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Various RF shields as used in the C64 over its production run..

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The simplest (earliest) RF shield used in breadbin 64s.
These are used parts, in good (but not perfect) condition. No tears or serious wear however.
Note: Unfortunately they're too long for Royal Mail's large letter size (without folding them) so the shipping price for UK buyers is higher than may be expected (makes little difference overseas).

Probably the most common RF shield used in breadbin 64s.
These are used parts, in good (but not perfect) condition. No tears or serious wear however.
Note: Unfortunately they're too long for Royal Mail's large letter size (without folding them) so the shipping price for UK buyers is higher than may be expected (makes little difference overseas).

This is probably the most common type of RF shield used in the C64C, ie: those with narrow boards (mostly 85xx series chips) and metal support brackets for the keyboard.
These are used parts, in good (but not perfect) condition. No tears or serious wear however.
Note: Unfortunately they're too long for Royal Mail's large letter size (without folding them) so the shipping price for UK buyers is higher than may be expected (makes little difference overseas).

Some models of C64C had stamped metal shielding inside (usually the types with clip-together cases). This is the lower part of that shield.
Includes plastic insulation sheet.
In good condition (only v.minor blemishes - certainly not rusty!)

Often found in some later model breadbin C64 with motherboard assy 250425 - these stamped metal sheets were a combined RF shield and heatsink. The metal tabs do tend to bend away from the tops of the chips making the heatsink feature somewhat dubious but they can be easily bent back down if desired.
These are original parts in good, though not perfect (certainly not rusty) condition.