RETROMELS ARCHIVE
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  • 1970-1980
    • Apple U-Matic tapes
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      • Apple II Complete
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      • Apple IIe
      • Apple II documentation
      • Plot II
    • Commodore PET
    • New Brain (Documentation)
    • TRS 80
  • 1980-1990
    • Commodore VIC 20 (Documentation)
    • Commodore 64 hub >
      • RDB Soft disks
      • 64er disks
    • Commodore 128
    • Philips service processor
    • Sharp PC-1251
    • Sharp MZ collection >
      • Sharp MZ 800 >
        • Sharp MZ 800 ABC
        • Sharp MZ-800 tapes
      • Sharp MZ 700 >
        • MZ 700 ABC
      • Sharp MZ80K >
        • Sharp MZ80K ABC
        • MZ80K Documents
    • Tandy 1400HD
    • TRS-80 MC-10
    • TRS- 80 Colour computer
    • TRS-80 PC-3
    • Tulip System I
    • TI994A >
      • TI994A ABC
      • TI994A Disks
      • TI994A Starterpack
    • Headstart documentation
  • MS-DOS
    • MS-DOS floppies
    • WordPerfect Disks
    • MS-DOS Versions
  • Documents
    • Apple II
    • Atari
    • Commodore PET
    • Dell MS-DOS 5.0
    • HeadStart
    • HCC >
      • Softwarebus 🇳🇱 >
        • Jaargang 12
        • Jaargang 11
        • Jaargang 10
        • Jaargang 9
        • jaargang 8
        • Jaargang 7
        • Jaargang 6
    • New Brain
    • Radio Shack
    • Sharp MZ80K
    • Softwarebus 🇳🇱
    • Supercom
    • TRS-80 Model I
    • TRS-80 Model 100
    • VIC 20 Documents
  • Drivers
    • Adaptec
    • Iomega
    • Tulip Computers
    • Sound Blaster
    • Trident
  • Orphan disk initiative
    • Philips P5000
    • IBM 8 inch
    • Honeywell Bull 8 Inch
    • IBM Honeywell bull 8 inch
  • Bios Chips
    • Supercom
RetroMelsArchive • hobby archive

Vintage software, disk images, tapes and documents.

A personal archive of old computer software and documentation, preserved from real media and made easy to browse. Start with a machine page, jump into an A–Z software list, browse original tape and disk contexts, or help verify what still needs testing.

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Where do you want to start?

Main front-door routes for visitors who do not yet know the structure of the archive.

Sharp MZ collectionMZ-80K, MZ-700, MZ-800→ TI-99/4A 3.5″ collectionABC, disks, starter packs→ MS-DOS floppies5.25″ disk images→ Verify softwareHelp improve the archive→
Best on a desktop browser. On a phone, landscape mode gives the archive cards and tables more room.

Archive routes

Start exploring the archive.

Choose a quick starter pack, browse by title, follow the original tape and disk context, or dig into manuals and reference documents.

Starter packs

Starter packs

A prepared first stack for people who want to get moving quickly.

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Alphabetical software

Alphabetical software

Direct browsing by title when you already know what you want.

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Tape and disk listings

Tape and disk listings

Original media context: disk numbers, tape sides, catalog order, and notes.

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Documents

Documents

Manuals, service notes, club magazines, and reference material.

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Homepage finder

Find a platform or collection.

This searches the homepage cards only. Cards with several related pages have a small dropdown, like the Sharp MZ and TI-99/4A routes.

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VIC 20 Documentation
DocumentsMixed

VIC 20 Documentation

Commodore VIC 20 documentation and reference material.

VIC 20Docs
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Radioshack Documentation
DocumentsMixed

Radioshack Documentation

Radio Shack related documentation and reference material.

Radio ShackDocs
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Tulip System I
Machine page1980s

Tulip System I

Tulip System I archive material.

TulipDutch
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Tandy 1400HD
Machine page1980s/1990s

Tandy 1400HD

Tandy portable PC archive route.

TandyPC
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Philips Service Processor
Machine page1980s

Philips Service Processor

Philips service processor material.

Philips
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TRS-80 MC-10
Machine page1980s

TRS-80 MC-10

TRS-80 MC-10 archive material.

MC-10
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Sharp PC-1251
Machine page1980s

Sharp PC-1251

Sharp pocket computer program archive route.

SharpPocket
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TRS-80 PC-03
Machine page1980s

TRS-80 PC-03

TRS-80 PC-03 / Sharp pocket computer program route.

TRS-80Pocket
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Grundy New Brain Documentation
Documents1980s

Grundy New Brain Documentation

New Brain manuals and reference material.

