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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.
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Vintage original Bondi iMac Poster from 1998 - the 1st year of the iMac. This original Apple Bondi iMac poster is in excellent new condition considering it is 20+ years old now. It measures 24 by 28 inches and has not been hung or displayed. The bottom text is Think Different.
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This rare original Apple poster measures 24" x 36" and the text is "personal computers apple" with a copyright of 1980. In the lower left corner is MSR# M30-0580 50K. It features the first official Apple logo designed by Rob Janoff in 1977. It has never been hung or displayed and is as new with minimum edge wear for having been stored for over 40 years.
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This is a rare Apple Macintosh iMac "Yin Yang" poster in near new condition. It has never been used or displayed except for this current photo. It is from MacWorld in New York in 2000 and features the Apple G3 Graphite and Snow iMacs.
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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.
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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
This poster is quite good, has not been displayed, it has a few light scuffs but no tears or holes and minimal edge wear. It is from a private collection of a long-time Apple employee.
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