Original
Macintosh "Mister Macintosh Logo" Pins The following two pins are from the collection of Daniel Kottke and depict the original "Macintosh Man" (a man in a Macintosh overcoat) or "Mister Macintosh" logo used briefly by the Macintosh Division at Apple in 1983. Mister Macintosh also appears etched into logic board designs in this period but disappears to be replaced by the Macintosh serifed-font logo by launch time at the end of 1983. As Andy Hertzfeld writes his story called Mister Macintosh on Folklore.org about the origin of this little guy, the logo was designed by the Belgian artist Folon. Lets hear what Andy has to say below:
The eventual artwork for the Macintosh documentation and packging (and T-shirts) was reputed to be designed by another reknowned artist, Andy Warhol. If you
have any more information about these rare pins or other Apple logo memorabilia,
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Got a cool pin or other schwag to contribute or a story about an item shown here? Contact us! Go back to our main collection of badges, buttons & pins Andy Herzfeld's Folklore.org coverage of Mister Macintosh |
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