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 40's or early 50'sI'll Always Remember You by Nat King Cole - Capitol - 1951
b/w Make Believe Land
Got The Louisiana Blues by Hank Penny - King - 1950
b/w Now Ain't You Glad Dear
Down Yonder by Eddie Smith and the Chief - King - 1951
b/w Sweet Bunch of Daisies, Over the Waves, Medley
Peek-A-Boo by Redd Stewart - King - 1950
b/w I've Decided
Without A Port of Love by Moon Mullican - King - 1951
b/w The Lamp of Love (Is Burning Low)
Del Rio Boogie by Wayne Raney - King - 1949
b/w I Feel a Streak of Love Coming On
Steel Guitar Ramble by Cecil Campbell's Tennessee Ramblers - RCA Victor - 1951
b/w Left All Alone With A Broken Heart
I Want A Ring Around My Rosie's Finger by Jack Owens - Decca - 1951
b/w Don't Say You Care (Unless You Really Do)
Foolish Tears by Tex Williams - Capitol - 1948
b/w Who? Me?
Over The Hill by Hawkshaw Hawkins - King - 1952
b/w I Am Slowly Dying of a Broken Heart
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
for sale is this scarce vintage Apple Computers 2006 iPod shuffle "tiger girl" Chiat-Day printers proof - a pre-production iPod shuffle poster. It measures 10.5 inches in width and 14.5 inches in length- This was a major shift from Apple's silhouette iPod ads and may well be one of the great Apple collectibles like the 1984/2004 MacWorld poster of Anya Major from the '84 SuperBowl ad. Take the Tiger Girl home for $180 CDN and that includes postage in a cardboard tube. Photo at bottom is of Steve Jobs on stage with the Tiger girl image. To inquire contact Dave via kootenaymac.tel
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: $125 CDN...
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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 infamous Fanged Apple, a design created in protest of Apple's lawsuit regarding graphical user interfaces (GUI) software. This 2.25" diameter button is in very good condition with all details crisp and clear. It was one of three released several years ago by a collector in California. It was his last one and they have become extremely rare. It is priced at $90CDN and that includes postage. To inquire contact Dave via kootenaymac.tel
One owner, 1.2GHz Power PC 12" G4 iBook, late 2004 model in original box with disks and styro packing. After market power adapter, clean, no chips or cracks and fully working with OS X 10.5.8 Leopard (the max OS). Battery is normal and takes a charge. 768 MB ram, DVD-ROM/CD-RW "Combo" drive, 30 GB HD. Airport Extreme plus ethernet cable. Priced at $80 CDN plus shipping or local pickup in Nelson BC, Canada. 
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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. 
This is the Apple Poster for the G5 introduction in 2004. The bottom text reads Introducing the World's first 64-bit personal computer. Apple Power Mac G5 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
there are 4 lots and they are only available as a complete set 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 in 2021
if i find more i'll just include them - the price for all 25 posters is $25 a piece for a total of $600 CDN. 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 25 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
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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.
This is a collection of vintage Apple postcards and a Jobs/Mac stamp plus one card made on a Mac clone. Also included as a bonus are two related cards. 
The bottom of that column is a 1992 promo for Authorized Apple resellers.
Next column are 3 Think Different cards and at the bottom is a Steve Jobs stamp from the Republic of Guine-Bissau in Africa in MNH condition.
Right column is an Indigo iMac enclosing a racing engine with a blower from drive.com.au - not Apple but tossing it into the collection. Middle right is from National Postcard Week May 5-11, 1985 promoting an Apple clone dealer in Decatur GA. It was designed and printed with a Franklin Ace. There is no handwriting on it and no stamp or postmark and the condition is VG. Bottom right is just a bonus card that looks like the image Apple used on the Yosemite OS.
update May 2023 - now included are the yellow and purple 2003 original
silhouette
Apple Macintosh iPod advertising postcards plus a 1998 Apple Expo Think
Different card in French musique sur apple.com/fr/itunes” The 16 card
(plus one stamp) collection (plus one new bonus Jobs card) is priced at
$290 CDN and that includes insured postage in a cardboard box. Click
photos for larger images. To inquire contact Dave via kootenaymac.tel
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 CDN 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 $145 CDN 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 CDN. Other Power Computing items are also available; click the Power Computing label below.To inquire contact Dave via kootenaymac.tel
This is an authentic limited edition Apple 30th Anniversary poster. It was only given to employees and developers for commemorating the 30th Anniversary of the Macintosh computer.
