Posted By
shoulders
on 2025-09-25
12:34:59
|  MOS and CBM manuals
I think these manuals are from a Commodore PET but my be valid for Commodore14/+4.
Are these valuable? Financially and for the Scene?
If anyone has an idea that would be great.
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Posted By
gerliczer
on 2025-09-26
03:49:11
| Re: MOS and CBM manuals
Bo Zimmerman's archive already has scans of some versions of these. I'm a bit sceptical about their use for the 264 series machines. But for collectors it may worth something.
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Posted By
bszggg
on 2025-09-26
10:14:03
| Re: MOS and CBM manuals
it depends on what is in it
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Posted By
Crazy
on 2025-09-26
11:27:31
| Re: MOS and CBM manuals
Very PET manual in style.
The first one is stolen, in pencil it says "Do Not Remove From The ....", Building? 
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Posted By
shoulders
on 2025-09-26
12:37:02
| Re: MOS and CBM manuals
lol, not stolen. I got permission to take them. They are original from a school I was at, so I have probably had them for 35 years.
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Posted By
Crazy
on 2025-09-26
23:49:33
| Re: MOS and CBM manuals
Cool. 
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Posted By
orac81
on 2025-09-29
06:36:28
| Re: MOS and CBM manuals
Those are PET 2001-32N model manuals, upgrade Basic2. Not +4, but someone will want them.
I have the original hand typed Basic1 blue cover manuals for my PET.
(on that machine dim a%(256) fails, peek(rom) blocked, IEEE broken..)
Available online:
6502.org books
zimmers 6502 books
archive.org
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