Recommendation for Displaying Vintage Computer Board

[ericsjunkbox]

I found an early intel-based circuit board in my junk box that I would like to display on in a nice case on the wall. Any thoughts on a good way to display? It's fairly small, 6.5" tall and around 8" wide if I include the plug hanging off the left side.

[crazybubba64]

Nice 4004.

I find that there are plenty of nice shadowboxes available at most craft stores (or even just a local Walmart/Menards or anywhere that sells photo frames).

You could stick two pins in the holes in the top corners of the board to hold it in place.

[ericsjunkbox]

That's a good idea, thank you.

[Elar]

That's from Busicom 141-PF calculator, original product for which MCS-4 was designed.

[H3nrik V!]

Wow! That shouldn't be in a junk box ..

[johnorun]

If I found a treasure like that in my junk drawer, I'd change the name to goldmine drawer!

[snuci]

As a vintage computer collector who dabbles in calculators, I would find a picture of the Busicom 141-PF and put it side-by-side so you know what it comes from.

[ericsjunkbox]

Including a pic of the calculator is a good idea. Here is my first try at the shadow box.

Most of the work has been researching interesting commentary to describe the board.