Steve Says Fight The Power With Power T-Shirt from the 1997 Mac World Expo in SF, from the short era when Apple licensed out Macs to Power Computing. The label has a PowerComputing tag. It is a size XL made in the USA of 90% cotton and 10% polyester. It is preshrunk and cut larger than sizes you get now. It is a good quality shirt, it has never been worn or washed and has been well stored for almost 20 years. It is still in mint condition with no cracking in the screened graphics.
This MacWorld 1984-2004 poster commemorates the original commercial from 1984. It measures 24" x 36" and reads, "1984 - 2004". The poster has the image of Anya Major, the woman runner in the Picasso-style top from the famous Super Bowl 1984 television commercial, only this time she is wearing an iPod. 
Photoshop 4 Complete with cd-rom, unused, 1997. Macromedia Flash MX Bible, as new, unopened, 2002. How to do everything with Photoshop CS 2, unused, as new, 2005. Adobe Photoshop 5.5 Fundamentals with ImageReady2, as new, unopened, 2002.Price is $50 USD, shipping weight from Canada is 8 lbs. More books are available, click the labels below.
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Awesome memento from MacWorld New York 1999
This is a vintage item from the 1982 "Kids Can't Wait" program, introduced by Steve Jobs and Apple Computers with a plan to get Apple II computers donated to schools.
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% preshrunk 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.
These are vintage bitten apple rainbow stickers from Apple Computer Japan, Inc. They date from the mid 80's and show no signs of wear. The sheet is about the size of a deck of cards and has 9 separated stickers in 3 sizes. They are clear once peeled from the blue backing paper. These stickers are a good addition to a collection of international Apple items. This sticker sheet is priced at $35USD and that includes postage. There are other stickers available, click the label below. To inquire contact Dave via kootenaymac.tel
for sale as a set - 3 copies of The Missing Manual by David Pogue. The top 2 appear to have never been opened and covers Jaguar 10.2. The 3rd one is well used and covers Version 10.1. It is the 2002 first edition.
Price is $50 USD for the 3 books, shipping weight is 6 lbs, so postage will be $35 USD. (ships from Canada. that's $115 CDN total)
The fact that the Mac OS X comes without a printed manual is a real problem, since Mac OS X is so different from the operating system that came before it. Now David Pogue, the number one bestselling Macintosh author, fills the gapwith the definitive guide to Mac OS X."
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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.
These brand new, limited edition authentic Apple Olympic pins were designed by Apple Inc. to promote the Vancouver 2010 Olympic Games. The pins were only available at two Vancouver Apple stores and they were not available for sale anywhere. The top two app icon pins were available only during the February Olympics at the Pacific Centre Mall and the lower pin, designed to look like the iPod Nano, was given out at the Oakridge Mall store and only as one to a customer. These were hard to get then and are highly collectible now.
This is a rare version of the 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. On the back is Power Computing 1996 Boston Macworld Expo and an unusual MacWorld MVB V.I.P. on one sleeve. There was a VIP room at the Mama Kin Music Hall in Boston in 1995, not sure about the details for '96. MVB might be Most Valuable Bruin but that is conjecture. The shirt has been worn and washed several times over the years and has some lightly discolored areas that are noticeable up close but none on the area of the graphics. A dry cleaning might help but a washing did not clean it as much as I had hoped. It is still a good wearable or collectible shirt from the days before Steve Jobs ended the Apple clone program. It is a Lofteez brand size XL made in the USA of 100% preshrunk cotton by Fruit of the Loom. 
This is an ultra rare 2003 AppleMusic.com promo poster featuring a Gibson ES-345 Guitar. It became better known as the Garage Band icon. This poster measures 24" x 36" and is in good condition with few flaws. There are no tack holes or tape tears but there is some edge wear and a few small creases, smudges and marks but it frames up very well. There is a rubber band mark on the back where it was rolled up and stored for several years. In very small print at the bottom right is the 2003 TM for Apple Computer, Inc. All rights reserved.
This is a giant double sided vintage Apple II poster from the early days before the word *enhanced* was added to the keyboard on the IIe, possibly '84 to very early '85. One one side is the Apple IIe keyboard and on the reverse is the Apple IIGS keyboard.
It's an Apple Dealer Point of Sale poster and is very rare. It is not mint but would be a fine addition to any early Apple collection. There are a few creases and scratches, but no tears. There are pin holes in each corner, a scratch and pin size puncture in the tab key area and one small spot in the blue looks touched up with a marker.
