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arnold@skeeve.com writes:
> I think Emacs for Unix (not GNU Emacs) was also available. I don't
> remember too much more.

Someone tipped me off this is Montgomery's "BTL" Emacs:
http://unixpc.taronga.com/STORE/EMACS+IN.gz

It's a cpio archive, and the Name file says:
"UNIX PC EMACS Version 4.9c 9/5/85 - from THE STORE!"

No source code, unfortunately.