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C64 What You Get — Part 1 / Commodore Microcomputers, Feb. 1985
The adverts for the Commodore 64 computer on magazines used Kabel Black in all caps for titles. Notably, even the computer’s name was rendered in Kabel Black sometimes—apparently mostly around 1985—rather than using the logo in Eurostile. I can find no evidence that this Kabel Black rendering of the name was ever an official logo of the computer.
The references to “www.commodore.ca” in each image were inserted by their source website as watermarks and are not part of the original adverts.
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C64 What You Get — Part 2 / Commodore Microcomputers, Feb. 1985
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C64 What You Get — Back Cover / Commodore Microcomputers, Feb. 1985
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C64 for $595 / Compute!, Dec. 1982
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Computers For Everybody … Priced for Nobody / C64 for under $600 / Compute!, August 1983
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C64 Look What’s on Television Tonight / Run, March 1985
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How to Become Computer Literate / C64 vs Apple IIc vs IBM PC jr vs Atari 800XL
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We Promise You Won’t Use The Commodore 64 More Than 24 Hours a Day — Part 1 / Commodore Microcomputers, Feb. 1985
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We Promise You Won’t Use The Commodore 64 More Than 24 Hours a Day — Part 2 / Commodore Microcomputers, Feb. 1985