Andy Warhol's unfinished symphony ad for the Pioneer stereo receiver from Rolling Stone, October 9, 1975. The smaller and brighter ad does not have a source on it. Also a Warhol Absolut Vodka ad from Rolling Stone, May 16, 1991. Price is $38 and that includes mailing. Frame not included.
To inquire contact Dave via kootenaymac.tel
This MacWorld 1984-2004 poster commemorates the original commercial from 1984 and pays homage to George Orwell's futuristic novel "1984". It measures 24" x 36" and reads, "1984 - 2004". The poster has the image of Anya Major, the runner from the famous Super Bowl 1984 television commercial, only this time she is wearing an iPod. store display posters from Digerati Computing, Nelson BC circa 2010 - displayed once and stored flat ever since - size is approx 22" wide by 28" tall. these groupings are for sale as an entire lot after they are all posted - not for sale individually - there are a few duplicates such as the OS X Lion poster. the poster total is 25 with 2 duplicates.
if i find more i'll just include them - the price for all 25 posters is $20 apiece for a total of $500USD. i just want to liquidate and keep trips to the post office to a minimum. all posters go as a lot - no individual sales at 20 bucks a pop. packing, safe shipping and insurance are going to be an issue but we can work something out. to see all 4 lots click the poster lots 123 and 4 label below
To inquire contact Dave via kootenaymac.tel
starting a new series of Apple product placement posters from when Nelson BC Canada had an Apple reseller. these date from around 2009 to 2013
there will be more added and they are only available as a lot when all are posted. there is no individual price or description other than the photo - some have pin holes or tape in corners, all have been stored flat out of the light for about 6-10 years
click the individual poster photos to see larger views - photos were taken early January 2021.
if i find more i'll just
include them - the price for all 25 posters is $20 apiece for a total of $500USD. i just
want to liquidate and keep trips to the post office to a minimum. all
posters go as a lot - no individual sales at 20 bucks a pop. packing,
safe shipping and insurance are going to be an issue but we can work
something out. to see all 4 lots click the poster lots 123 and 4 label below
This is a rare and hard to find Frank Kozik "The Counter Assault Begins" poster. It measures approximately 21" x 34". The main text is: Power Computing - The Counter-Assault Begins. Macworld San Francisco 1997. Join Power Computing in Fighting Back for the Mac!
This highly collectible vintage poster is priced at $350 USD plus postage. The matching 1994 original poster titled People's Victory that this one was "cloned" from by Frank Kozik for Power Computing is also available for $200. It is an artist's proof (A/P) and is pencil signed by Kozik. Click photos for larger images. There are other rare Kozik PowerComputing posters and shirts for sale - click the labels below. Buy both posters for $500USD and that includes insured postage. To inquire contact Dave via kootenaymac.tel
7 magazines in tribute to Steve Jobs.
People magazine October 24, 2011 - good used.
Macworld December 2011 - new unused.
4 issues TIME commemorative issue - October 17, 2011 - new unopened.
Macleans special tribute - October 24, 2011 - new unopened.
Priced as a set for $85 USD and that includes insured postage.
To inquire contact Dave via kootenaymac.tel
Macworld OS X HELP! 10.2001 - good used with some wrinkles on cover
Macworld Mac OS Special Issue August 1999 - very good used
Macworld Super Power Nov. 1999 - 2 issues -as new, one with address label
Mac Life iOS 5 Guide labelled Display Until 3/20/12 good used
Price as a set at $50 USD and that includes postage
Shown here are 3 Apple iPod posters announcing the debut of new iPods at Apple’s Live On Stage event back in 2003. The 3rd generation iPod Classic had launched a week earlier on April 28, 2003. The LIVE event took place at the Fashion Island Apple Store in Newport Beach, CA with DJ Hawkeye "spinning" 2 iPods. 
