CITIZEN 120-d dot matrix printer - Computer (1) - In original box





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Citizen 120-D dot-matrix printer from 1986, in original box with original user manual, in like new condition and in working order, including PC serial interface and Commodore 64 interface.
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Citizen 120-D – Vintage dot-matrix printer complete with original box, PC interfaces and Commodore 64
Original Citizen 120-D dot-matrix printer, dating from the 1980s, complete with numerous accessories and original documentation.
The unit in the original Citizen box with the original user manual. The kit also includes the PC serial interface and the dedicated interface for Commodore 64, a feature that makes it particularly interesting for collectors and retrocomputing enthusiasts.
Included:
Citizen 120-D printer
Original box
Original user manual
Serial PC interface
Interface for Commodore 64
Sheet-feeding guides for single sheets
Tractor/carriage for continuous-form paper
Cables
The Citizen 120-D is a widely used dot-matrix printer from the era of domestic and professional computing in the 1980s, compatible with numerous systems. The presence of both the PC and Commodore 64 interfaces, together with the documentation and original packaging, increases its collector appeal.
Cosmetic conditions are clearly visible in the photographs,
Tested and working.
It has the printhead cover with a crack but it is well glued and does not affect operation.
Citizen 120-D – Vintage dot-matrix printer complete with original box, PC interfaces and Commodore 64
Original Citizen 120-D dot-matrix printer, dating from the 1980s, complete with numerous accessories and original documentation.
The unit in the original Citizen box with the original user manual. The kit also includes the PC serial interface and the dedicated interface for Commodore 64, a feature that makes it particularly interesting for collectors and retrocomputing enthusiasts.
Included:
Citizen 120-D printer
Original box
Original user manual
Serial PC interface
Interface for Commodore 64
Sheet-feeding guides for single sheets
Tractor/carriage for continuous-form paper
Cables
The Citizen 120-D is a widely used dot-matrix printer from the era of domestic and professional computing in the 1980s, compatible with numerous systems. The presence of both the PC and Commodore 64 interfaces, together with the documentation and original packaging, increases its collector appeal.
Cosmetic conditions are clearly visible in the photographs,
Tested and working.
It has the printhead cover with a crack but it is well glued and does not affect operation.

