
I managed to secure a large collection of OpenVMS distribution media from a University Lab who no longer wanted them - a large box arrived with what must have been about 20 boxes of shrink wrapped software - mostly quarterly updates of the Software Product Library, but also including a Compaq branded distribution of OpenVMS itself, and also one branded HP (7.3.2 for VAX and Alpha).

I also had a copy of Netscape Enterprise Server from 1998 that I opened up, and you can see the contents. It was amazing to see so many 'modern' terms described in a product that is now 10 years old, although I can't say I liked the look of server-side Javascript that much! This box contains Windows NT and Unix versions, including Digital Unix 4.x which I happen to have running on my DEC AXP 3000/600. Possibly too much of a coincidence...
