Tandy Showcase: A Private Archive of Tandy & Radio Shack History
Welcome to Tandy Showcase @ VCFSW!
This page will guide you through our
VCFSW 2025 Exhibit.
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Items from our collection, featuring computers and memorabilia from Tandy Corporation, Radio Shack, and the people that made it happen.
Table 1: Memorabilia
500 Character Description
Table 2: Color Computer Family
AgVision Videotex Terminal (1980). Developed after the Green Thumb Project terminal including Motorola SAM Chip. Released by Radio Shack as the Videotex Terminal. Design was modified to become the TRS-80 Color Computer.
Table 3: Computers & Video
500 Character Description
Table 4: Jerry Heep
500 Character Description
Table 5: Paul T. Schreiber
500 Character Description
Table 6: FOR SALE
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Tandy Showcase is a privately owned and independently operated archival collection.
It is not a nonprofit organization and does not hold federal or state tax-exempt status.
Tandy Showcase does not solicit or accept monetary donations.
Physical items may be accepted at the owner’s discretion and become part of the private collection unless otherwise agreed in writing.
Tandy Showcase is not affiliated with Tandy Corporation, Radio Shack, or any related entity.