Assembly Editor CXL4003 Atari 400 800 Cartridge (works) & user manual -READ- For Sale

Assembly Editor CXL4003 Atari 400 800 Cartridge (works) & user manual -READ-
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Assembly Editor CXL4003 Atari 400 800 Cartridge (works) & user manual -READ-:
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PLEASE REVIEW ALL PHOTOS AND READ ENTIRE DESCRIPTION BEFORE MAKING YOUR DECISION TO PURCHASE THIS ITEM.This listing is for
Assembly Editor (computing Language) CXL4003For the Atari 400 800
Includes
Cartrdige (CXL4003)Original Manual
System reads cart, as shown in pics of me testing it.
Important:
Condition of manual is as follows ( I send more photos if needed)
Manual has writing, general note taking, perhaps self revisions, taping of notes on pages, and lines through wording on pages.
All pages are intact as far as I can tell, but like I said, a lot of pages do have the writing I described above.
Most of the taped paper notes and be lifted up to see what was originally written on the pages.
Other than what I mentioned above, manual is in good cosmetic pre-owned condition. There are no tears or real discoloration.
No foul or offensive odors.
Creases are expected, as this was used.
Again, I can send more photos of the pages if needed..
smoke free
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