This DOS-formatted disk was included with a SCSI Zip Drive, which was used with a Macintosh, though apparently the drive can be used from old DOS/Windows.

IconBounce is a very early Macintosh kind of screen saver.  It's more like just a demo that bounces B&W icons all over the place.  This app features 1980's apps/games icons, some are more obscure than others.  

Iconer can be used as a prank.  All it does is on launch, it randomly pops thousands of B&W system icons to fill your desktop.  You can stop it using CMD-Q.  

iMacSelectIcons Vol.001 by Jason Rainbows' Magic Theatre Art and Design 1998 A gift for all you new iMac owners (and anyone else who appreciates quality design and icons). Since you have the coolest looking Mac on the market, why not have...

iFolders 2.0 - Beige edition by Rick Roe - ©1999 icons.cx You're perfectly happy to work on your old beige Power Mac. who needs all these fancy translucent colors anyway? You wouldn't leave your good old six-slot machine, or your...

This is a set of 5 iBook icons, namely: Blueberry, Graphite, Indigo, Key Lime, Tangerine.  

iMac System Icons are 2 sets of icons made to perfectly fit the bondi blue theme of the iMac that came out just a couple months after the release of those icons.  I find it interesting to see that this artist actually created and released so...