A Trio of Commodore Computer Peripherals including MPS 801 Printer, C2N Cassette Drive, and Power Supply

A collection of three vintage Commodore computer peripherals designed for use with 1980s home computer systems. The first item is a Commodore MPS 801 dot matrix printer. The unit features a beige and black ABS plastic cabinet with a tinted transparent plastic dust cover. It is marked with the Commodore logo and model name. The rear label specifies it was made in Japan, serial number XB5 0085351, with power requirements of 220V-240V Vac, 0.12A, 50Hz. The second item is a Commodore C2N Cassette drive, also known as a Datasette. It is constructed from beige ABS plastic and includes standard tape control buttons for Record, Play, Rewind, F.FWD, Stop, and Eject, alongside a digital tape counter and a Save LED indicator. The base label identifies it as model C2N, made in Taiwan, serial number 2275611. It features a captive lead with a proprietary Commodore edge connector. The third item is a Commodore external power supply transformer, part number 902503-07. The beige ABS plastic housing features vertical cooling vents and an embossed Commodore logo. The rear specifications indicate an input of 240V ~ 50Hz 33VA, suitable for UK power standards.