10 records -78 rpm/10 inch - from what appears to be a country, swing,
blues and western jukebox collection from the late 30's, 40's or early 50'sFat Gal by Merle Travis - Capitol - 1947 Americana -
b/w Merle's Boogie Woogie
Sweet Georgia Brown by Swing and Sway with Sammy Kaye - Vocalion - 1938
b/w My Blue Heaven
Smoke! Smoke! Smoke! (That Cigarette) by Tex Williams - Capitol Americana - 1947
b/w Roundup Polka
What's Your Story by Pete Daily's Chicagoans - Capitol - 1948
b/w I Want To Linger
Humoresque by Guy Lombardo and His Royal Canadians - Decca - 1946
b/w Tales From The Vienna Woods
Whoa Sailor by Hank Thompson - Capitol - 1949
b/w Swing Wide The Gates Of Love
Blue Bonnet Blues by Jimmy Wakely - Coral - 1949
b/w I Don't Care
Nevada Waltz by Dude Martin and his Roundup Gang - RCA Victor - 1949
b/w I Always Had A Way With Women
Suspicion by Tex Williams - Capitol Americana - 1949
b/w Flo From St. Joe Mo
Hoot Owl Boogie by Sheb Wooley - MGM - 1951
b/w Country Kisses
all records appear playable and I did play each one about 20 years ago.
they come with a brown paper sleeve (unmatched) but they are fragile --
there is no guarantee that they are scratch-free or will not skip on
your record player. Weight is 5 lb (2.2 kg) - shipping from Canada. To inquire contact Dave via kootenaymac.tel
This is a super rare Power Computing poster from the 1997 San Francisco Macworld. The text is "The Fight Against Tyranny Begins! Join the Mac Resistance!" This Apple clone poster was designed by punk rock poster artist Frank Kozik who did a series of them for PowerComputing in the mid '90's until Steve Jobs returned to Apple and ended the clone program later that year.Macworld OS X HELP! 10.2001 - good used with some wrinkles on cover
Macworld Mac OS Special Issue August 1999 - very good used
Macworld Super Power Nov. 1999 - 2 issues -as new, one with address label
Mac Life iOS 5 Guide labelled Display Until 3/20/12 good used
Price as a set at $50 USD and that includes postage
for sale are 9 Macworld issues from 2001 in good condition. Issues 2, 3, 4, 5, 7, 8, 9, 11 and 12. Price is $30 (42 CDN), weight is 5 lbs so postage to the States will be $30 USD. It is what it is...
there are other Macworld collections - click the label below
To inquire contact Dave via kootenaymac.tel
DILBERT at Apple Computer Headquarters - an animation production art cel from the 1999 season of the Dilbert TV cartoon show. This is an original production art cel accompanied by a glossy presentation background. Size is 13"x11". This setup has a full walking DILBERT as the cel and the Apple rainbow logo at 1 Infinite Loop on the separate background. This is the original back painted cel. It is now a lost art as Dilbert was one of the last hand painted cartoon shows prior to the transition to digital.
