On Wed, 2 Jun 2004, Jesse Dougherty wrote:

> Hi all, we are trying to piece together some older HP line printers and
> needed some additional information. We have a C3201A - LP475 and a C3201B -
> LP500 smaller line printers and we need to find a technical reference guide
> for. I'm told that the HP ordering part number is 165015-001PX but HP has

    I have one (sorry, only one) and mine is dated 1995 with a manual
    part number of 153823-001PX. The title is "LP Series Printers"
    Technical Reference Manual. I used to have a bunch but tossed them
    all out, save this one. (it is a thick, approx 1.5" spiral bound
    manual)

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Deborah McMahon <d.mcmahon@telesciences.com> wrote:
>     I have one (sorry, only one) and mine is dated 1995 with a
>     manual part number of 153823-001PX. The title is "LP Series
>     Printers" Technical Reference Manual. I used to have a bunch but
>     tossed them all out, save this one. (it is a thick, approx 1.5"
>     spiral bound manual)

http://partsurfer.hp.com/ is your friend - it even knows about the
part number above and claims to have the thing on sale for $28 USD (no
idea about shipping).

Now, giving it that 15... partnumber, partsurfer claims that it has
been replaced by 165015-001PX.... and shows that as the part
available.

rick jones
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it is one of "Ring Around the Rosy" or perhaps "Duck Duck Goose." 
                                                    - Rick Jones
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