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Photocall At Bonhams For British. Cool. Sale In London
LONDON, UNITED KINGDOM - APRIL 14, 2025: A staff member looks at “The Beatles, Abbey Road”, 1969, signed and numbered 1/1 in silver ink chromogenic print in colours by Iain MacMillan, estimate: £10,000 - £15,000 during a photocall for the "British. Cool." sale at Bonhams auction house in London, United Kingdom on April 14, 2025. (Photo by WIktor Szymanowicz/NurPhoto) -
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Photocall At Bonhams For British. Cool. Sale In London
LONDON, UNITED KINGDOM - APRIL 14, 2025: A staff member looks at screenprints by Banksy: “Golf Sale”, 2003, signed in black ink and numbered 90/750 in pencil, estimate: £20,000 - £30,000 and “Weston Super Mare”, 2003, numbered 504/750 in pencil, estimate: £8,000 - £12,000 during a photocall for the "British. Cool." sale at Bonhams auction house in London, United Kingdom on April 14, 2025. (Photo by WIktor Szymanowicz/NurPhoto) -
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Teachers' In Nepal Continue Their Marathon Protest Demanding Legislative Amendments
Nepal's disgruntled teachers from government schools chant slogans as they march towards the federal parliament in Kathmandu, Nepal, on April 9, 2025. Thousands of protesting teachers march along about a 1-kilometer stretch in the capital near the iconic Maitighar Mandala, demanding the government endorse a bill with further amendments and implement the agreement signed in 2023. (Photo by Subaas Shrestha/NurPhoto) -
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Protest At Department Of Education Against Trump Order
Demonstrators gather to protest outside of the offices of the U.S. Department of Education in Washington, D.C. on March 21, 2025 after President Trump signed an executive order to shut down the government agency. (Photo by Bryan Dozier/NurPhoto) -
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“Study-in” demonstration at Department of Education
Demonstrators stage a “study in” at the Department of Education in protest against Donald Trump’s executive order dismantling the department, signed a day earlier at the White House in Washington, on March 21, 2025. Whether Trump has the authority under the U.S. constitution to close a congressionally mandated agency remains unanswered. (Photo by Allison Bailey/NurPhoto) -
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“Study-in” demonstration at Department of Education
Adah Crandall (right), a 19-year-old college student speaks during a “study in” at the Department of Education in protest against Donald Trump’s executive order dismantling the department, signed a day earlier at the White House in Washington, on March 21, 2025. Whether Trump has the authority under the U.S. constitution to close a congressionally mandated agency remains unanswered. (Photo by Allison Bailey/NurPhoto) -
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“Study-in” demonstration at Department of Education
Demonstrators stage a “study in” at the Department of Education in protest against Donald Trump’s executive order dismantling the department, signed a day earlier at the White House in Washington, on March 21, 2025. Whether Trump has the authority under the U.S. constitution to close a congressionally mandated agency remains unanswered. (Photo by Allison Bailey/NurPhoto) -
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“Study-in” demonstration at Department of Education
Demonstrators stage a “study in” at the Department of Education in protest against Donald Trump’s executive order dismantling the department, signed a day earlier at the White House in Washington, on March 21, 2025. Whether Trump has the authority under the U.S. constitution to close a congressionally mandated agency remains unanswered. (Photo by Allison Bailey/NurPhoto) -
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Trump orders dismantling of Department of Education
The Department of Education building is seen the morning after Donald Trump signed an executive order dismantling of the department, in Washington, on March 21, 2025. Whether Trump has the authority under the U.S. constitution to close a congressionally mandated agency remains an unanswered question. (Photo by Allison Bailey/NurPhoto) -
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Trump Signs Executive Order To Begin Dismantling Education Department
President Donald Trump signs an executive order that calls for eliminating the Department of Education in Washington, DC, on March 20, 2025. (Photo by Andrew Thomas/NurPhoto) -
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Trump Signs Executive Order To Begin Dismantling Education Department
President Donald Trump signs an executive order that calls for eliminating the Department of Education in Washington, DC, on March 20, 2025. (Photo by Andrew Thomas/NurPhoto) -
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Trump Signs Executive Order To Begin Dismantling Education Department
President Donald Trump signs an executive order that calls for eliminating the Department of Education in Washington, DC, on March 20, 2025. (Photo by Andrew Thomas/NurPhoto) -
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Trump Signs Executive Order To Begin Dismantling Education Department
President Donald Trump signs an executive order that calls for eliminating the Department of Education in Washington, DC, on March 20, 2025. (Photo by Andrew Thomas/NurPhoto) -
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Trump Signs Executive Order To Begin Dismantling Education Department
President Donald Trump signs an executive order that calls for eliminating the Department of Education in Washington, DC, on March 20, 2025. (Photo by Andrew Thomas/NurPhoto) -
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Trump Signs Executive Order To Begin Dismantling Education Department
