RedLightRunner.com today added 40 new items to its line of , including 18 new rare vintage Apple logo T-shirts. Other items include Apple posters, a Glass Apple Logo Paperweight, Vintage Mac OS Watch, 'Think Different'-branded clothing and apparel, Apple logo golf balls, etc. The company specializes in finding and offering unique, one-of-a-kind Apple logo gifts and collectibles via its Website.
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dude... check that item again. it's now over $300. %500 profit. man, i wish i had a business like that. ;-)
Yeah, their prices are outrageous. Go eBay, you'll probably get a better deal (and even eBay prices are inflated).
I got one of the G5 Hologram posters on the Ebay for $75.00. Pretty nice.
Could you imagine someone on eBay TRYING to sell a poster of a Dell or Compaq desktop?? Or old IBM or HP advertising posters? Just a testament to Apple's marketing as well as devoted fans..
Bring back the legacy free shirts!
...logo merchandise in the Apple Stores? This has to be the stupidest marketing decision since not licensing MacOS for PCs.
Apple is missing a huge cash cow.
Anyone interested in a "Been there, done that" T shirt ? I have a few Apple mugs as well.
that t-shirts.
Got pics?
Any XXL?
Maybe, how much?
Maybe a mug...
I'm cheap so... post a web page, and I'll visit! along with a few others I'm sure.
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please note that red light has been known to use massive buyout tactics to artificially inflate the price of some collectibles. case in point: their apple lionel trainset train car. a local reseller had twenty-five of them in stock, and selling for about $50 a piece. i came back a week later, and they were all gone, purchased by an "online retailer," is what the owner told me. three days later, they appeared on redlight for over $120 a piece. circumstantial evidence, yes. but i'm not stupid. it's very likely RLR bought out the only remaining stock of such a unique item, just so they could over-inflate its value.
there are other apple memorabilia vendors online (i won't mention them by name), but i highly recommend shopping around first.