Steve Jobs’ iconic suit and a bunch of Apple memorabilia are up for auction. The auction, organized by Lauren’s, is selling the Brioni suit, tie and more that Jobs wore to the Macintosh launch separately. Here are the Jobs memorabilia sold at the auction and their prices…
Steve Jobs’ legendary suit is up for auction
The star of the auction is the Brioni suit that Steve Jobs wore at the Macintosh launch event 40 years ago. This suit also appears in Bernard Gotfryd’s iconic photograph. Opening offer of the suit 10 thousand dollarsbut experts say that this figure will be higher at the end of the auction. up to 30 thousand dollars predicts that it may come out.
Also up for auction is the tie that Jobs wore that day, made of Italian satin and signed by Robert Talbott. The highest bid for this tie is now 150 dollars. Besides all these, there is also Macintosh there is. It is originally known as Apple Lisa 2/10. It was later renamed to capture the success of the Macintosh brand.
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Unfortunately, this unit, which was very popular at the time, is currently not working, but this does not stop collectors, of course. current offer 800 dollars and is expected to increase further. Apple fans and collectors are ready to pay huge amounts for such iconic items.
Many items such as Apple-1 systems, prototype mice, notebooks, contracts, badges, posters and even checks have fetched thousands of dollars in past auctions. In summary, the auction of Steve Jobs’ iconic suit and other Apple memorabilia was an opportunity not to be missed for those who wanted to witness the history of technology.
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