President Donald Trump signs an executive order that calls for eliminating the Department of Education in Washington, DC, on March 20, 2025. (Photo by Andrew Thomas/NurPhoto) -
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Trump Signs Executive Order To Begin Dismantling Education Department
President Donald Trump signs an executive order that calls for eliminating the Department of Education in Washington, DC, on March 20, 2025. (Photo by Andrew Thomas/NurPhoto) -
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Trump Signs Executive Order To Begin Dismantling Education Department
President Donald Trump signs an executive order that calls for eliminating the Department of Education in Washington, DC, on March 20, 2025. (Photo by Andrew Thomas/NurPhoto) -
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Trump Signs Executive Order To Begin Dismantling Education Department
President Donald Trump signs an executive order that calls for eliminating the Department of Education in Washington, DC, on March 20, 2025. (Photo by Andrew Thomas/NurPhoto) -
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Trump Signs Executive Order To Begin Dismantling Education Department
President Donald Trump signs an executive order that calls for eliminating the Department of Education in Washington, DC, on March 20, 2025. (Photo by Andrew Thomas/NurPhoto) -
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Trump Signs Executive Order To Begin Dismantling Education Department
President Donald Trump signs an executive order that calls for eliminating the Department of Education in Washington, DC, on March 20, 2025. (Photo by Andrew Thomas/NurPhoto) -
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Trump Signs Executive Order To Begin Dismantling Education Department
President Donald Trump signs an executive order that calls for eliminating the Department of Education in Washington, DC, on March 20, 2025. (Photo by Andrew Thomas/NurPhoto) -
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Trump Signs Executive Order To Begin Dismantling Education Department
President Donald Trump signs an executive order that calls for eliminating the Department of Education in Washington, DC, on March 20, 2025. (Photo by Andrew Thomas/NurPhoto) -
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Trump Signs Executive Order To Begin Dismantling Education Department
President Donald Trump signs an executive order that calls for eliminating the Department of Education in Washington, DC, on March 20, 2025. (Photo by Andrew Thomas/NurPhoto) -
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Trump Signs Executive Order To Begin Dismantling Education Department
President Donald Trump signs an executive order that calls for eliminating the Department of Education in Washington, DC, on March 20, 2025. (Photo by Andrew Thomas/NurPhoto) -
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Rolling Stone Charlie Watts first edition Christie and Homes books world record
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Two first books owned by the late Rolling Stones drummer Charlie Watts have fetched world record prices in a sale of some of his collection.
The books were by mystery writer Agatha Christie and Sherlock Holmes creator Arthur Conan Doyle.
Watts’ first edition presentation author signed copy of Holmes adventure The Hound of the Baskervilles , published in 1902, sold for £214,200 GBP / €247.470 euros– setting a new world auction record for a printed book by Arthur Conan Doyle.
This surpasses the previous record $201,600 GBP / €201.600 euros for Holmes classic The Sign of Four set in 2022.
Watts first edition copy of Christie’s The Thirteen Problems , published in 1932, sold for £60,480 GBP / €69.875 euros – setting a new world auction record for an Agatha Christie book.
The previous record for the author was £47,880 GBP / €55.320 euros for her work The ABC Murders, set in 2021.
The books were sold in London by auction house Christie’s.
OPS: Charlie Watts copy of Agatha Christie's The Thirteen Problems.
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Rolling Stone Charlie Watts first edition Christie and Homes books world record
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Two first books owned by the late Rolling Stones drummer Charlie Watts have fetched world record prices in a sale of some of his collection.
The books were by mystery writer Agatha Christie and Sherlock Holmes creator Arthur Conan Doyle.
Watts’ first edition presentation author signed copy of Holmes adventure The Hound of the Baskervilles , published in 1902, sold for £214,200 GBP / €247.470 euros– setting a new world auction record for a printed book by Arthur Conan Doyle.
This surpasses the previous record $201,600 GBP / €201.600 euros for Holmes classic The Sign of Four set in 2022.
Watts first edition copy of Christie’s The Thirteen Problems , published in 1932, sold for £60,480 GBP / €69.875 euros – setting a new world auction record for an Agatha Christie book.
The previous record for the author was £47,880 GBP / €55.320 euros for her work The ABC Murders, set in 2021.
The books were sold in London by auction house Christie’s.
OPS: Charlie Watts copy of a Conan Doyle signed first edition of Hound of the Baskervilles
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A first generation iPad signed by Apple founder Steve Jobs has sold for $40,000 USD / €37.486 euros at auction, four times the pre-sale estimate.
It was autographed in 2010 on the back in thick black felt tip by the tech pioneer and even has its original box, power supply, USB cable, and SIM tool and is said to be in fine condition.
Jobs was a notoriously difficult signer, especially at the lates stage of his career.
The iPad debuted in April 2010, and Jobs passed away from cancer about a year and a half later.
