A Commodore 64 computer and two keyboards displayed on a metal shelf.
A Commodore 64 is set on a metal shelf on display; below it is a small sign that reads "Commodore 64, Commodore Business Machines, US, 1982", and describes the keyboard and its history. The keyboard's base is very thick and is a light beige color. The keys are black with white letters, and to the right of them are four gray keys lined up vertically. The top of the keyboard is a dark gray, and the top left corner has the text "Commodore 64" written. To the left, mostly out of view, another keyboard of identical size and shape is seen; however, it is white with a gray top and brown keys. On the right side, mostly out of view, there is a much thinner keyboard with an off-white base and off-white keys. Above the keyboards, there is a metal beam running horizontally. Beyond it, a gray and white back wall can be seen. Below the metal shelf, more keyboards can be seen on display; however, they are shaded by the shelf.