A bevy of rare Apple computer hardware and Steve Jobs memorabilia is scheduled to hit the block at Boston auction house RR Auction next month, with highlights including a fully functional Apple-1, a PowerBook 190cs signed by late cofounder Steve Jobs and more.
Announced in an auction preview sent to registered collectors this week, RR Auction’s “Steve Jobs Auction” selects key items to tell the story of Apple from its founding and first commercial success through the Macintosh days.
In addition to the Apple-1 and signed PowerBook, the auction features paraphernalia collected by Apple product design engineer Jerrold Manock, sometimes referred to as the “father” of the company’s Industrial Design Group. Hired in 1977, Manock spent seven years cultivating Apple’s design language and worked on keystone products like the Apple III and original Macintosh.
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