US saleroom RR Auction based in New Hampshire , said:” A tremendous rarity, to our knowledge this is the only Jobs-autographed iPad to appear at auction. “??The iPad was sold with a detailed letter of provenance from Hawaii dentist Frank H. Sayre, who treated Jobs for free during a trip there.
He subsequently received the iPad as a donation for a fundraising event.
Also included was an original letter from Jobs' administrative assistant, LaNita Burkhead, on Apple letterhead, dated August 24, 2010.
The iPad was sold by US auction house RR Auction.
OPS: At the same event, this first generation Apple iPhone, still in its sealed, unopened box, went for $87,500 USD / €81.995 euros — 175 times its original 2007 price new of $499 USD / €470 euros.
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A first generation iPad signed by Apple founder Steve Jobs has sold for $40,000 USD / €37.486 euros at auction, four times the pre-sale estimate.
It was autographed in 2010 on the back in thick black felt tip by the tech pioneer and even has its original box, power supply, USB cable, and SIM tool and is said to be in fine condition.
Jobs was a notoriously difficult signer, especially at the lates stage of his career.
The iPad debuted in April 2010, and Jobs passed away from cancer about a year and a half later.
US saleroom RR Auction based in New Hampshire , said:” A tremendous rarity, to our knowledge this is the only Jobs-autographed iPad to appear at auction. “??The iPad was sold with a detailed letter of provenance from Hawaii dentist Frank H. Sayre, who treated Jobs for free during a trip there.
He subsequently received the iPad as a donation for a fundraising event.
Also included was an original letter from Jobs' administrative assistant, LaNita Burkhead, on Apple letterhead, dated August 24, 2010.
The iPad was sold by US auction house RR Auction.
OPS: At the same event, this first generation Apple iPhone, still in its sealed, unopened box, went for $87,500 USD / €81.995 euros — 175 times its original 2007 price new of $499 USD / €470 euros.
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A first generation iPad signed by Apple founder Steve Jobs has sold for $40,000 USD / €37.486 euros at auction, four times the pre-sale estimate.
It was autographed in 2010 on the back in thick black felt tip by the tech pioneer and even has its original box, power supply, USB cable, and SIM tool and is said to be in fine condition.
Jobs was a notoriously difficult signer, especially at the lates stage of his career.
The iPad debuted in April 2010, and Jobs passed away from cancer about a year and a half later.
US saleroom RR Auction based in New Hampshire , said:” A tremendous rarity, to our knowledge this is the only Jobs-autographed iPad to appear at auction. “??The iPad was sold with a detailed letter of provenance from Hawaii dentist Frank H. Sayre, who treated Jobs for free during a trip there.
He subsequently received the iPad as a donation for a fundraising event.
Also included was an original letter from Jobs' administrative assistant, LaNita Burkhead, on Apple letterhead, dated August 24, 2010.
The iPad was sold by US auction house RR Auction.
OPS: At the same event, this first generation Apple iPhone, still in its sealed, unopened box, went for $87,500 USD / €81.995 euros — 175 times its original 2007 price new of $499 USD / €470 euros.
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A first generation iPad signed by Apple founder Steve Jobs has sold for $40,000 USD / €37.486 euros at auction, four times the pre-sale estimate.
It was autographed in 2010 on the back in thick black felt tip by the tech pioneer and even has its original box, power supply, USB cable, and SIM tool and is said to be in fine condition.
Jobs was a notoriously difficult signer, especially at the lates stage of his career.
The iPad debuted in April 2010, and Jobs passed away from cancer about a year and a half later.
US saleroom RR Auction based in New Hampshire , said:” A tremendous rarity, to our knowledge this is the only Jobs-autographed iPad to appear at auction. “??The iPad was sold with a detailed letter of provenance from Hawaii dentist Frank H. Sayre, who treated Jobs for free during a trip there.
He subsequently received the iPad as a donation for a fundraising event.
Also included was an original letter from Jobs' administrative assistant, LaNita Burkhead, on Apple letterhead, dated August 24, 2010.
The iPad was sold by US auction house RR Auction.
OPS: At the same event, this first generation Apple iPhone, still in its sealed, unopened box, went for $87,500 USD / €81.995 euros — 175 times its original 2007 price new of $499 USD / €470 euros.
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A first generation iPad signed by Apple founder Steve Jobs has sold for $40,000 USD / €37.486 euros at auction, four times the pre-sale estimate.
It was autographed in 2010 on the back in thick black felt tip by the tech pioneer and even has its original box, power supply, USB cable, and SIM tool and is said to be in fine condition.
Jobs was a notoriously difficult signer, especially at the lates stage of his career.
The iPad debuted in April 2010, and Jobs passed away from cancer about a year and a half later.
US saleroom RR Auction based in New Hampshire , said:” A tremendous rarity, to our knowledge this is the only Jobs-autographed iPad to appear at auction. “??The iPad was sold with a detailed letter of provenance from Hawaii dentist Frank H. Sayre, who treated Jobs for free during a trip there.
