I have had great results processing the vintage HP boards as shown in your IMG_8979 in Acid Peroxide (AP). You'll have to research that term.
1) *Please first remove (and perhaps save) all of the components on the boards (there are several ways to do that).
2) Drill one small thru hole near the edge of each board (slightly larger than 1/4 inch diameter)
3) Buy a few feet of 1/4 inch diameter plastic tubing from the hardware store.
4) String 4 or 5 depopulated boards onto the tubing and tie a loose knot at the end.
5) Soak them in a bucket of HCL for a few days to remove the remaining solder.
6) Lift them out a perform a clean water rinse.
7) Then soak them in your AP bucket for a few days to loosen the gold foils. The green solder mask on the underside will dissolve
8) Continue processing (as detailed here by the moderators).
*Never put the entire populated board in AP - you will produce a serious mess (like I did when I started).
I can attest that the more work you do in advance, the cleaner gold drop you will have and with higher purity in the end.