Compaq Memorabilia & Vintage Collectibles
Compaq pioneered the IBM-compatible portable PC and became a 1990s industry leader, but price wars and a costly DEC acquisition led to its $24.2 billion merger into Hewlett-Packard in 2002.
Shop Compaq merchandise
Compaq grew from a 1982 Houston startup into the world’s largest PC maker before Hewlett-Packard acquired it in 2002. There is no official Compaq store, so this page follows the resale market for Compaq advertising, paper and promotional pieces.
Use the live resale feed for current listings, and read the collector guide for the company’s history, the categories collectors look for and what to check before buying advertising or old hardware.
Compaq merchandise FAQ
Where can I buy Compaq memorabilia?
The Vintage & Secondhand tab tracks relevant marketplace listings when they are available. Compaq stopped operating as a separate company by 2003, so original pieces come from resale sellers.
Does a Compaq logo mean an item predates HP?
Not necessarily. HP acquired Compaq on May 3, 2002 and planned continued use of the Compaq brand on part of its product line, so check dates and markings in the listing.
Secondhand & Collectible Finds
Showing the first 240 of 444 genuine vintage Compaq items on the resale market, gathered live and checked for a real brand match.
No Merchandise Available Yet
We don't carry official Compaq merch in the shop yet. Want some? Drop your email to pre-order. If enough capitalists raise their hands, we'll chase down the licensing and get it made.