New BrainDocs
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Commodore PET
Machine page1970s/1980s

Commodore PET

PET software and related material.

PETTapes
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Apple IIe
Machine page1980s

Apple IIe

Apple IIe archive route.

Apple IIeApple II
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IBM PC / MS-DOS
Disk images1980s/1990s

IBM PC / MS-DOS

MS-DOS disk image listings and notes.

IMGPCDOSBox
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Commodore 128
Machine page1980s

Commodore 128

Commodore 128 archive route.

C128Commodore
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Commodore 64
Machine hub1980s

Commodore 64

Commodore 64 archive hub with disk collection routes.

C64DisksCollections
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Apple IIc
Machine page1980s

Apple IIc

Apple IIc archive route.

Apple IIcApple II
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TRS-80 Colour Computer
Machine page1980s

TRS-80 Colour Computer

Colour Computer software and notes.

CoCoWAV
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Sharp MZ-700
Machine hub1980s

Sharp MZ-700

MZ-700 archive entry point with landing page, A–Z software, tape listings and collection routes.

MZ-700ABCTapes
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Main landing pageABC / AlphabetisedTape listings
Sharp MZ-800Personal favorite
Machine hub1980s

Sharp MZ-800

Machine page with routes to A–Z software, tape listings and real-hardware loading notes.

Personal favoriteMZ-800ABCTapes
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Main landing pageABC / AlphabetisedTape listingsReal hardware
Sharp MZ80KPersonal favorite
Machine hub1970s/1980s

Sharp MZ80K

MZ80K software and documentation route.

Personal favoriteMZ80KABC
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Main landing pageABC / Alphabetised
TI994A
Machine hub1980s

TI994A

Landing page for TI-99/4A disk listings, alphabetical software and starter packs.

TI-99/4ADisksStarter
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Main landing pageABC / AlphabetisedDisk listingsStarter packs
Philips P2000T Coming soon
Coming soon1980s

Philips P2000T

Planned archive route for documentation and mini cassette tapes.

P2000TDocsMini cassette
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Atari ST Coming soon
Coming soon1980s/1990s

Atari ST

Planned archive route for 3.5-inch floppy disk material.

Atari ST3.5″ disks
Coming soon
MSX Coming soon
Coming soon1980s/1990s

MSX line

Planned archive route for 3.5-inch floppy disks and cassette tapes.

MSX3.5″ disksTapes
Coming soon
BIOS Chips
ROMs / BIOSMixed

BIOS Chips

BIOS chip dumps and related system material.

BIOSROM
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Featured archive doors

Current high-value entry points.

Use this section for the collections you want people to notice first.

Sharp MZ collection
Machine hub1980s

Sharp MZ collection

The main door into the MZ-80K, MZ-700 and MZ-800 material, with machine pages, A–Z software access and media-context listings.

Machine pagesA–ZTapes
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TI-99/4A 3.5 inch disk collection
Disk images1980s

TI-99/4A 3.5″ disk collection

A focused landing route for the rarer 3.5-inch TI-99/4A archive: disk listings, alphabetical program access and starter packs.

DSKSCPRare disks
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Commodore 64 hub
Machine hub1980s

Commodore 64 hub

A front door for Commodore 64 disk collections and related archive material.

C64DisksCollections
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Recently added

Fresh from the archive desk.

09May

TI-99/4A 3.5″ disk pages

Landing page, disk listings, alphabetical program route and starter-pack path.

24Apr

Apple II disk image work

Disk images and directory-oriented browsing work.

15Apr

Emulator / real hardware route idea

Explainer-style route for visitors choosing emulator or real-hardware use.

12Apr

Sharp MZ archive structure

Machine pages, A–Z software and tape-context pages as layered routes.

Help verify the archive

Some files are untested, imperfect, or rescued from media that did not behave nicely. A screenshot, a note about whether it loads, or a small correction can make a page more useful for the next visitor.

Verify a titleArchive support

Documents

Manuals, notes and reference material.

A smaller selection for the homepage. Keep the full document categories on their own pages.

Apple II documentation
Document route

Apple II documentation

Manuals and related Apple II reference material.

Apple IIDocs
VIC 20 documents
Document route

VIC 20 documents

Commodore VIC 20 documentation and reference scans.

VIC 20Docs
Softwarebus document archive
Document route

Softwarebus □□

Dutch HCC / Softwarebus document archive routes.

HCCDutch
Supercom documents
Document route

Supercom documents

Documentation connected to the Supercom Apple II clone material.

SupercomManuals
TRS-80 Model 100 documents
Document route

TRS-80 Model 100

Documentation and related material for the portable TRS-80 line.

