Commodore 64 & Amiga Vintage Memorabilia
Jack Tramiel's Commodore brought computing into the home and made the Commodore 64 the best-selling computer model of its era, then collapsed into bankruptcy in 1994 as the market it helped create moved on.
Shop Commodore merchandise
Commodore sold millions of VIC-20 and Commodore 64 computers before the company went into liquidation in 1994. Its advertising, packaging, publications and branded items now move through the resale market rather than an original store.
A new company sells products under the Commodore name, so not every logo item is vintage. Use the live resale feed for current listings, and read the collector guide for the history and the checks that matter before buying.
Commodore merchandise FAQ
Is Commodore still in business?
The original Commodore companies went into liquidation in 1994. Commodore International Corporation acquired the surviving Commodore trademarks in 2025 and sells new products, including the Commodore 64 Ultimate.
Is every Commodore logo item vintage?
No. The current company sells new merchandise and licenses the brand, and earlier trademark owners licensed it too. Check dates, labels, construction and seller evidence before treating an item as original.
Secondhand & Collectible Finds
Showing the first 240 of 354 genuine vintage Commodore items on the resale market, gathered live and checked for a real brand match.
No Merchandise Available Yet
We don't carry official Commodore merch in the shop yet. Want some? Drop your email to pre-order. If enough capitalists raise their hands, we'll chase down the licensing and get it made.