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You Know your a Commodore Fan when....
« on: September 05, 2009, 08:07:08 PM »
Hey all,
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I just got back from the local thrift store and picked up this beauty!
I thought it was just a file Cabnet, but since it was a Commodore I had to have it. Low and behold its a DESK! I will get better photos of it later when I have my good camera back, but I am rushed today to go for our Amicue user group and I have to work tonight.
For those that want specs, its 48 inches high and 29 inches long, 18 inches deep. once i clean it up, I probably will put my A600 in it. and it does have a file drawer. Here, cheap new file cabnets can be bought for $50, I got this for $40 and it went to charity!
Bad phone camera photos
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Re: You Know your a Commodore Fan when....
« Reply #1 on: September 06, 2009, 07:05:34 AM »
Quote from: bbond007;522209
Commodore had all sorts of office equipment divisions at one point including a metal cabinet company.

Anyway, Jack Tramel (not wanting to invest in a more expensive plastic case) had the metal cabinet people make the enclosure for the PET computer.



I could be wrong, but I think the Commodore office furniture was only sold in Canada (posibly the US also) but they were selling the office stuff long before the computers. Started in the mid '60's I think. The Commodore file cabnets, are the most popular, you still see them all over the place here, but I have never seen a desk/wall unit and there seems to be nothing on the net about the office furniture other than a few pictures of a file cabnet.
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