TRS-80Docs
New Brain documentation
Document route

New Brain documentation

New Brain manuals and reference material.

New BrainDocs

Articles and explainers

How the archive is made.

Good for visitors who want the story, the tools, or a route into doing their own archiving.

Article / explainer

How to archive Sharp MZ-700 tapes

A practical archiving route for Sharp MZ tape material.

Sharp MZTapes
Article / explainer

How to archive Commodore PET tapes

Notes and process around PET cassette preservation.

PETTapes
Article / explainer

How to archive Colour Computer tapes

Tape archiving notes for the TRS-80 Colour Computer.

CoCoTapes
RetroMels bio image

A retro amateur archive

This is a passion project where I upload the vintage software I archive. Partly because I enjoy the tinkering involved in rescuing old disks and tapes, and partly because some of this material is simply too neat not to preserve.

The software on this site is not perfect. You may run into read errors, strange glitches, incomplete files, or programs that need a little old-computer patience. That is part of the game when working with real vintage media.

I also try to write, in an amateur but practical way, about how I archive things, so other retro amateurs can preserve their own software libraries. This is all non-profit: no ads, no paywalls and no pop-ups. Hopefully you find something nice to use in an emulator or on one of your actual old computers.

Over on RetroMels.com you can also see my own weird collection of old computers and other things.

Cheers,
Mels

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More RetroMels context

The archive is the download and reference layer. RetroMels.com and YouTube are better places for the collection stories, machine finds, repair context and video updates.

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TRS-80 MC-10
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Sharp MZ-700
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MS-DOS
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TRS-80 PC-3
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Sharp PC-1251
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Commodore VIC 20 (Documentation)
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Tulip System I
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Drivers
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Tandy 1400HD
Philips service processor
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Apple IIe
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Hobby Computer Club
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Apple //c
RetroMelsArchive is a hobby project dedicated to preserving software from my personal vintage computer collection and making it freely accessible for use on real hardware or emulators.

If you believe software should be removed, please use the removal request form. We are archivists, not pirates.

For questions about the archive or other retro topics, contact Archive Support.
To explore the hardware in my collection, visit the My Collection section at RetroMels.com.
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© 2026 RetroMelsArchive. Preservation and educational use. Trademarks belong to their respective owners.

  • Info, videos & Help
    • RetroMels
    • Articles
    • Explainer video's
    • Contact
    • Archive support
    • Request Removal
    • Mission
    • Adventures in archiving
    • Program of the week
    • Data capybara
    • Verifying software >
      • Verify Software
  • 1970-1980
    • Apple U-Matic tapes
    • Apple II >
      • Apple II Complete
      • Apple //C
      • Apple II Batch 1
      • Apple IIe
      • Apple II documentation
      • Plot II
    • Commodore PET
    • New Brain (Documentation)
    • TRS 80
  • 1980-1990
    • Commodore VIC 20 (Documentation)
    • Commodore 64 hub >
      • RDB Soft disks
      • 64er disks
    • Commodore 128
    • Philips service processor
    • Sharp PC-1251
    • Sharp MZ collection >
      • Sharp MZ 800 >
        • Sharp MZ 800 ABC
        • Sharp MZ-800 tapes
      • Sharp MZ 700 >
        • MZ 700 ABC
      • Sharp MZ80K >
        • Sharp MZ80K ABC
        • MZ80K Documents
    • Tandy 1400HD
    • TRS-80 MC-10
    • TRS- 80 Colour computer
    • TRS-80 PC-3
    • Tulip System I
    • TI994A >
      • TI994A ABC
      • TI994A Disks
      • TI994A Starterpack
    • Headstart documentation
  • MS-DOS
    • MS-DOS floppies
    • WordPerfect Disks
    • MS-DOS Versions
  • Documents
    • Apple II
    • Atari
    • Commodore PET
    • Dell MS-DOS 5.0
    • HeadStart
    • HCC >
      • Softwarebus 🇳🇱 >
        • Jaargang 12
        • Jaargang 11
        • Jaargang 10
        • Jaargang 9
        • jaargang 8
        • Jaargang 7
        • Jaargang 6
    • New Brain
    • Radio Shack
    • Sharp MZ80K
    • Softwarebus 🇳🇱
    • Supercom
    • TRS-80 Model I
    • TRS-80 Model 100
    • VIC 20 Documents
  • Drivers
    • Adaptec
    • Iomega
    • Tulip Computers
    • Sound Blaster
    • Trident
  • Orphan disk initiative
    • Philips P5000
    • IBM 8 inch
    • Honeywell Bull 8 Inch
    • IBM Honeywell bull 8 inch
  • Bios Chips
    • Supercom