Consumer-graphics collection Est. 2026 · Vancouver

CLIPARCHIVE

A working museum of clip art, 1980s–early 2000s.

Now cataloguing·MS Office 97 · PCPaintbrush 1994 · Print Shop Deluxe 1995 · SoftKey Ultimate 1996·New acquisitions posted daily·All objects recovered from circulating media·The whole store is the show·

Accession record

CA-1996-softkey-clipart-1996-00487

CNKEY5

Retrieved from storage.

The number five on a chair back with an arrow pointing to it from above.

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The same image circulated in multiple products. Each copy is catalogued; one is displayed.

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The black and white illustration shows a person sitting at an office desk with their back to us; there's paperwork on top of it including what appears to be financial documents like checks and receipts, along with pens for writing. CA-1996-softkey-clipart-1996-00481 The image shows a periodic table with an atom labeled "PgUp" at position 9 on it. There is also text that reads "pgup." This appears to be a clip-art representation of the element Pgm, which has atomic number nine and symbol pgm in the context of computer science where 'pg' stands for page up key. The image does not depict any people or animals; instead it focuses on an educational concept related to chemistry within computing. CA-1996-softkey-clipart-1996-00483 The image shows a white cardboard box with an arrow pointing to number 6 on it against a black background. There is no text in this clip-art illustration. It's simple yet clear representation of directional guidance using numbers and arrows, commonly used for instructions or wayfinding purposes. CA-1996-softkey-clipart-1996-00486 The image shows a white sign with black text that reads "1 END" on it against an indistinct background. CA-1996-softkey-clipart-1996-00491 The image shows a black and white representation of an open cardboard box with "0 ounces" written on it in bold letters atop what appears to be some sort of product inside. There is also text that reads "Ins." which could indicate information or instructions related to the item within, but without additional context this remains unclear. The style suggests a simple and straightforward depiction commonly used for informational purposes such as labels on products in stores or online listings. CA-1996-softkey-clipart-1996-00492 The image shows a white cardboard box with an open flap on top against a black background; there is no visible text in this clip-art representation of a package delivery notification signifying that it has been delivered, as indicated by its upright position and lack of any other objects or actions depicted within the frame. CA-1996-softkey-clipart-1996-00496