He subsequently received the iPad as a donation for a fundraising event.
Also included was an original letter from Jobs' administrative assistant, LaNita Burkhead, on Apple letterhead, dated August 24, 2010.
The iPad was sold by US auction house RR Auction.
At the same event, a first generation Apple iPhone, still in its sealed, unopened box, went for $87,500 USD / €81.995 euros — 175 times its original 2007 price new of $499 USD / €470 euros.
OPS: The Steve Jobs signed Apple iPad which sold for $40,000 USD
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A first generation iPad signed by Apple founder Steve Jobs has sold for $40,000 USD / €37.486 euros at auction, four times the pre-sale estimate.
It was autographed in 2010 on the back in thick black felt tip by the tech pioneer and even has its original box, power supply, USB cable, and SIM tool and is said to be in fine condition.
Jobs was a notoriously difficult signer, especially at the lates stage of his career.
The iPad debuted in April 2010, and Jobs passed away from cancer about a year and a half later.
US saleroom RR Auction based in New Hampshire , said:” A tremendous rarity, to our knowledge this is the only Jobs-autographed iPad to appear at auction. “??The iPad was sold with a detailed letter of provenance from Hawaii dentist Frank H. Sayre, who treated Jobs for free during a trip there.
He subsequently received the iPad as a donation for a fundraising event.
Also included was an original letter from Jobs' administrative assistant, LaNita Burkhead, on Apple letterhead, dated August 24, 2010.
The iPad was sold by US auction house RR Auction.
At the same event, a first generation Apple iPhone, still in its sealed, unopened box, went for $87,500 USD / €81.995 euros — 175 times its original 2007 price new of $499 USD / €470 euros.
OPS: The Steve Jobs signed Apple iPad which sold for $40,000 USD
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A first generation iPad signed by Apple founder Steve Jobs has sold for $40,000 USD / €37.486 euros at auction, four times the pre-sale estimate.
It was autographed in 2010 on the back in thick black felt tip by the tech pioneer and even has its original box, power supply, USB cable, and SIM tool and is said to be in fine condition.
Jobs was a notoriously difficult signer, especially at the lates stage of his career.
The iPad debuted in April 2010, and Jobs passed away from cancer about a year and a half later.
US saleroom RR Auction based in New Hampshire , said:” A tremendous rarity, to our knowledge this is the only Jobs-autographed iPad to appear at auction. “??The iPad was sold with a detailed letter of provenance from Hawaii dentist Frank H. Sayre, who treated Jobs for free during a trip there.
He subsequently received the iPad as a donation for a fundraising event.
Also included was an original letter from Jobs' administrative assistant, LaNita Burkhead, on Apple letterhead, dated August 24, 2010.
The iPad was sold by US auction house RR Auction.
At the same event, a first generation Apple iPhone, still in its sealed, unopened box, went for $87,500 USD / €81.995 euros — 175 times its original 2007 price new of $499 USD / €470 euros.
OPS: The Steve Jobs signed Apple iPad which sold for $40,000 USD
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A first generation iPad signed by Apple founder Steve Jobs has sold for $40,000 USD / €37.486 euros at auction, four times the pre-sale estimate.
It was autographed in 2010 on the back in thick black felt tip by the tech pioneer and even has its original box, power supply, USB cable, and SIM tool and is said to be in fine condition.
Jobs was a notoriously difficult signer, especially at the lates stage of his career.
The iPad debuted in April 2010, and Jobs passed away from cancer about a year and a half later.
US saleroom RR Auction based in New Hampshire , said:” A tremendous rarity, to our knowledge this is the only Jobs-autographed iPad to appear at auction. “??The iPad was sold with a detailed letter of provenance from Hawaii dentist Frank H. Sayre, who treated Jobs for free during a trip there.
He subsequently received the iPad as a donation for a fundraising event.
Also included was an original letter from Jobs' administrative assistant, LaNita Burkhead, on Apple letterhead, dated August 24, 2010.
The iPad was sold by US auction house RR Auction.
At the same event, a first generation Apple iPhone, still in its sealed, unopened box, went for $87,500 USD / €81.995 euros — 175 times its original 2007 price new of $499 USD / €470 euros.
OPS: The Steve Jobs signed Apple iPad which sold for $40,000 USD
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A first generation iPad signed by Apple founder Steve Jobs is set to fetch tens of thousands at auction.
It was signed in 2010 on the back in thick black felt tip by the tech pioneer and even has its original box, power supply, USB cable, and SIM tool and is said to be in fine condition.
Jobs was a notoriously difficult signer, especially at the lates stage of his career.
The iPad debuted in April 2010, and Jobs passed away about a year and a half later.
