Teleport Gold II Fax/Modem – Global Village Communication (1994) | Made in USA Offered here is the Teleport Gold II Fax/Modem by Global Village Communication, one of the most respected modem manufacturers of the classic Macintosh era. Designed in California and made in the USA, this device represents the peak of pre-internet dial-up communication for Macintosh computers. In the early 1990s, Global Village modems were known for their exceptional reliability, elegant industrial design, and deep Mac OS integration, making them a preferred choice for professionals and creatives. // System Requirements – Macintosh or Power Macintosh (except 128K, 512K, and Plus) – System Software 7.0 or later – Minimum 4 MB RAM – Standard two-wire analog dial-up phone line // What’s Included – Teleport Gold II Fax/Modem (Model PL510) – Original power adapter – Original documentation: Global Fax User’s Guide, Gold Fax/Modem User’s Guide and Teleport Getting Started Guide. // Why This Modem Matters – A flagship external modem from the golden age of Macintosh computing – Allowed Macs to send faxes, connect to bulletin board systems (BBS), and access early online services – Ideal for period-correct Macintosh setups (System 7 era) – Increasingly rare with complete documentation and accessories // Collector & Display Value Today, the Teleport Gold II is highly valued by: – Vintage Macintosh collectors – Retro-computing enthusiasts – Designers recreating authentic early-1990s Mac workstations – Museums and display collections focused on communication history Even when not connected to a phone line, this modem remains a beautiful and historically important accessory that completes a classic Mac desktop setup. // A Unique Retro Tech Find Whether you plan to use it with a legacy Macintosh, display it alongside classic Apple hardware, or preserve it as a milestone in digital communication history, the Teleport Gold II is a compelling and nostalgic piece from 1994. Please carefully review all photos to assess condition and completeness before bidding.