These Dilbert episodes originally were broadcast on the UPN network, but you can still see them on the Comedy Central cable channel. This cel was purchased from Nigelwackenfrets in Florida - the only source for the originals. It is highly collectible and is accompanied by certificate that this is an authentic Dilbert TV cartoon production art cel but aside from that this is one fine Apple collectible. It is priced at $85 unmounted/unframed in the shipping tube. There is another Dilbert/Apple art cell available - click the Dilbert label below. Special cel matting is required. To inquire contact Dave via kootenaymac.tel
the Dilbert episode: https://www.macprices.net/2019/08/01/a-lesser-known-visit-by-dilbert-to-the-apple-campus-at-1-infinite-loop/
10 records -78 rpm/10 inch - from what appears to be a country, swing,
blues and western jukebox collection from the late 30's, 40's or early 50'sRaggin' The Rails by Swift Jewel Cowboys - Vocalion - 1940
b/w My Untrue Cowgirl
You're The Cream In My Coffee by Les Brown And His Band Of Renown - Coral - 1951
b/w You're Driving Me Crazy
Beer Barrel Polka by Eddie Smith and the Chief - King - 1952
b/w Mourning Love
Why Do I love You, Oh Why by Wesley Tuttle and his Texas Stars - Capitol - 1947 Americana -
b/w If You Ever Need A Friend
Paddy Murphy's Wake by Sun Valley Trio - 4 Star - 1950
b/w Hokey Pokey
Teardrops From my Eyes by Hawkshaw Hawkins - King - 1950
b/w I Love You A Thousand Ways
A Broken Heart by Jimmy Wakely - Coral - 1949
b/w You Go Your Way And I'll Go Mine
Remember Me by Oklahoma Sweethearts - Capitol Americana - 1947
b/w i Won't Care
Well Oh Well by Moon Mulligan - King - 1950
b/w Nine-Tenths Of The Tennessee River
Lawdy, What A Gal by Merle Travis - Capitol Americana - 1947
b/w I'm Sick And Tired Of You My Little Darlin'
This is a rare and highly collectible new-old-stock and never worn Power Computing "Moment Historique!" promotional T-shirt. It is a size XL Lofteeze brand Fruit of the Loom made of 100% preshrunk cotton. It is a high quality heavy cotton shirt made in the USA. 
for sale are 7 Macworld issues from 2002, '06 and '07 - all but 2 are in good condition plus 1
(now 2) issues of MacLife ('09 and '14) and 1 MacAddict Jan. 2003.
Price is $20 USD for 10 issues, weight is 5 lbs so postage to the States
will add $25. It is what it is...
To inquire contact Dave via kootenaymac.tel
Vintage Apple Power Macintosh G3 Pentium II poster featuring an Intel chip on a snail. This is an original 1998 Apple poster advertising the Apple G3 Power Mac. The poster is 27 inches wide and 22 inches tall with no tape, pin holes, creases or damage. The text on the bottom reads "Some people think the Pentium II is the fastest processor in the world. Not quite. The chip inside of every new Power Macintosh G3 is up to twice as fast." - then the rainbow bitten Apple and Think Different. This poster would have been originally sent from Apple to an Authorized Dealer/Reseller for promotion purposes - very few survive especially in unhung as new condition.
This hard to find iconic and ironic (Got Intel?) Apple poster is priced at $180 with insured mailing included - rolled in a heavy cardboard tube.
note: there is one at Vintage Apple Posters – The Missing Bite - for $280 USD. To inquire contact Dave via kootenaymac.tel
Apple Computer Ad - Think Different Snail - YouTube
This rare book of icons by Susan Kare is signed, as is the Moof "DogCow" print. The print is dated 2011 number 137/200 and is no longer available. It has not been removed from sealed wrapper, nor has the book."If it wasn’t for needlepoint, the computer graphics we have come to know
and love today might have looked a lot different. Pioneering designer Susan Kare
was taught by her mother how to do counted-thread embroidery, which
gave her the basic knowledge she needed to create the first icons for
the Apple Macintosh 35 years ago." from Smithsonianmag.com
This Susan Kare collection of book and print is priced $490 USD and that includes insured postage. (A single book is listed on eBay at $799)
10 records -78 rpm/10 inch - from what appears to be a country, swing,
blues and western jukebox collection from the late 30's, 40's or early 50'sI Can't Get My Foot Off The Rail by Tex Ritter - Capitol Americana - 1947
b/w Don't Make Me Sorry
Tennessee Polka by Red Foley - Decca - 1949
b/w I'm Throwing Rice (At The Girl I Love)
Tin Pan Polka by Hank Penny - King - 1950
