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MARIA CALLAS
Rare vintage Apple “Think Different” large-format vinyl banner from the late 1990s / early 2000s.
This is an impressive, oversized Apple advertising/display piece measuring approximately 118" x 50". The banner is double-sided, with the black-and-white Think Different portrait artwork on one side and the bold red Apple wordmark design on the reverse. It has a strong visual presence and would be an amazing display piece for an Apple collector, design studio, office, creative workspace, or vintage technology collection.
The banner is made of vinyl and is currently mounted on a roller shade for display. The roller shade is not original to the banner and can be removed if preferred.
This is a used vintage item, likely 20–30 years old, so there is some visible wear consistent with age, storage, and prior display. Please review the photos carefully. Overall, it is in great condition for its age and displays beautifully. There may be light scuffs, creases, small marks, edge wear, or other signs of use, but nothing that takes away from the impact of the piece.
This banner was displayed and enjoyed for many years and has been carefully stored since. I’d love for them to go to someone who will appreciate and display them rather than keep them rolled and hidden away in a closet.Details
- Vintage Apple Think Different advertising/display banner
- Approx. 118" x 50"
- Double-sided vinyl
- Portrait artwork on one side
- Red Apple wordmark design on reverse
- Believed to date from approximately 1997–2000
- Currently mounted on a removable roller shade
- Used vintage condition with some age-related wear
- Large, rare, highly displayable Apple collectible
Condition NoteThis is not a new item. It is a vintage display banner with normal wear from age, storage, and handling. There are visible marks/scuffs/creases in places, as shown in the photos, but the banner remains in very good overall condition and presents extremely well.