A 1970s Allan Alcorn Atari Inc employee ID and Atari Pong ‘Home Edition’ prototype game console are pictured during a preview of items offered in RR Auction’s ‘The Steve Jobs Revolution’ sale, in New York City, US. — Reuters
NEW YORK: Items from the birth of Apple, home computing and video gaming are up for grabs at an auction, which will conclude on March 17.
The top lot from “The Steve Jobs Revolution: Engelbart, Atari, and Apple” auction is a July 1976 check to pay US$3,430 (RM14,327) for parts for the Apple 1 computer, signed by Apple founders Steve Jobs and Steve Wozniak.
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A 1970s Allan Alcorn Atari Inc employee ID and Atari Pong ‘Home Edition’ prototype game console are pictured during a preview of items offered in RR Auction’s ‘The Steve Jobs Revolution’ sale, in New York City, US. — Reuters
A 1960s Douglas Engelbart ‘skeleton’ computer mouse is displayed during a preview of items offered in RR Auction’s ‘The Steve Jobs Revolution’ sale, in New York City, US. — Reuters
Steve Jobs’ 1973 job application for employment at Atari Inc is pictured during a preview of items offered in RR Auction’s ‘The Steve Jobs Revolution’ sale, in New York City, US. — Reuters
A 1960s Douglas Engelbart X-Y computer mouse is displayed during a preview of items offered in RR Auction’s ‘The Steve Jobs Revolution’ sale, in New York City, US. — Reuters
A 1976 Apple Computer check signed by founders Steve Jobs and Steve Wozniak is displayed during a preview of items offered in RR Auction’s ‘The Steve Jobs Revolution’ sale, in New York City, US. — Reuters
A 1984 Steve Jobs signed Macworld magazine issue 1 is pictured during a preview of items offered in RR Auction’s ‘The Steve Jobs Revolution’ sale, in New York City, US. — Reuters
A 1990s Steve Jobs Pixar Animation Studios personal business card is pictured during a preview of items offered in RR Auction’s ‘The Steve Jobs Revolution’ sale, in New York City, US. — Reuters
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