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Apple 1989 Sales Conference (3) Promotional Items Three promotional items from a 1989 Apple sales conference, each containing an uncommon “Power UP” slogan featuring an ‘orange and purple ball’ logo: an olive canvas messenger bag, 15″ x 13″, with black and purple accents and a “Power UP” patch to the main flap; a large white t-shirt with the front featuring the ‘orange and purple ball’ logo with upper text, “On the Run with Sculley. Sponsored by VAR Sales,” and the back bears the Apple rainbow logo above text, “Apple USA 1989"; and a navy blue polo shirt by Esprit with repeating ‘fireball’ or ‘shooting star’ pattern, no size (likely large), the back featuring a large “Power UP” slogan patch. In overall fine condition.

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Apple 1989 Sales Conference (3) Promotional Items Three promotional items from a 1989 Apple sales conference, each containing an uncommon “Power UP” slogan featuring an ‘orange and purple ball’ logo: an olive canvas messenger bag, 15″ x 13″, with black and purple accents and a “Power UP” patch to the main flap; a large white t-shirt with the front featuring the ‘orange and purple ball’ logo with upper text, “On the Run with Sculley. Sponsored by VAR Sales,” and the back bears the Apple rainbow logo above text, “Apple USA 1989"; and a navy blue polo shirt by Esprit with repeating ‘fireball’ or ‘shooting star’ pattern, no size (likely large), the back featuring a large “Power UP” slogan patch. In overall fine condition.

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