NOTICE: As of August 29, 2025 duties must be paid by the sender before items can be mailed to the United States. The duties must be prepaid and proof must be presented to Canada Post prior to mailing. The added import tax will be unknown until photos, a description and selling prices are submitted to U.S. Customs. This tariff tax must be prepaid and then added to the cost to the purchaser. Too much BS - so I can no longer ship to the USA. Sorry eh? KootenayMac is in western Canada
Monday, August 10, 2026
Apple Computer Japan vintage rainbow sticker sheet
Friday, June 12, 2026
Vintage Apple postcard collection
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 far left 'It's Springtime' card shows a G4 iMac from Mac House in Berlin. At the bottom far left is a new unused bitten rainbow Apple card from the Think Different era. It has a 1-800 number for an Apple authorized reseller and shows the url www.apple.co.za.
In the center left row is a Come See the Apple Computer postcard from California that was sent in the 80's to a client from the Santa Rosa California Computer Center. It features the IIc, IIe, IIGS, the Mac Plus and the Mac SE and offers a rebate on selected add-ons. It is the only one that has been mailed.
The orange Whoa! card is an unused student promo from Australia. The Bondi iMac is from the Design Museum and credits Jonathan Ive - 1998.
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.
October update: plus one new bonus Steve Jobs card
Monday, June 01, 2026
sealed Steve Jobs playing cards plus extra Joker
This is an unopened pack of cards featuring Steve Jobs. These sealed Chinese language playing cards are in a NOS plastic case in the original mailer - the box has been opened once for the photos but I have not opened the cards wrapper to see what's in the deck. However a photo from Google images shows a few of the individual cards. The cards are from a special edition production run of 5000 decks.
Price for full sealed deck and Jobs Joker is $60 CDN plus shipping. To inquire contact Dave via kootenaymac.tel
Monday, April 13, 2026
Apple Computer Japan vintage rainbow sticker sheet
Tuesday, February 03, 2026
sealed Steve Jobs playing cards plus extra Joker
This is an unopened pack of cards featuring Steve Jobs. These sealed Chinese language playing cards are in a NOS plastic case in the original mailer - the box has been opened once for the photos but I have not opened the cards wrapper to see what's in the deck. However a photo from Google images shows a few of the individual cards. The cards are from a special edition production run of 5000 decks.
Price for full sealed deck and Jobs Joker is $60 CDN plus shipping. To inquire contact Dave via kootenaymac.tel
Tuesday, December 16, 2025
Vintage Apple postcard collection
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 far left 'It's Springtime' card shows a G4 iMac from Mac House in Berlin. At the bottom far left is a new unused bitten rainbow Apple card from the Think Different era. It has a 1-800 number for an Apple authorized reseller and shows the url www.apple.co.za.
In the center left row is a Come See the Apple Computer postcard from California that was sent in the 80's to a client from the Santa Rosa California Computer Center. It features the IIc, IIe, IIGS, the Mac Plus and the Mac SE and offers a rebate on selected add-ons. It is the only one that has been mailed.
The orange Whoa! card is an unused student promo from Australia. The Bondi iMac is from the Design Museum and credits Jonathan Ive - 1998.
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.
October update: plus one new bonus Steve Jobs card