b/w What You Got
I'm Yours To Command by Billy Eckstine - MGM - 1951
b/w What Will I Tell My Heart
West Virginia Waltz by Clyde Moody - King - 1951
b/w You're A Real Sweetheart To Me
There's No Wings On My Angel by Eddy Arnold The Tennessee Plowboy - RCA Victor - 1949
b/w You Know How Talk Gets Around
I Wish I Knew by Dolph Hewitt - RCA Victor - 1949
b/w I Would Send You Roses
Over The Hill by Hawkshaw Hawkins and Ruby Wright - King - 1952
b/w I Am Slowly Dying Of A Broken Heart
My Hula Baby by Cowboy Copas - King - 1947
b/w Signed, Sealed Then Forgotten
Pecos Bill by Tex Ritter and The Plainsmen - Capitol Americana - 1948
b/w Egg-A-Bread
all records appear playable and I did play each one about 20 years ago. they come with a brown paper sleeve (unmatched) but they are fragile -- there is no guarantee that they are scratch-free or will not skip on your record player. Weight is 5 lb (2.2 kg) - shipping from Canada. To inquire contact Dave via kootenaymac.tel
This is an extremely rare Power Computing T-shirt, size XL. It is a Fruit of the Loom Heavy 100% pre-shrunk cotton made in the USA. It was created when Intel's fastest Pentium processor was only 200MHz, and Power Computing released a new model with a 225MHz PowerPC chip. The original owner was given this shirt as a gift circa 1997. He never wore or washed the shirt, it had been in his closet for over ten years. Here is a close-up of the front.
Macworld 1984 #1 Premier Issue - very good used
Macworld May/June 1984 - very good used
Macworld Sept/Oct 1984 - as new
Macworld January 2009 25th Anniversary - 2 issues, one with address label - both as new
Macworld 512K Fat Mac - Nov. 1984 - 2 issues, one good used, the other as new
Price as a set at $220 USD and that includes insured postage
To inquire contact Dave via kootenaymac.tel
for sale: a collection of 8 complete magazine issues with back cover ads for AppleMusic.com
which was a short-lived music website that was replaced soon after
launch by iTunes. During May 2003 this guitar image appeared as promo ads on
the back covers of several well known magazines and then they all
disappeared and were replaced by the iTunes Store as Apple Computer and
Apple Corps squared off over the use of the name. These print mementos of a
brief yet game-changing piece of Apple history is available as a collection for $180USD and that includes postage.
Also available is a full size ultra rare 2003 AppleMusic.com promo poster featuring a Gibson
ES-345 Guitar. Price is $400. It became better known as the Garage Band icon. This
poster measures 24" x 36" - click the applemusic label below.
WaybackMachine Archives from 2004 - missingbite.com: Remember AppleMusic.com?
Neither does anyone else. This ultra rare Apple poster heralds the age
of the iTunes Store before Apple figured out what to call it.
Apple Corps v Apple Computer - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
There are two Apple Think Different posters from MacWorld NYC 2001. This rare Apple promo poster features a large image of the revolutionary Power Mac G4 Quicksilver tower. The text reads "Pro create. The New Power Mac G4. Think Different." It is printed on thick advertising poster stock paper and measures 22" x 28". The right one has 6 pin holes from thumbtacks, 3 on top, 3 on the bottom near the edge. There are also some other small marks here and there yet the overall condition is quite presentable. The left one has a small crease right above the handle. They are priced at $85USD each with mailing at cost. Buy both for $170 and that includes postage. To inquire contact Dave via kootenaymac.tel
10 records -78 rpm/10 inch - from what appears to be a country, swing,
blues and western jukebox collection from the late 30's, 40's or early 50'sBack to The Dog House by Hawkshaw Hawkins - King - 1950
b/w Pardon Me For Loving You
Southern hospitality by Moon Mullican - King - 1950
b/wYou Don't Have to Be A Baby To Cry
Won't You Ride In My Little Red Wagon by Jimmy Wakely - Capitol - 1951
Keep A Light In Your Window Tonight
I Can't Stop Loving You by Cowboy Copas - King - 1952
b/w Four Bare Walls And A Ceiling
Careless Kisses by Red Foley - Decca - 1949
b/w I Gotta Have My Baby Back
I Like Mountain Music by Hoosier Hot Shots - Vocalion - 1935/37
b/wI Want A Girl (Just Like The Girl That Married Dear Old Dad)
Yesterday's Mail by Hank Thompson - Capitol - 1948
b/w What Are We Gonna Do About The Moonlight