US sale room RR Auction based in New Hampshire , said:” A tremendous rarity, to our knowledge this is the only Jobs-autographed iPad to appear at auction. “??The iPad comes with Aa detailed letter of provenance from Hawaii dentist Frank H. Sayre, who treated Jobs for free during a trip there.
He subsequently received the iPad as a donation for a fundraising event.
OPS: The Steve Jobs signed Apple iPad sale includes a letter from Jobs' personal assistant
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A first generation iPad signed by Apple founder Steve Jobs is set to fetch tens of thousands at auction.
It was signed in 2010 on the back in thick black felt tip by the tech pioneer and even has its original box, power supply, USB cable, and SIM tool and is said to be in fine condition.
Jobs was a notoriously difficult signer, especially at the lates stage of his career.
The iPad debuted in April 2010, and Jobs passed away about a year and a half later.
US sale room RR Auction based in New Hampshire , said:” A tremendous rarity, to our knowledge this is the only Jobs-autographed iPad to appear at auction. “??The iPad comes with Aa detailed letter of provenance from Hawaii dentist Frank H. Sayre, who treated Jobs for free during a trip there.
He subsequently received the iPad as a donation for a fundraising event.
OPS: The Steve Jobs signed Apple iPad for sale includes original packaging and accessories
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A first generation iPad signed by Apple founder Steve Jobs is set to fetch tens of thousands at auction.
It was signed in 2010 on the back in thick black felt tip by the tech pioneer and even has its original box, power supply, USB cable, and SIM tool and is said to be in fine condition.
Jobs was a notoriously difficult signer, especially at the lates stage of his career.
The iPad debuted in April 2010, and Jobs passed away about a year and a half later.
US sale room RR Auction based in New Hampshire , said:” A tremendous rarity, to our knowledge this is the only Jobs-autographed iPad to appear at auction. “??The iPad comes with Aa detailed letter of provenance from Hawaii dentist Frank H. Sayre, who treated Jobs for free during a trip there.
He subsequently received the iPad as a donation for a fundraising event.
OPS: The Steve Jobs signed Apple iPad for sale.
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A first generation iPad signed by Apple founder Steve Jobs is set to fetch tens of thousands at auction.
It was signed in 2010 on the back in thick black felt tip by the tech pioneer and even has its original box, power supply, USB cable, and SIM tool and is said to be in fine condition.
Jobs was a notoriously difficult signer, especially at the lates stage of his career.
The iPad debuted in April 2010, and Jobs passed away about a year and a half later.
US sale room RR Auction based in New Hampshire , said:” A tremendous rarity, to our knowledge this is the only Jobs-autographed iPad to appear at auction. “??The iPad comes with Aa detailed letter of provenance from Hawaii dentist Frank H. Sayre, who treated Jobs for free during a trip there.
He subsequently received the iPad as a donation for a fundraising event.
OPS: The Steve Jobs signed Apple iPad for sale.
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Early Apple computers cheque signed by Steve Jobs sells for over $100,000 USD
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An Apple computer company cheque issued from the firm’s first ever cheque book, has sold for $108,209 USD / €100.360 euros at auction — more than twice its estimate.
The cheque was signed by founder Steve Jobs and Steve Wozniak and issued in 1976 from a temporary cheque from a recently opened bank account.
It was for payment to a printed circuit board company and made just days before the two founders officially made their partnership agreement.
The item was marked as cheque "No. 2," just as the first ever company computer, the Apple-1, came into existence
It was made out for $116.97 to Ramlor, Inc.—a Palo Alto-area printed circuit board maker—likely represents payment for boards affiliated with the first Apple-1 Computers.
The Wells Fargo bank cheque is dated March 19, 1976.
At the time Apple was still operating out of the Jobs family garage. ??The official founding of Apple Computer, Inc. happened on April 1, 1976, 13 days after the cheque was written.
OPS: At the same auction, an Apple-1 computer signed by Steve Wozniak sold for $178,816 USD / €165.850 euros.
The still fully operational computer was complete in a handmade period case with built-in keyboard
Wozniak’s signature, "Woz," shown here, signed in 2017.
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Early Apple computers cheque signed by Steve Jobs sells for over $100,000 USD
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An Apple computer company cheque issued from the firm’s first ever cheque book, has sold for $108,209 USD / €100.360 euros at auction — more than twice its estimate.
The cheque was signed by founder Steve Jobs and Steve Wozniak and issued in 1976 from a temporary cheque from a recently opened bank account.
It was for payment to a printed circuit board company and made just days before the two founders officially made their partnership agreement.
The item was marked as cheque "No. 2," just as the first ever company computer, the Apple-1, came into existence
It was made out for $116.97 to Ramlor, Inc.—a Palo Alto-area printed circuit board maker—likely represents payment for boards affiliated with the first Apple-1 Computers.
The Wells Fargo bank cheque is dated March 19, 1976.
At the time Apple was still operating out of the Jobs family garage. ??The official founding of Apple Computer, Inc. happened on April 1, 1976, 13 days after the cheque was written.
