This is a collection of labels and bezels from the various PET/CBM computers. Most of these pictures originally came from ebay or the web and have been cropped as required.
Original PETs come in several flavours. There are the original "high profile" (HP) units and the later "low profile" (LP) units. The HP models could have a label or a plastic bezel. The plastic bezel models seem to be designed to allow two floppy drives to be mounted.
New PETs come in a stylishly rounded case with swivel monitor and detached keyboard ("SK"). The cases were originally designed for the CBM-II line.
In North America Commodore used the PET name, but had to change it to CBM for the european market.
 | 2001. Unusual 2-column format. Now we know what "PET" means. Pretty rare. |
 | 2001. Gold lettering. This is the normal 3-column format most labels adhere to. |
 | 2001. Gold lettering and coloured Commodore logo.- |
 | 2001. Silver lettering. |
 | 2001. Label. |
 | 2001. Bezel. |
 | 2001. Colour Commodore logo and "2001 series". |
 | 2001. Early model 2001's. |
 | 2001. CBM. |
-350.jpg) | 2001. Teachers' PET. Bezel. The Teacher's PET was a promotion for schools. Very Rare. |
 | 2001. Teachers' PET. Label. |
 | 3008. The 3000 series are re-badged 2001 machines. |
 | 3016. Note "3001 series and lowercase "cbm", with model # on the right. |
 | 3032. |
 | 3032. Using standard format. |
 | 3032. Unusual...No CBM here! 3032 series... What happened to 3001 series? |
 | 4008. |
 | 4016. CBM. Lo profile. CBM all alone. |
 | 4016. CBM. Hi profile. |
 | 4016.PET. Hi profile. |
 | 4016. PET. Lo profile. |
 | 4032. CBM all alone. Model 4032 on right. |
 | 4032. PET. Hi profile. |
 | 4032. PET. Lo profile. |
 | MDS6500. Early development system. |
 | 8032. CBM all alone. Model 8032 on right. |
 | 8032. |
 | 8032. CBM. Lo profile. |
 | 8032. With separate metal badges. Commodore on the left, and Model# on the right. |
 | 8032. Here is the model# badge from above. |
 | 8096. CBM all alone. |
 | 8096. CBM. Lo profile. Unusually large model#. |
 | 8096. CBM. Lo profile. |
 | MMF9000. This is the european SuperPET. It's HUGE!!!!!!!!!!! |
 | SuperPET. Standard Lo profile. |
 | SuperPET prototype. Hi profile. |
 | 8032-SK. The SK models were updated with the CBM-II casing. The labels fit over the space where the dual drive units would go. This one-column format consists of a plastic insert with metal plate mounted on top. |
 | As above, but yellow. Probably due to aging. |
-black-tan-350.jpg) | 220. The 200 series are really 8296 machines. The 220 has the drives as shown. Since the drives are installed, the label is actually mounted above the opening. |
 | 8296D. As above. |
 | 8296D. But with no drives... hmmmmm. |
 | 8296. These brown bezels have the white area printed on, which seems to yellow easily. |
 | 8296. |
 | 200. An 8296 in disguise. |
 | PET200. Another 8296 in disguise. |
 | PET600. Wha? |
 | Compu*tech. |
 | Rhode and Schwarz re-badge with internal drive. |
 | MSE - Cool Orange 2001-series PET. |
 | Eventide SPECPET - Realtime Spectrum Analyzer. |
Download all full-size labels in one ZIP file here (might not be entirely up to date).
Last updated: Sept 19/2011, 4:45pm EST
Send comments or feedback to Steve Gray(sjgray@rogers.com)