First ever Apple sign up for auction

"A true icon of American industry"

First ever Apple sign up for auction. Hardware, Apple, Biz 0

5 November 2008 9:43 GMT / By Amy-Mae Elliott

Up for auction in the States, described as a "true icon of American industry", is the very first Apple sign.

Used by Steve Jobs and Steve Wozniak to promote their then fledgling start-up, Apple Computer Co. the sign dates back to 1976.

After some trade show use, the sign apparently remained in service for years outside the company's headquarters in Cupertino, California.

Measuring 100 inches long by 22.5 inches tall, the sign is Plexiglass with a wood frame.

The sign has been owned for years by M. Thomas Liggett, Jr, an ex-Apple employee, who should net around $15,000 to $20,000 in the sale.

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  • the apple iss disapled and needs to activate even says ipod is disapled connect to itunes and i donot know where to write the passcode of the ipod Posted by saed, ethiopia

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