You are offerding on the pictured Apple IIc, power supply, floppy disk, and Tecmate NPH-501A external floppy drive. Monitor NOT included - sorry!
The computer was pretty grimy so it was taken apart and cleaned - including all the keycaps! It now looks pretty nice. The motherboard (1982 model) was modified to accept a 32KB ROM 4x EPROM upgrade. I did not do a ton of diagnostics on the floppy drives but the internal floppy drive boots from the Prodos 2.3.4 diskette, and the external drive succeeds in formatting a floppy diskette when connected to the machine.
There is some engraving on the top of the apple IIc towards the back. There is also some corrosion on the power supply's plug, but this does not prevent the power supply from working. I tried to show these off in the photos. There is also a photo with a keycap removed to show that this is a version with the standard keyboard, not the ALPS cream switch version.
There is a simple RCA jack on the back of the machine so you can connect it to an old tv or convert the signal using an RCA signal converter to a modern signal.