OPS: At the same auction, an Apple-1 computer signed by Steve Wozniak sold for $178,816 USD / €165.850 euros.
The still fully operational computer was complete in a handmade period case with built-in keyboard
Wozniak’s signature, "Woz," signed in 2017.
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Early Apple computers cheque signed by Steve Jobs sells for over $100,000 USD
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An Apple computer company cheque issued from the firm’s first ever cheque book, has sold for $108,209 USD / €100.360 euros at auction — more than twice its estimate.
The cheque was signed by founder Steve Jobs and Steve Wozniak and issued in 1976 from a temporary cheque from a recently opened bank account.
It was for payment to a printed circuit board company and made just days before the two founders officially made their partnership agreement.
The item was marked as cheque "No. 2," just as the first ever company computer, the Apple-1, came into existence
It was made out for $116.97 to Ramlor, Inc.—a Palo Alto-area printed circuit board maker—likely represents payment for boards affiliated with the first Apple-1 Computers.
The Wells Fargo bank cheque is dated March 19, 1976.
At the time Apple was still operating out of the Jobs family garage. ??The official founding of Apple Computer, Inc. happened on April 1, 1976, 13 days after the cheque was written.
OPS: The Jobs and Wozniak signed cheque sold by RR Auction
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Early Apple computers cheque signed by Steve Jobs sells for over $100,000 USD
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Cheque 1
Ref 15058
25/08/2023
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An Apple computer company cheque issued from the firm’s first ever cheque book, has sold for $108,209 USD / €100.360 euros at auction — more than twice its estimate.
The cheque was signed by founder Steve Jobs and Steve Wozniak and issued in 1976 from a temporary cheque from a recently opened bank account.
It was for payment to a printed circuit board company and made just days before the two founders officially made their partnership agreement.
The item was marked as cheque "No. 2," just as the first ever company computer, the Apple-1, came into existence
It was made out for $116.97 to Ramlor, Inc.—a Palo Alto-area printed circuit board maker—likely represents payment for boards affiliated with the first Apple-1 Computers.
The Wells Fargo bank cheque is dated March 19, 1976.
At the time Apple was still operating out of the Jobs family garage. ??The official founding of Apple Computer, Inc. happened on April 1, 1976, 13 days after the cheque was written.
OPS: The Jobs and Wozniak signed cheque sold by RR Auction
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Early Apple computers cheque signed by Steve Jobs sells for over $100,000 USD
Ferrari Press Agency
Cheque 1
Ref 15058
25/08/2023
See Ferrari text
Pictures must credit: RR Auction
An Apple computer company cheque issued from the firm’s first ever cheque book, has sold for $108,209 USD / €100.360 euros at auction — more than twice its estimate.
The cheque was signed by founder Steve Jobs and Steve Wozniak and issued in 1976 from a temporary cheque from a recently opened bank account.
It was for payment to a printed circuit board company and made just days before the two founders officially made their partnership agreement.
The item was marked as cheque "No. 2," just as the first ever company computer, the Apple-1, came into existence
It was made out for $116.97 to Ramlor, Inc.—a Palo Alto-area printed circuit board maker—likely represents payment for boards affiliated with the first Apple-1 Computers.
The Wells Fargo bank cheque is dated March 19, 1976.
At the time Apple was still operating out of the Jobs family garage. ??The official founding of Apple Computer, Inc. happened on April 1, 1976, 13 days after the cheque was written.
OPS: At the same auction, an Apple-1 computer signed by Steve Wozniak sold for $178,816 USD / €165.850 euros.
The still fully operational computer was complete in a handmade period case with built-in keyboard
Wozniak’s signature, "Woz," signed in 2017.
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Early Apple computers cheque signed by Steve Jobs sells for over $100,000 USD
Ferrari Press Agency
Cheque 1
Ref 15058
25/08/2023
See Ferrari text
Pictures must credit: RR Auction
An Apple computer company cheque issued from the firm’s first ever cheque book, has sold for $108,209 USD / €100.360 euros at auction — more than twice its estimate.
The cheque was signed by founder Steve Jobs and Steve Wozniak and issued in 1976 from a temporary cheque from a recently opened bank account.
It was for payment to a printed circuit board company and made just days before the two founders officially made their partnership agreement.
The item was marked as cheque "No. 2," just as the first ever company computer, the Apple-1, came into existence
It was made out for $116.97 to Ramlor, Inc.—a Palo Alto-area printed circuit board maker—likely represents payment for boards affiliated with the first Apple-1 Computers.
The Wells Fargo bank cheque is dated March 19, 1976.
At the time Apple was still operating out of the Jobs family garage. ??The official founding of Apple Computer, Inc. happened on April 1, 1976, 13 days after the cheque was written.
OPS: At the same auction, an Apple-1 computer signed by Steve Wozniak sold for $178,816 USD / €165.850 euros.
