"Vintage" Apple stickers Cleaning out my mother's basement, I found a "sticker album" that I kept as a child in the early 80s. A few pages of my sticker album contain these stickers -- maybe 12 in all -- all still attached to their backing and probably still "stickable":
  

Unfortunately, I don't remember where or when I got them.  

I found it particularly unusual that the bottom "stripe" was so offset from the upper part of the apple and I'm not sure if that is a misprint or a deliberate evolution of the logo.  

Can anyone tell me about these stickers and when they might have been released? It might have been before the Mac came out, but the same sticker album also contained a "Where's the Beef?" sticker which was the famous Wendy's ad campaign in 1984, the same year the Mac was released.
Do they have any value beyond nostalgia and hipsterism?
You're looking at the very first stickers and logos introduced by Apple Inc in 1975.
The font-face used here is called Motter Tektura and the WikiPedia info can be found here.

The logo itself is not a misprint, but as you can see on this image can be removed from the foil with a result a nice Apple (which is still used by Apple).

ps. can I have one? :-)