IWork for Snow Leopard on 10.8.6

Hi
I have a Mac Box Set with a previous version of iWork (Snow Leopard). I just bought a Macbook Pro retina and and I would love to install and upgrade it to the new OS (10.8.4). I can't find either any product code on the box or anything on the Apple website allowing me to download it for free (I paid already for the version I have).
Any tips?
Thanks

What Jeff said, with additions.
The boxed version of iWork '09 could be purchased with either a singe user licence or a "Family" licence, permitting installation and use on up to five computers owned and operated by members of the same family living in the same household.
The Family Pack version is identified by a triangular blue label on the front of the box.
Installed from the DVD, the iWork applications can be updated through Software update the the most recent version supported by the OS on the computer where they are installed.
Regarding the Mac app store download version, "as many computers as you want is a bit of an overstatement." The licence does permit you to install the individual applications on 'any Mac registered with the Mac app store under the same Apple ID,' wiht no stated limit to the number of machines you may register.
Regards,
Barry

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