The still fully operational computer was complete in a handmade period case with built-in keyboard
Wozniak’s signature, "Woz," signed in 2017.
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Smashed Kurt Cobain guitar sells for well over half a million dollars.
Ferrari Press Agency
Cobain 1
Ref 14801
21/05/2023
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A guitar, smashed and left unplayable by Nirvana grunge rock icon Kurt Cobain during the band’s heyday has sold for more than half a million dollars.
The badly broken black Fender Stratocaster had been expected to achieve no more than $60,000 USD / €55.434 euros at a US auction.
But collectors and fans of the band sent the price soaring to $595,000 USD/ €549.720 euros.
The instrument, unplayable in its current state, bears the signatures of Cobain and fellow band members bass player Krist Novoselic, and drummer Dave Grohl in silver marker .
The guitar was given by Cobain to close friend and musical collaborator, Mark Lanegan of fellow US grunge band Screaming Trees.
Cobain wrote on the guitar: "Hell-o Mark! Love, Your Pal, Kurdt Kobain / Washed up rockstar.”
It also bears the inscription “Boddah Lives” engraved to the neck plate which refers to Cobain's childhood imaginary friend.
The left handed made in Japan guitar was sold with a black hard case with "Abort Christ" written on the top in white block letters and included a white guitar strap
The rosewood fingerboard with clay dots is broken off from the 5th fret to what would have been the 4th tuner.
?The pickups and electronics work .
It was sold during a music icons auction by specialist saleroom Julien’s Auctions at the Hard Rock Cafe in New York on May 20.
OPS: The case for the Kurt Cobain guitar which sold at Julien's Auctions for $595,000 USD/ €549.720 euros.
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Smashed Kurt Cobain guitar sells for well over half a million dollars.
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Cobain 1
Ref 14801
21/05/2023
See Ferrari text
Pictures must credit: Julien’s Auctions
A guitar, smashed and left unplayable by Nirvana grunge rock icon Kurt Cobain during the band’s heyday has sold for more than half a million dollars.
The badly broken black Fender Stratocaster had been expected to achieve no more than $60,000 USD / €55.434 euros at a US auction.
But collectors and fans of the band sent the price soaring to $595,000 USD/ €549.720 euros.
The instrument, unplayable in its current state, bears the signatures of Cobain and fellow band members bass player Krist Novoselic, and drummer Dave Grohl in silver marker .
The guitar was given by Cobain to close friend and musical collaborator, Mark Lanegan of fellow US grunge band Screaming Trees.
Cobain wrote on the guitar: "Hell-o Mark! Love, Your Pal, Kurdt Kobain / Washed up rockstar.”
It also bears the inscription “Boddah Lives” engraved to the neck plate which refers to Cobain's childhood imaginary friend.
The left handed made in Japan guitar was sold with a black hard case with "Abort Christ" written on the top in white block letters and included a white guitar strap
The rosewood fingerboard with clay dots is broken off from the 5th fret to what would have been the 4th tuner.
?The pickups and electronics work .
It was sold during a music icons auction by specialist saleroom Julien’s Auctions at the Hard Rock Cafe in New York on May 20.
OPS: The Kurt Cobain guitar which sold at Julien's Auctions for $595,000 USD/ €549.720 euros.
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Smashed Kurt Cobain guitar sells for well over half a million dollars.
Ferrari Press Agency
Cobain 1
Ref 14801
21/05/2023
See Ferrari text
Pictures must credit: Julien’s Auctions
A guitar, smashed and left unplayable by Nirvana grunge rock icon Kurt Cobain during the band’s heyday has sold for more than half a million dollars.
The badly broken black Fender Stratocaster had been expected to achieve no more than $60,000 USD / €55.434 euros at a US auction.
But collectors and fans of the band sent the price soaring to $595,000 USD/ €549.720 euros.
The instrument, unplayable in its current state, bears the signatures of Cobain and fellow band members bass player Krist Novoselic, and drummer Dave Grohl in silver marker .
The guitar was given by Cobain to close friend and musical collaborator, Mark Lanegan of fellow US grunge band Screaming Trees.
Cobain wrote on the guitar: "Hell-o Mark! Love, Your Pal, Kurdt Kobain / Washed up rockstar.”
It also bears the inscription “Boddah Lives” engraved to the neck plate which refers to Cobain's childhood imaginary friend.
The left handed made in Japan guitar was sold with a black hard case with "Abort Christ" written on the top in white block letters and included a white guitar strap
The rosewood fingerboard with clay dots is broken off from the 5th fret to what would have been the 4th tuner.
?The pickups and electronics work .
It was sold during a music icons auction by specialist saleroom Julien’s Auctions at the Hard Rock Cafe in New York on May 20.
OPS: The Kurt Cobain guitar which sold at Julien's Auctions for $595,000 USD/ €549.720 euros.
