Commodore Inner Space Anthology - New RARE!

133 Pages packed with information about ALL commodore computers! This is the very hard to find Complete Commodore Inner Space Anthology book that Commodore fans have been talking about for years! There is no other resource for some of the information contained in this brand new book. It has a glossy color cover and contains more information than we could possibly list in this auction. See the partial list at the bottom of this page. Undocumented Commodore features!
This book has the complete list of undocumented opcodes and features.
Memory maps, Video codes, the list goes on and on........

Condition: Brand New
Created by: Karl Hildon
Distributed by: Centsible Software
This book includes tons of info on the following computers:
Vic 20 , C64, B series, Commodore 16/ Plus 4, Commodore 128
This book includes tons of info on the following Disk Drives: 4040, 8050, 1541, 1571
$19.95The autographed edition 24.95.

Commodore reference that has long been unavailable. It now includes C128 Memory Maps. The Complete Commodore Inner Space Anthology is a collection of reference material for Commodore computers. It contains no reading - just page after page of charts and tables, including:

command summaries for BASIC, COMAL, ML;
Jim Butterfield's memory maps for the PET, VIC20, C64 and the 4040, 8050 and 1541 disk drives
machine language monitor commands
PAL and CBM assembler commands and .opt directives
addresses of user callable ROM subroutines
Jim Butterfield's "SuperCharts"
disk drive file header and sector format information
SID chip note values
color codes, video chip data and video memory maps
character and sprite design templates
hardware port pinouts and transfer sequences
IC chip pinouts It also contains several indirectly related
charts and tables:
sheet music symbols
note frequencies and chord derivatives
checking semiconductors with an ohmmeter
trigonometry rules
unit to unit conversions (approx. 800)
geometric area and volume formulae
periodic table of the elements . . . plus much more!

The CCISA was originally printed in March 1985. A second print run followed shortly afterward. In August 1986 the film and plates were destroyed in a flood. To make this pressing, each page was re-scanned and touched up. Of the three pressings, the pages in this one have the best black/white contrast yet - in short, they look great!