Only the "Seasoned" Need Apply

Sorry for the cross-posting...I'm leveraging ALL my options.
   
  For those of you old enough to remember, at one time IBM and Apple were working on what I think was conceptually the precursor to Web 2.0 -- only in 'operating system' form. It was code-named PINK (later Taligent).
   
  Does anyone have archives and/or access to any of the visual representations of that interface? I know they existed...I remember the demos.


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