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Smashed Kurt Cobain guitar sells for well over half a million dollars.
Ferrari Press Agency
Cobain 1
Ref 14801
21/05/2023
See Ferrari text
Pictures must credit: Julien’s Auctions
A guitar, smashed and left unplayable by Nirvana grunge rock icon Kurt Cobain during the band’s heyday has sold for more than half a million dollars.
The badly broken black Fender Stratocaster had been expected to achieve no more than $60,000 USD / €55.434 euros at a US auction.
But collectors and fans of the band sent the price soaring to $595,000 USD/ €549.720 euros.
The instrument, unplayable in its current state, bears the signatures of Cobain and fellow band members bass player Krist Novoselic, and drummer Dave Grohl in silver marker .
The guitar was given by Cobain to close friend and musical collaborator, Mark Lanegan of fellow US grunge band Screaming Trees.
Cobain wrote on the guitar: "Hell-o Mark! Love, Your Pal, Kurdt Kobain / Washed up rockstar.”
It also bears the inscription “Boddah Lives” engraved to the neck plate which refers to Cobain's childhood imaginary friend.
The left handed made in Japan guitar was sold with a black hard case with "Abort Christ" written on the top in white block letters and included a white guitar strap
The rosewood fingerboard with clay dots is broken off from the 5th fret to what would have been the 4th tuner.
?The pickups and electronics work .
It was sold during a music icons auction by specialist saleroom Julien’s Auctions at the Hard Rock Cafe in New York on May 20.
OPS: The Kurt Cobain guitar which sold at Julien's Auctions for $595,000 USD/ €549.720 euros.
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DUKAS_155398769_FER
Smashed Kurt Cobain guitar sells for well over half a million dollars.
Ferrari Press Agency
Cobain 1
Ref 14801
21/05/2023
See Ferrari text
Pictures must credit: Julien’s Auctions
A guitar, smashed and left unplayable by Nirvana grunge rock icon Kurt Cobain during the band’s heyday has sold for more than half a million dollars.
The badly broken black Fender Stratocaster had been expected to achieve no more than $60,000 USD / €55.434 euros at a US auction.
But collectors and fans of the band sent the price soaring to $595,000 USD/ €549.720 euros.
The instrument, unplayable in its current state, bears the signatures of Cobain and fellow band members bass player Krist Novoselic, and drummer Dave Grohl in silver marker .
The guitar was given by Cobain to close friend and musical collaborator, Mark Lanegan of fellow US grunge band Screaming Trees.
Cobain wrote on the guitar: "Hell-o Mark! Love, Your Pal, Kurdt Kobain / Washed up rockstar.”
It also bears the inscription “Boddah Lives” engraved to the neck plate which refers to Cobain's childhood imaginary friend.
The left handed made in Japan guitar was sold with a black hard case with "Abort Christ" written on the top in white block letters and included a white guitar strap
The rosewood fingerboard with clay dots is broken off from the 5th fret to what would have been the 4th tuner.
?The pickups and electronics work .
It was sold during a music icons auction by specialist saleroom Julien’s Auctions at the Hard Rock Cafe in New York on May 20.
OPS: The Kurt Cobain guitar which sold at Julien's Auctions for $595,000 USD/ €549.720 euros.
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DUKAS_155398768_FER
Smashed Kurt Cobain guitar sells for well over half a million dollars.
Ferrari Press Agency
Cobain 1
Ref 14801
21/05/2023
See Ferrari text
Pictures must credit: Julien’s Auctions
A guitar, smashed and left unplayable by Nirvana grunge rock icon Kurt Cobain during the band’s heyday has sold for more than half a million dollars.
The badly broken black Fender Stratocaster had been expected to achieve no more than $60,000 USD / €55.434 euros at a US auction.
But collectors and fans of the band sent the price soaring to $595,000 USD/ €549.720 euros.
The instrument, unplayable in its current state, bears the signatures of Cobain and fellow band members bass player Krist Novoselic, and drummer Dave Grohl in silver marker .
The guitar was given by Cobain to close friend and musical collaborator, Mark Lanegan of fellow US grunge band Screaming Trees.
Cobain wrote on the guitar: "Hell-o Mark! Love, Your Pal, Kurdt Kobain / Washed up rockstar.”
It also bears the inscription “Boddah Lives” engraved to the neck plate which refers to Cobain's childhood imaginary friend.
The left handed made in Japan guitar was sold with a black hard case with "Abort Christ" written on the top in white block letters and included a white guitar strap
The rosewood fingerboard with clay dots is broken off from the 5th fret to what would have been the 4th tuner.
?The pickups and electronics work .
It was sold during a music icons auction by specialist saleroom Julien’s Auctions at the Hard Rock Cafe in New York on May 20.
OPS: The Kurt Cobain guitar which sold at Julien's Auctions for $595,000 USD/ €549.720 euros.
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