This poster measures 20" high and 56" wide on heavy card stock poster paper and the sideways photos show it on the refrigerator held in place with fridge magnets. Not kidding here bro', it's one big poster! It is reasonably priced at $175USD/225CDN with shipping in a heavy cardboard tube at cost of postage depending on location. To inquire contact Dave via kootenaymac.tel
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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
some random Macintosh plastics - the G3 B/W front piece is an impossible to find factory NOS with protective cover still on. The G4 Graphite front piece has both optional doors - a rarity indeed. One good foot/handle from a G4 tower, one cracked G3 handle, and 4 complete Apple logos (3 shown, one more Blueberry turned up) and one (2 now) Indigo foot mounts are included.
On the green background is a rainbow cord and a rare factory sealed NOS VGA-ready rear cover plate for the G3 iMac with the affixed label in 7 languages. I prefer to sell as a lot so $100USD and you get all the plastics - add $10 for the rainbow power cord. Shipping is from western Canada so guessing at least $30 shipping to the States. A set of 4 rainbow power cords are also available - click the cord label below.
update: a white Macbook apple lid logo also included
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This is an awesome piece of Macintosh history - an original 1996 MacWorld Expo Boston shirt from Power Computing - during Apple Computer's brief experiment with mac clones and system software licensing prior to the reappearance of Steve Jobs and the iMac revolution. It has some wrinkles from storage but has never been worn. This is a size XL Lofteez brand shirt from Fruit of the Loom made in the USA of 100% preshrunk cotton.
This is a collection of 4 original Apple G3 iBook Clamshell promo posters. The poster at top left has a picture of the Graphite iBook and the text is “Black tie optional.” The bottom of the poster has the graphite Apple logo and is inscribed “Think Different. The price is $60. 
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
This is an original production art cel from the 1999 season of the Dilbert TV cartoon show. The size is 13"x11". This is the original back painted cel accompanied by a glossy presentation background. It is now a lost art as Dilbert was one of the last hand painted cartoon shows prior to the transition to digital.
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
This is a rare new-old-stock sticker sheet of the 5 colors of FlavorMacs from second generation of iMacs, called Revision C when introduced in 1999. The stickers are circular and measure an inch and a half in diameter. The iMacs were referred to as Lime, Tangerine, Grape, Blueberry and Strawberry.
This Power Computing size XL promo t-shirt is from the 1996 ad campaign. It has awesome graphics from an Apple authorised Macintosh clone manufacturer. The shirt is not new, it has been worn once and then stored for over 10 years. It has only been washed one time and that was by hand. You may never find another one of these shirts for sale. The front with the company logo on it is no great shakes but the large back graphic by Frank Kozik thunders like Charlton Heston at an NRA convention. This super rare vintage Mac authorized clone promo shirt was slowly pried from the hands of a high-tech collector in Germany. It is priced at $175 and that includes postage. To inquire contact Dave via kootenaymac.tel
This Moof "DogCow" print by Susan Kare is signed. The print is dated 2011 number 137/200 and is no longer available. It has not been removed from sealed wrapper."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 print is priced $100 USD and that includes insured 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 40's or early 50'sIt'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
Software donated by a teacher dating to circa 1996. Includes boxed sets of SuperPaint, Aldus Freehand, ClarisWorks, Norton Utilities, Adobe Photoshop, Symantec Suitcase, and Adoble TypeManager plus related books, manuals and floppy disks. I do not know any more about the software.
These Apple Pro Speakers feature the powerful Harman Kardon audio technology. The Apple Pro Speakers cannot be used with any computer that does not have an Apple Speaker sound output port. They are compatible with the Power Mac G4 Digital Audio, Power Mac G4 QuickSilver, Power Mac G4 QuickSilver 2002, Power Mac G4 Mirrored Drive Doors, Power Mac G4 FW 800, iMac Flat Panel, iMac 17-inch Flat Panel, iMac 1GHz Flat Panel.
