Apple, Handboek voor het Apple II - Floppy Disk Solar...

All kinds of fun vintage Apple Macintosh curiosities! – RARE!!! Manual for the Apple II personal computer system – Apple computer from about 1979 Issued by Romca Electronics B.V. in Waspik – Translation by Hans van Kampen – 178 pages – Good condition, with some discolorations The book is divided into 2 parts: Software (9 chapters) and Hardware (8 chapters). This manual was included with the iconic Apple II personal computer, one of the first successful, mass-produced microcomputers in the world. See the red apple, before the later rainbow-color standard. Size; approx. 28 x 22 cm Pages; 176 This original volume is a must-have for collectors and enthusiasts of early computer technology. It is in good condition given its age and offers a unique glimpse into the history of Apple. Studio Grafitech – Desk Top Publishing. Publication October 1986. For the use of Apple systems such as DTP = Desk Top Publishing, see additional photos in this lot, including the price list for the different options. Rare Size; approx. 20 x 21 cm Pages; 10 plus loose price list Folder from a Dutch company Studio Grafitech, Ideas find form, from your 1980s in Bilthoven about the use of Apple systems such as DTP = Desk Top Publishing for commercial use. Rare Size; approx. 20 x 21 cm Pages; 10 1x a vintage Apple sticker sheet with the iconic rainbow logo 2x on a transparent background (used between 1977 and 1998), in very good and unused condition. Size about 18 x 10.5 cm 1x Brand stickers of the MacBook Air from 2015, on 1 sticker sheet. The 2 white Apple stickers with the well-known apple logo were originally promotional stickers that Apple placed with its computers and later with other products in the packaging. They were intended to make the brand visible, for example on a car, a suitcase, a calendar, or another personal possession. In very good and unused condition. Size about 12.5 x 9.5 cm 1x (RARE) Original Floppy Disk Solar powered calculator, a gimmick, a novelty, still working from Apple – promotional item/relationship gift for business partners. Although the device looks like an Apple 3.5-inch disk, it is in fact a vintage calculator. With a cardboard sleeve from the maker; Marksman Micro – IT design. This product is patented; PF 686·738 1x a vintage unused Apple bow tie, a true collector’s item from the 1980s-90s often intended for staff or as a promotional item in those years. Dark (black) fabric with red embroidered apples. With a fastening hook, easy to wear! Box size about 6 x 13 x 3 cm 1x CollegeCard – Boomerang – Advertising card for the Performa 5260, 2 variants unwritten, size about 15 x 10 cm, double card – about 1996 Unique silver Apple mouse pin – A special collector’s item in Dutch Apple history. In the early 1990s schools received decommissioned Windows- and Apple-computers from large companies. Since there was hardly any educational software available for Apple computers, a group of teachers decided to develop software themselves. This led to the Stichting MUIS. The foundation organized open days, gave lectures on computer programs, and offered companies the opportunity to showcase their software. The decommissioned Apple computers were reinstalled and made child-friendly. In Leiden these computers were subsequently resold to children from less affluent families for a small amount, so they too could benefit from the new technological developments. Kees Schepel actively worked on reusing Apple computers. Together with other club members, he refurbished and adapted the computers. He was also the driving force behind the creation of the MUIS pin. This silver pin, in the shape of an Apple II computer and a mouse, is stamped 835 silver and bears a master mark that, if correct, refers to W. van Veluw B.V. from Zeist, known for its insignia, association pins, and corporate emblems. • Material: 835 silver (83.5% silver) • Weight: about 3 grams • Dating: 1990s • Notable for collectors of vintage Apple memorabilia, computer history, and Dutch silver insignia. See detail photos for condition and details. 2x vintage Apple Macintosh Computer paperclips made of aluminum were manufactured in the United States in the 1990s as part of marketing campaigns. Size per paperclip approx. 2.7 x 1.1 cm 2x Apple Macintosh Computer logo from the computer/display itself. A piece of history; The classic rainbow logo of Apple was designed in 1977 by graphic designer Rob Janoff. It replaced the very first Apple logo from 1976, which depicted Isaac Newton under an apple tree. Why an apple? According to Janoff, the logo needed to be simple and recognizable. The apple referred, of course, to the name “Apple,” but the bite also had a practical purpose: • so people wouldn’t confuse it with a cherry or other round fruit; • and as a pun on “byte,” a computer term. Why rainbow colors? The colored stripes had several reasons: • The Apple II was one of the first personal computers with a color display. • Steve Jobs wanted to show that Apple could display color. • The colors made the company friendlier and more approachable than the “serious” computer brands of that era. The color order was not exactly the rainbow order. Green was placed at the top on purpose because that’s where the leaf was. Size per logo about 1 x 0.7 cm 2x vintage Apple Macintosh Computer rainbow logo pins for the lapel of a jacket or blazer, from the 1980s. Both still in original packaging, both undamaged and unused. Size per pin about 1.5 x 1.2 x 1.2 cm Extra 1x Apple I.C. Extractor In an Apple parts list from 1984 the tool “APPLE I.C. EXTRACTOR” is explicitly listed, with part number 918-0014. I.C. stands for integrated circuit: an integrated circuit or chip. The tool was meant to gently pull chips from their pins on circuit boards without prying them loose with a screwdriver. To illustrate, a few special pages from these pages have been photographed to give an impression of the content and look. The attached photos form an integral part of the lot description. Carefully packed and shipped with tracking as parcel post.

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