Models and documentation
The Catalog brings together models, variants, families and historical entries. Museum records preserve original collector comments alongside photographs and additional documentation.
Explore the Catalog →ChessEval documents dedicated chess computers as collectible objects, technical artifacts and part of the history of chess and computing.
ChessEval is devoted to dedicated chess computers: their designs, programs, hardware, tournament histories and place in the development of computer chess. The website and forum preserve dated collection records, photographs and discussions.
Collection photographs, original documents and dated collector notes connect individual machines with their histories. Records distinguish what the documentation establishes from collector observations and questions that remain open.
The Catalog brings together models, variants, families and historical entries. Museum records preserve original collector comments alongside photographs and additional documentation.
Explore the Catalog →The Inventory records individual machines, including duplicates and numbered specimens. Its 917 registered entries include 914 historical entries and three confirmed Mercedes-Benz prototypes. This number is not a claim about the total size of the collection.
Explore the Inventory →Dated collection notes and photographs are presented in modern historical records, alongside the current Museum documentation.
Historical documentation →Acquisition correspondence can support the history of a machine. Public records describe relevant object facts while private correspondence and personal contact details remain outside the public collection documentation.
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