For sale are two classic G3 iMac Flower Power posters. They are from the Apple "Rip Mix Burn" campaign, which caused a bit of controversy because the music industry thought that it promoted stealing music. However, the iTunes music store has since proven that wrong. The posters measure 22" x 28". Fine print text on the edge includes iTunes, copyright 2001, Think Different, Apple part # L12939A
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 the rare T-shirt given out to the first customers through the door of the first Hong Kong Apple store. The Hong Kong store launch was Saturday, September 24th, 2011 at IFC Mall. This is a genuine launch day new unworn red T-shirt and it comes in an opened presentation box identical to the one shown except the seal was neatly sliced open and the shirt is labeled a Youth Large. The box was mailed to Canada inside another box with HK postage and can be re-mailed as such or the opened box can be flattened for a less expensive postage rate. The shirt with box is priced at $88 USD with postage at cost. To inquire contact Dave via kootenaymac.tel
on the left is a black Power Computing mouse pad with the official Macintosh
clone logo in red and "Power Computing" in white with phone number
underneath. Additional bonus - the original Power Computing warranty
card. This is a very rare mouse pad as none have been made since the
late 90's. It measures about 7" by 9" and is almost 1/4" thick. It has
not been moused on. The vintage red 9" Power Computing mouse pad is well used but is still a fine collector's item.
Included are the original decals and a PowerTower Pro Install CD. The decals are a set of 3 in
two sizes. The mouse is an original Power Computing ADB one button mouse
with logo. The Power Computing Install CD contains system installers,
utilities and bundled software for PowerTower Pro, p/n 1620-0003-00
release 3.0 MacOS 7.6 and it is in excellent condition with no
scratches.
Included is the one-button ADB mouse that came with the Power Computing Mac clones. It was manufactured by Macally. For a few years in the mid-90s Apple allowed
Power Computing to make Apple Macintosh compatible computers. Steve Jobs
ended that program upon his return to Apple.
The price is $125USD and that includes postage. Lower center shows 5 Power Computing cloisonne lapel pins - new in original wrappers. They are available for $45 each or all 5 for $185. Other Power Computing items are also available; click the Power Computing label below.To inquire contact Dave via kootenaymac.tel
Apple G3/G4 USB Grape keyboards new in original Apple plastic packaging
and never been used. They are priced at $50 each - 2 available - mailing at cost.
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October update: there is a G3 Strawberry iMac keyboard available now - it appears to be new - tested working - $50 + postage
This is a fully functioning mint 17" Apple LCD acrylic Studio Display for sale in original box with intact styro packing and monitor cover. It connects to a vintage Apple computer with the attached proprietary ADC cable - shown connected to a G4 Power PC tower. (It can also connect to other computers with an ADC/DVI power adapter - not included.) It features a swipe on/off button in the lower right. Price is $80 USD plus shipping from western Canada. Read about the ADC monitor at https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Apple_Display_Connector.
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Vintage original G3 iMac Dalmatian poster collection from the Apple "Rip Mix Burn" campaign, which caused a bit of controversy because the music industry thought that it promoted stealing music. However, the iTunes music store has since proven that wrong. All 3 are from the Think Different era, copyright 2001, Apple part number L13044A.
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
This is a collection of 8 Power Computing T-shirts, all but one appear to be new and unworn or washed. The lower right has never been unfolded. All the shirts are size XL. More information on most of them can be found in the Power Computing label below. Additional info about the Power Computing Apple clones is here.
Steve Jobs killed the clones upon his return to Apple in '96 but they were largely credited for saving Apple's skin when it was on the skids. There are other Power Computing items available as well. The price of these 8 shirts is $650 USD and that includes postage. Add the mouse, mousepads, pins, CDs and decals as shown in the labels below for $150 more.
There are also several PowerComputing posters by Frank Kozik available as well including the versions of his posters that he used as a basis for the Mac-centric ones. To inquire contact Dave via kootenaymac.tel
update: there are now 9 shirts in the collection
i ended up with a collection of books from around 20 years ago from the guy who taught me web editing, all seem in very good shape, many seem new. 5 weigh about 16 lbs so 5 or 6 would be like $65 mailed to Texas or 10 lbs to Ohio would be $50. sheesh! (a bit less in Canada). Some date back to System 7 and 8, several are repair and trouble shooting - even CAD stuff and a Photoshop 4 disk in one. I don't want them, and won't recycle them so they can sit on the bottom shelf of the book case where they have been for about a decade.
No idea of value, so make any offers but i won't box up one or two and haul to post office for peanuts plus I'm in outback Canada and that means customs forms and a chunk of time involved. click the pic for a larger view - some of you know more about the titles than I do. Hella stash for a museum or collector. Suggested offer: $100 USD...
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For sale are two classic G3 iMac Flower Power posters. They are from the Apple "Rip Mix Burn" campaign, which caused a bit of controversy because the music industry thought that it promoted stealing music. However, the iTunes music store has since proven that wrong. The posters measure 22" x 28". Fine print text on the edge includes iTunes, copyright 2001, Think Different, Apple part # L12939A
Text on the poster reads: "Introducing the Apple Cinema Display. Actual Size. Think Different."
