic asking prices.03Keep screenshots, receipts and repair history together.04Walk away when the story is stronger than the evidence.