Huckleberry Boogie by The Pinetoppers - Coral - 1950
b/w Pinetopper's Blues
There's Been A Change In Me by Eddy Arnold - RCA Victor - 1951
b/w Tie Me To Your Apron Strings Again
Hold Them Critters Down by The Saddle Tramps - Vocalion - 1938
b/w I Don't Care What You Used To Be
all records appear playable and I did play each one about 20 years ago. they come with a brown paper sleeve (unmatched) but they are fragile -- there is no guarantee that they are scratch-free or will not skip on your record player. Weight is 5 lb (2.2 kg) - shipping from Canada. To inquire contact Dave via kootenaymac.tel
This rare and controversial poster was designed by Frank Kozik, and features his 'Puggo' version of Sluggo from the Nancy comic. The original owner has this to say about the poster he got at the '96 Boston MacWorld: "It was released at Macworld '96 by PowerComputing, the most successful of the Apple Mac clone companies. Few of the posters were handed out, when one of the "SUITS" decided that they would no longer distribute them. They were removed from the booth and the show-floor locations where they were being handed out." 
This is an original Apple rainbow striped power cord from the early G3 iMacs that works on most computers with the standard plug (not G4 iMacs with the mickey mouse plug). They have become rare for the G3 iMac collector. There are several of these genuine Apple 6' cords available, priced at $40 for the set of 4 plus postage at cost. To inquire contact Dave via kootenaymac.tel
This is a small vintage cloisonne enamel Apple rainbow lapel pin featuring the bitten apple rainbow logo that Apple used from 1977 to 1997. This classic and highly collectible Apple six-color lapel pin is made of cast brass and inlaid enamel with ® embossed on the back. It measures about 3/8 wide and 7/16 inch high which is a bit smaller than most examples I have seen. The enameling is perfect and the brass is finely polished. It is priced at $45 and that includes postage throughout North America. There are other Apple pins available, click the pins label below. To inquire contact Dave via kootenaymac.tel
Apple Computer Microphone new in box. Original 1991 Apple Electret Condenser Microphone with omni-directional pickup pattern and 100 Hz-10 KHz frequency response. Size is 1 1/2" diameter x 1/2" thick w/6 foot long cord and 1/8" stereo plug. Includes self-stick holder. Apple Part Number: 699-5103A. Identical to one shown but in the original factory sealed box. Priced at $20 plus postage. To inquire contact Dave via kootenaymac.tel
It's All Over by Redd Stewart and His Kentucky Colonels - King - 1950
b/w My Little Wild Rose of the Hills
Mom Understands by Wesley Tuttle - Capitol - 1947
b/w You Can't Fool My Broken Heart
Sugar Hill by Cliffie Stone and His Barn Dance Band - Capitol Americana - 1947
b/w T-N-Teasing Me
Rock And Rye by Tex Ritter - Capitol - 1948
b/w My Heart's As Cold As An Empty Jug
Suspicion by Tex Williams and His Western Caravan - Capitol Americana - 1947
b/w Flo From St. Joe Mo
Nothin' Clickin' Chicken by The Down Homers - King - 1951
b/w Rosanna (Girl That I Love)
Mail Order Mama by Wesley Tuttle and His Texas Stars - Capitol Americana - 1947
b/w Until Dawn
Don't Make Me Sorry by Tex Ritter - Capitol Americana - 1947
b/w I Can't Get My Foot Off The Rail
Tin Pan Polka by Hank Penny - King - 1950
b/w What You've Got
The High Cost Of Living by Rusty Gabbard - M-G-M - 1951
b/w I Can't Escape You
all records appear playable and I did play each one about 20 years ago. they come with a brown paper sleeve (unmatched) but they are fragile -- there is no guarantee that they are scratch-free or will not skip on your record player. Weight is 5 lb (2.2 kg) - shipping from Canada. To inquire contact Dave via kootenaymac.tel
More than 30 mouse and accessory collection. Includes 13 Apple mice of various generations. Optical and wired, unopened and used. Kensington, Macally, Logitech, KeyTronic, Impression etc. Also 2 Apple remotes, a usb extender, microphone, and a FirewireDirect projector device (no idea) with unpeeled self stick base. Included is a Kensington usb roller ball Turbo Mouse. Prefer to sell as a set - price is 300USD - that includes postage from Canada 
This is a 1996 Power Computing "We're Fighting Back For The Mac" promotional T-shirt featuring the infamous Frank Kozik designed Sluggo/Puggo that launched a lawsuit from Nancy Comics.
