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It was 1995 and I was 15 years old. I had been using a Mac for about a year and I drew this.

Vrams, how many do you need?

Just put a wire like on pictures below

I am interested too

I have vram chips and a twinturbo. I can ship to you for a symbolic price :)

@Sideburn you need a MacPaint picture to convert to boot screen with Screen Maker https://macintoshgarden.org/apps/screen-maker-10

Well CHM posted this video recently and I think it fits well here

Well let say, it was just a litle #marchintosh project and I am glad it worked out well :)

So here they are in original formatting

Opened it with Quark 6.1 without problem, will export them to pdf now

File extensions .qxd (v3.1–5) and .qxp (v6–15)

I think you need a Quark version 6 and up so Mac OS X app to open your files. If nobody success I can try it to open after work.

This should be posted to CHM who maintains the https://www.folklore.org/ now :)

Some tests from Macworld 1994

Maybe try also this https://macintoshgarden.org/apps/n-font or this https://macintoshgarden.org/apps/bitfont or this https://macintoshgarden.org/apps/fontxchange-v16 If nothing helps, send me the files and I could try to convert.

Dennis Grimm - F347049M001 Manufactured in: F => Fremont, California, USA Year of production: 1983 Week of production: 47 Production number: 049 => 145 Model ID: M001 => original Macintosh 1984 (128k)

Thanks for sharing the Calendar. Interesting to see the font on front page and for months was made by Susan Kare. The MacSketch/MacPaint graphic found on Twiggy Macintosh disc of Susan kare :)

Good idea @eharmon listing a serial numbers, so here is what I have found: Paul Tavenier - F347109M0001 Manufactured in: F => Fremont, California, USA Year of production: 1983 Week of production: 47 Production number: 109 => 1165 Model ID: M0001 => original Macintosh 1984 (128k) Ivan Mach -...