Apple Power CD, Complete & Mint w/Box
From the description:
"Apple's first 'portable' music player! This Apple Power CD is totally complete with box, remote, ac adaptor, battery pack, SCSI cable, RCA cables, drivers (on 3.5" floppy) and a collection of CD-ROM's in an Apple branded sleeve.
I'm the second owner, and I've kept it in the box unused for years. The unit and all interior parts look completely brand new and untouched. The box does show some wear. I powered the unit up and it played a cd. I did not hook it up to speakers or test the remote. I'm convinced everything is in great condition, but due to the age of the product, I must sell it as-is".

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Old 1986 Apple Computer Employee Shirt, Star Wars Spoof
From the description:
"ONE (1) Vintage 1986 Apple Computer Employee Shirt. This shirt was an employee only item, and never sold to the general public. The design is a spoof of the Star Wars Movie 'The Empire Strikes Back', in this case 'The Southeast Strikes Back'. Tagged Size 'Large'. By the look of the colar shape, this may be a womens shirt. The t-shirt is used, but in good condition as shown. The printing on the shirt has some wear (as shown). Previous owner was a smoker & so the shirt has a light odor which has been fading with time. Bonus! Also included is the red fabric bag shown from the same conference, also an Apple Employee only item. The bag folds down into the little pouch. Printing on the outside of the pouch is ok, with some minor losses. Larger printing on expanded bag has losses as shown. These items are sold 'as-is' (no returns). This would make a nice addition to your valuable collection."



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Jef Raskin's Apple II From IAI with Swyft Card Custom
From the description:
"This is the personal Apple II of Jef Raskin used at Information Appliance in developing the highly acclaimed and much studied Swyft and Canon Cat 'Work Processor' software. The two Apple keys and space bar have been changed in size to allow "Leap" keys. The unit includes Jef's SwyftCard firmware and key labels. The wood palmrest is the prototype for a patent. Note the hole as a carry handle. By the way, it all works. This represents a unique development in the history of personal computing and human interface design. The late Jef Raskin was the creator of the Macintosh project at Apple and the author of 'The Humane Interface'. If you are looking here out of curiosity, a quick google search will turn up many items and interviews. This computer is among those pictured at the digital museum site and the Raskin Center. The Swyft/Cat interface was first developed and tested on the Apple II and worked so well that it became a product -- the SwyftCard or Swyftware. If desired, I can include a boxed Swyftcard with tutorial disk and manual with new keyboard labels. Like all the developer's Apples at IAI, the lid of the case was soon discarded due to the need to swap cards or run diagnostic cables. This computer comes with a System II monitor stand with power and key as well as Jef's dual joysticks used with is simulator for RC aircraft -- he was an award winning RC acrobatic flyer. Jef's desk copies of a couple of manuals for graphics tablets and graphics software are included. You hear the once in a lifetime opportunity on eBay too often. However, this is a one-of-a-kind system designed and owned by a great inventor and visionary of the modern computer age who left us all too soon. I was privileged to work for him at the time but have no place to keep all my memorabilia. This computer needs a good home with someone who appreciates it as the artifact it is."

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Macworld Magazine - Year One!
From the description:
"Up for sale is the first complete year of Macworld Magazine. You will get the Premier Issue (February 1984--Steven Jobs cover) as well as the May/June 1984, July/August 1984, September/October 1984 (name written on cover), November 1984, and December 1984. Some of the magazines may have a written notation or underlined word but they are few and far between."

What's on eBay - 1ST YEAR MACWORLD MAGAZINE