1976 → 2026 / THE APPLE ARCHIVE

Small beginnings.
A remarkable product story.

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EST.1976669 catalogue entries · 11 categories

669 entries · product generations and historical revisions

Apple I — Representative product/family photograph. The pictured configuration may differ from this release. Resized and re-encoded for this catalogue. Original image licence applies to this resized copy.

Family illustration1976

Early Apple

Apple I

Apple’s first product was an assembled computer board. Owners supplied their own case, keyboard and display. It began the company’s hardware story in 1976.

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Apple II — Representative product/family photograph. A common 1977 Apple II setup, with a 9" monochrome monitor, game paddles, and a Red Book-recommended Panasonic RQ-309DS cassette deck Resized and re-encoded for this catalogue. Original image licence applies to this resized copy.

Family illustration1977

Early Apple

Apple II

The Apple II put a keyboard and computer in a ready-to-use case. Its colour graphics and expandability helped bring personal computing to homes and schools.

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Family illustration1978

Displays & accessories

Disk II

An Apple-era peripheral in the Drives category, made to extend the capabilities of compatible hardware.

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Apple II EuroPlus — Representative product/family photograph. Apple II Plus Resized and re-encoded for this catalogue. Original image licence applies to this resized copy.

Family illustration1979

Early Apple

Apple II EuroPlus

An early Apple computer from the Apple II line, part of the company’s personal-computing history.

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Apple II J-Plus — Representative product/family photograph. Apple II Plus Resized and re-encoded for this catalogue. Original image licence applies to this resized copy.

Family illustration1979

Early Apple

Apple II J-Plus

An early Apple computer from the Apple II line, part of the company’s personal-computing history.

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Apple II Plus — Representative product/family photograph. Apple II Plus Resized and re-encoded for this catalogue. Original image licence applies to this resized copy.

Family illustration1979

Early Apple

Apple II Plus

An early Apple computer from the Apple II line, part of the company’s personal-computing history.

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Apple Silentype — Family illustration: Apple Dot Matrix Printer (1982). This is not a photograph of the exact listed model. Resized and re-encoded; the credited image licence applies.

Family illustration1979

Displays & accessories

Apple Silentype

An Apple-era peripheral in the Printers category, made to extend the capabilities of compatible hardware.

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Bell & Howell — Representative product/family photograph. Apple II Plus Resized and re-encoded for this catalogue. Original image licence applies to this resized copy.

Family illustration1979

Early Apple

Bell & Howell

An early Apple computer from the Apple II line, part of the company’s personal-computing history.

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Family illustration1979

Displays & accessories

Bell & Howell Disk II

An Apple-era peripheral in the Drives category, made to extend the capabilities of compatible hardware.

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Apple III — Category illustration: Apple II EuroPlus (1979). This is not a photograph of the exact listed model. Resized and re-encoded; the credited image licence applies.

Category illustration1980

Early Apple

Apple III

An early Apple computer from the Apple III line, part of the company’s personal-computing history.

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Family illustration1980

Displays & accessories

Disk III

An Apple-era peripheral in the Drives category, made to extend the capabilities of compatible hardware.

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Modem IIB (Novation CAT) — Category illustration: Workgroup Server 95 (1993). This is not a photograph of the exact listed model. Resized and re-encoded; the credited image licence applies.

Category illustration1980

Servers & networking

Modem IIB (Novation CAT)

A product in the Modems range, associated with Apple’s server, storage or networking ecosystem.

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Monitor III — Family illustration: Monitor II (various third party) (1983). This is not a photograph of the exact listed model. Resized and re-encoded; the credited image licence applies.

Family illustration1980

Displays & accessories

Monitor III

An Apple-era peripheral in the Displays category, made to extend the capabilities of compatible hardware.

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Printer IIA (Centronics 779) — Family illustration: Apple Dot Matrix Printer (1982). This is not a photograph of the exact listed model. Resized and re-encoded; the credited image licence applies.

Family illustration1980

Displays & accessories

Printer IIA (Centronics 779)

An Apple-era peripheral in the Printers category, made to extend the capabilities of compatible hardware.

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Apple III Revised — Category illustration: Apple II EuroPlus (1979). This is not a photograph of the exact listed model. Resized and re-encoded; the credited image licence applies.

Category illustration1981

Early Apple

Apple III Revised

An early Apple computer from the Apple III line, part of the company’s personal-computing history.

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Family illustration1981

Displays & accessories

Apple ProFile

An Apple-era peripheral in the Drives category, made to extend the capabilities of compatible hardware.

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Apple Daisy Wheel Printer — Family illustration: Apple Dot Matrix Printer (1982). This is not a photograph of the exact listed model. Resized and re-encoded; the credited image licence applies.

Family illustration1982

Displays & accessories

Apple Daisy Wheel Printer

An Apple-era peripheral in the Printers category, made to extend the capabilities of compatible hardware.

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Apple Dot Matrix Printer — Representative product/family photograph. The pictured configuration may differ from this release. Resized and re-encoded for this catalogue. Original image licence applies to this resized copy.

Family illustration1982

Displays & accessories

Apple Dot Matrix Printer

An Apple-era peripheral in the Printers category, made to extend the capabilities of compatible hardware.

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Apple III Plus — Category illustration: Apple Lisa (1983). This is not a photograph of the exact listed model. Resized and re-encoded; the credited image licence applies.

Category illustration1983

Early Apple

Apple III Plus

An early Apple computer from the Apple III line, part of the company’s personal-computing history.

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Apple IIe — Family illustration: Apple IIc (1984). This is not a photograph of the exact listed model. Resized and re-encoded; the credited image licence applies.

Family illustration1983

Early Apple

Apple IIe

An early Apple computer from the Apple II line, part of the company’s personal-computing history.

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Family illustration1983

Early Apple

Apple Lisa

A business computer with a mouse-driven graphical interface. Lisa was an important step toward the graphical desktop, although its high price limited its market.

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ImageWriter — Representative product/family photograph. The pictured configuration may differ from this release. Resized and re-encoded for this catalogue. Original image licence applies to this resized copy.

Family illustration1983

Displays & accessories

ImageWriter

An Apple-era peripheral in the ImageWriter category, made to extend the capabilities of compatible hardware.

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Monitor II (various third party) — Representative product/family photograph. The pictured configuration may differ from this release. Resized and re-encoded for this catalogue. Original image licence applies to this resized copy.

Family illustration1983

Displays & accessories

Monitor II (various third party)

An Apple-era peripheral in the Displays category, made to extend the capabilities of compatible hardware.

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Apple 410 Color Plotter — Family illustration: ImageWriter Wide Carriage (1984). This is not a photograph of the exact listed model. Resized and re-encoded; the credited image licence applies.

Family illustration1984

Displays & accessories

Apple 410 Color Plotter

An Apple-era peripheral in the Printers category, made to extend the capabilities of compatible hardware.

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Small beginnings.A remarkable product story.

Small beginnings.
A remarkable product story.