Included below is the Creative Commons licence and description from
the Thingiverse page. Please note that it refers to ports present
on the Raspberry Pi, rather than the modified CPC2013 version. As
per their request, I have included their text in full!

THIS CASE IS NOT TO BE REFERRED TO AS AN ADAFRUIT CASE AS PER BELOW!

Please note, I had to remove the actual text from the SVG to prevent
the laser cutter I have access to trying to etch the text...

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Based on adafruit raspberry pi case found at thingiverse:
	http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:24461

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Description
Adafruit Pi Box - Enclosure for Raspberry Pi® Computers

adafruit.com/products/859

Adafruit invests time and resources providing this open source design, please support Adafruit and open-source hardware by purchasing products from Adafruit!

Creative Commons Attribution, Share-Alike

Keep your Raspberry Pi® computer safe and sound in this lovely clear acrylic enclosure. We designed this case to be beautiful, easy to assemble and perfect for any use (but especially for those who want to tinker!)

The case comes as 6 pieces that snap together, made of crystal-clear acrylic. This ingenious design has no screws or standoffs and there are cute little feet cut into the sides so that it stands up above your desk. There are engraved labels on all the connector slots. You can use all of the connectors on the edges of the Pi: HDMI, Audio, Video, SD slot, micro USB power, Ethernet and the two USB ports. We also added a slot so that you can connect a 26-pin IDC cable to the GPIO breakout pins on the Pi and pass it though the case. For more advanced hacking, the enclosure is designed so that you can remove the top piece and plug any sort of cables you wish into the breakouts in the middle. The case is airy enough that no additional vents or cooling is required - we tested the enclosed Pi over a 24 hour period at full load with no significant increase in temperature.

Complete assembly instructions available at Adafruit:
wiki.ladyada.net/products/pi-box

All text above must be included in any redistribution.

If you sell these keep the text as is on the files and do not use "Adafruit" as the product name, customers will be confused!