Apple Rainbow Logo - Iconic 1977-1998 Brand Identity #1305114 (License: Personal Use)

This version of the Apple logo, introduced in 1977 and retired in 1998, consists of six horizontal stripes-green, yellow, orange, red, purple, and blue-with a green leaf and the registered trademark symbol. Designed by Rob Janoff, it represented Apple’s commitment to accessibility, creativity, and user-friendly computing during the personal computer revolution. The bite mark was added both for scale reference and to distinguish the fruit from a cherry.

Used in historical retrospectives, branding case studies, and tech nostalgia content; ideal for articles about Apple’s evolution, logo design history, or 1980s-90s computing culture. Matches user intent for educational, archival, or design-focused searches.