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 $25CDN for 10 issues, weight is 5 lbs so postage will add $25 more. It is what it is...
To inquire contact Dave via kootenaymac.tel
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 $85CDN each with mailing at cost. Buy both for $170 and that includes 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 $95 CDN and that includes insured postage but not to the US due to tariffs..
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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 genuine Apple poster was created for the September 9 launch of the iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus. It was distributed internally to Apple employees only and shows a black on black iPhone 6. There is a small line of text at the bottom right with ™ and © 2014 Apple Inc. 
2 iPad2 posters: these are 4 foot wide by 6 foot tall bus shelter posters announcing the launch of the Apple iPad2 in black and white. They are uv-treated, double sided and are printed on a heavy coated thick and durable material. They may have a bit of edge wear but both are in very good condition overall. 
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's
Lot 1 for sale @ $35 CDN plus shipping:
Snatch And Grab It by Julia Lee and Her Boy Friends - Capitol Americana, with Orchestra - 1946
b/w I Was Wrong
Julia Lee And Her Boyfriends - YouTube
A popular entertainer who recorded frequently for Capitol during 1944-1950, Julia Lee's double-entendre songs and rocking piano made her a major attraction in Kansas City.
Fat Gal by Merle Travis - Capitol Americana, vocal with Cowboy Band - 1947
b/w Merle's Boogie Woogie
The Gypsy Told Me by Cowboy Copas - King - with String Band - 1949
b/w Crazy Over You
The Lady's In Love With You by Nellie Lutcher and Her Rhythm - Capitol Americana, from the movie "Some Like It Hot" - 1947
b/w Hurry On Down
Cow Town Swing by Universal Cowboys - Vocalion - 1941
b/w Aloha Means Goodbye, String Band with Singing by Dick Reinhart
Tar Heel Rag, Cecil Campbell's Tennessee Ramblers - RCA Victor - 1939
b/w Tropical Island with Vocal refrain by the Hendrix Sisters
Pardon My Whiskers by Wayne Rainey - King - 1950
b/w Old Fashioned Matrimony In Mind
Rag Man Boogie by Red Perkins - King - 1950
b/w Big Blue Diamonds (Kit Carson)
Rollin' Down The Great Divide by Bill Boyd and Cowboy Ramblers -- Bluebird - 1942
b/w My Pony On The Range - Fox Trot featured in the film "Texas Man Hunt"
Suspicion by Tex Williams and his Western Caravan -- Capitol Americana - 1948
b/w Flo From St. Joe Mo
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 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 purchased from a high-tech collector in Germany. It is priced at $175 CDN and that includes postage. To inquire contact Dave via kootenaymac.tel
Original, authorized, authentic limited edition promotional Beatles screened print - only 2000 produced. Made by Firehouse, the famed San Francisco custom underground poster shop, in 2000 and commissioned by Virgin Megastores to commemorate the release day of the Beatles Anthology Book that was released on Oct 5th, 2000. This was a special event as this book was authorized and contributed to by the 3 surviving members of the band and was also declared "Beatles Day" by the City of San Francisco!
Text on the poster reads: "Introducing the Apple Cinema Display. Actual Size. Think Different."
These brand new, limited edition authentic Apple Olympic enamel pins were designed by Apple Inc. to promote the Vancouver 2010 Olympic Games. The pins were only available at the Vancouver Apple store and they were not available for sale anywhere. The white cardboard backed pin set includes two metal 19mm x 19mm (3/4" by 3/4") pins in original packaging: one is a Canadian maple leaf and the other is the Apple logo and both are designed as App icons. There is one single pin on a blue Olympic card. The pins not on white cardboard are iPod Nano style pins, also in original packaging and measure 17mm x 38mm (5/8" x 1-1/2"). The backs have ™2010 Apple, Inc. All shown have a butterfly clasp.The bottom row on the right side shows a brand new authentic Apple iPad Olympic pin designed by Apple Inc. to promote the London 2012 Summer Olympic Games. These 3 pins were issued in the UK on 8 July, the first day of the London 2012 Olympics, and only in very limited numbers. They were hard to get then and are highly collectible now.
The design is of an iPad, with the Union Jack flag filling the entire screen. The enamel pin badge is on a blue presentation card in the factory sealed plastic envelope. The Apple logo and details are printed on the back of the card. It has a butterfly clasp and is new and unopened.
There are 27 unused unopened 2010 pins plus the 2 individual British pins - total price is $490 CDN. All 29 are available only as a complete set
- and that includes postage.
