Apple Rainbow Logo - The Iconic 1977 Vintage Brand Symbol #4189 (License: Personal Use)

This iconic logo, introduced in 1977 and used until 1998, features six horizontal stripes in rainbow order (green, yellow, orange, red, purple, blue) with a distinctive bite taken out of the right side and a green leaf atop. Designed by Rob Janoff, it represented Apple’s commitment to accessibility, creativity, and user-friendly computing during the early personal computer era. The registered trademark symbol (®) appears subtly to the lower right.

Used on vintage Apple products, marketing materials, and retrospectives about tech branding; ideal for articles on design history, corporate identity evolution, or nostalgia-driven tech content. Matches user intent for historical brand research, graphic design inspiration, or Apple heritage exploration.