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International and Hawaii/Alaska will need to pay shipping. Purchased over ten years ago for my work office and no longer used after the first year. This item has been kept in storage in rolled in poster tube for over 9 years in a cool, dry , and smoke free room. Apple Computer Thinks Different Buzz Aldrin Vinyl Banner Apollo 11 Moon Walk Up for sale is this large, ultra rare, Apple Computer Think Different vinyl banner featuring Buzz Aldrin's first moon walk! This is an authentic banner from Apple Computer that has been beautifully preserved over its 20+ year life span. It's in good condition with vivid color, sharp corners, and a clean surface. It is double-sided with Buzz on one side and solid red on the other, with white "Apple" text on the bottom. It's five feet tall, measuring 27.5" x 61". It's well made, composed of strong, heavy weight vinyl. At both ends are reinforced cylindrical channels and aluminum hardware on top. This stunning banner was produced by Apple Computer as part of their "Think Different" advertising campaign which kicked off in 1997-1998, when Steve Jobs returned to Apple as CEO taking them out of bankruptcy and..."to the moon". This was the first major advertising campaign Jobs launched upon his return, and what a brilliant campaign it was!At a glance:
Collectible: Authentic original Apple Computer Think Different vinyl banner featuring Buzz Aldrin on the moon
Date: 1997 - 1998
Condition: good - no tears, pinholes, stains, minor scuff mark (see Photos)
Material: Strong, heavy weight vinyl with original black aluminium profiles complete with original plastic end caps, very rare to find in this complete original condition, like 30 years ago!
Measurements: 27.5" x 61" - portrait orientation
Storage: Rolled securely in plastic, inside poster tube from non-smoking home
Shipping: Rolled securely in plastic, inside poster tube, inside a boxIt's certainly a piece of Apple history for museums and Apple collectors alike. These large vinyl banners were only produced in the United States and for a very limited number of Apple stores.Any questions, just ask.