In May 2001, Apple released a 17" Studio Display (Model No: M7649) with a native resolution of 1280x1024. The Apple Display Connector (ADC) is a proprietary modification of the DVI connector that combines analog and digital video signals, USB, and power all in one cable. The unit is in very good condition and features a single cord ADC plug that connects to the PowerMac ADC port. A swipe of the finger on the lower right corner powers up the tower and monitor. Photo shows monitor in use on a G4 Quicksilver tower in this photo from November 24, 2021.
Apple introduced it with the Dual Processor Mystic Power Mac G4 and new ADC monitors in July 2000, removing the industry standard DVI port previously found on the Sawtooth Power Mac G4. ADC remained a standard feature of Power Macs through the 2004 Power Mac G5; ADC was not present on the 2005 Power Mac G5, and Apple resumed use of the DVI connector alongside ADC with the Mirrored Drive Doors Power Mac G4 in August 2002.
Read: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Apple_Display_Connector
Price is $60USD plus shipping. The rear leg will be unscrewed for shipping to prevent damage. To inquire contact Dave via kootenaymac.tel
The one on the left is in good but used original condition except for small torn piece on cover - 165 pages with index.
The right one is well used in fair condition with 145 pages - no index so possibly 1st edition. Priced as a set of 2 for $150 USD and that includes postage. There are more Apple/Macintosh books available - click the book label below. To inquire contact Dave via kootenaymac.tel
10 records -78 rpm/10 inch - from what appears to be a country, swing,
blues and western jukebox collection from the late 40's or early 50'sSkunk Hollow Boogie by Slim Rhodes - Gilt-Edge - 1950
b/w Save A Little Love For Me
Crocodile Tears by /Red Perkins - King - 1949
b/w I Hate You
Candy Kisses by Elon Britt and the Skytoppers - RCA Victor 1949
b/w You'll Be Sorry From Now On
Cuddle Buggin' Baby by Eddy Arnold, The Tennessee Plowboy - RCA Victor 1950
b/w Enclosed One Broken Heart
Four Or Five Times by Luke Will's Rhythm Busters - 1947
b/w Sweet Moments
He's a Real Gone Guy by Nellie Lutcher - Capitol Americana - 1947
b/w Let Me Love You Tonight
Banjo Polka by Tex Williams and His Western Caravan - Capitol - 1948
b/w Pretty Red Lights
Pliney Jane by Bob Wills and His Texas Playboys - MGM - 1951
b/w I'm Tired of Living This Lie
Rover, Rover by Bob Newman - King - 1951
b/w It Hurts Me
Out Where West Winds Blow by Dickie McBride and the Village Boys - Decca - 1941
b/w I Don't Want Anyone But You
all records appear playable and I did play each one about 20 years ago.
they come with a brown paper sleeve (unmatched) but they are fragile --
there is no guarantee that they are scratch-free or will not skip on
your record player. Weight is 5 lb (2.2 kg) - shipping from Canada. To inquire contact Dave via kootenaymac.tel
