An exceptional piece of tech history has found a new home as an original handwritten advertisement for the pioneering Apple-1 Computer, crafted by none other than Steve Jobs himself, fetched an impressive $175,759 at the RR Auction. The artifact, a draft specification sheet for the revolutionary Apple-1, bears Jobs’ lowercase signature, “steven jobs.”
A lot of personal details
What sets this advertisement apart is its historical significance; it includes contact details, including his parents’ address and phone number, tracing back to the original headquarters of the Apple Computer Company.
The ad, meticulously penned in black ink on an 8.5 x 11 binder sheet in 1976, elucidates the cutting-edge technical aspects of the Apple-1.
Also read: The “Gandasa” From The Legend Of Maula Jatt Gets Auctioned For $50,000 In Toronto
This sale not only underscores the enduring fascination with Apple’s early days but also showcases the inherent value collectors place on artifacts that bear the personal touch of visionaries like Steve Jobs, providing an intimate glimpse into the birth of a technological revolution.
What do you think of the story? Let us know in the comments section below!
