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Neil Armstrong gold watch sells for over $2 million USD
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24/04/2025
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A gold Omega watch presented to the first man to step onto the Moon, Neil Armstrong, has sold for a record breaking $2.125 million USD / €1.876 million euros
The 18K gold 'Tribute to Astronauts' Speedmaster Pro was presented to Armstrong in November 1969.
That was four months after he stepped out of the lunar module of the Apollo 11 mission on July 20 and spoke the words: “ A small step for man, a giant leap for mankind.”
His watch is now the most expensive Speedmaster in history after dozens of online bids. The sale ended on. April 17.
Half of the hammer price from this historic auction will be donated to charities selected by Neil's son, Mark Armstrong.
He said "This watch, which my father liked to wear on special occasions, symbolises one of the most remarkable achievements in the history of mankind.”
The watch was presented to Armstrong, who died aged 82 in 2012, at a special gala dinner in Houston.
Omega initially created 26 of the gold commemorative watches—known as the ‘Tribute to Astronauts’ watch—to present to NASA astronauts alive and deceased.
OPS: The Neil Armstring Omega Speedmaster-Pro which sold at auction.
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Neil Armstrong gold watch sells for over $2 million USD
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Armstrong 1
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24/04/2025
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A gold Omega watch presented to the first man to step onto the Moon, Neil Armstrong, has sold for a record breaking $2.125 million USD / €1.876 million euros
The 18K gold 'Tribute to Astronauts' Speedmaster Pro was presented to Armstrong in November 1969.
That was four months after he stepped out of the lunar module of the Apollo 11 mission on July 20 and spoke the words: “ A small step for man, a giant leap for mankind.”
His watch is now the most expensive Speedmaster in history after dozens of online bids. The sale ended on. April 17.
Half of the hammer price from this historic auction will be donated to charities selected by Neil's son, Mark Armstrong.
He said "This watch, which my father liked to wear on special occasions, symbolises one of the most remarkable achievements in the history of mankind.”
The watch was presented to Armstrong, who died aged 82 in 2012, at a special gala dinner in Houston.
Omega initially created 26 of the gold commemorative watches—known as the ‘Tribute to Astronauts’ watch—to present to NASA astronauts alive and deceased.
OPS: The Neil Armstring Omega Speedmaster-Pro which sold at auction.
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Neil Armstrong gold watch sells for over $2 million USD
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Armstrong 1
Ref 16763
24/04/2025
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A gold Omega watch presented to the first man to step onto the Moon, Neil Armstrong, has sold for a record breaking $2.125 million USD / €1.876 million euros
The 18K gold 'Tribute to Astronauts' Speedmaster Pro was presented to Armstrong in November 1969.
That was four months after he stepped out of the lunar module of the Apollo 11 mission on July 20 and spoke the words: “ A small step for man, a giant leap for mankind.”
His watch is now the most expensive Speedmaster in history after dozens of online bids. The sale ended on. April 17.
Half of the hammer price from this historic auction will be donated to charities selected by Neil's son, Mark Armstrong.
He said "This watch, which my father liked to wear on special occasions, symbolises one of the most remarkable achievements in the history of mankind.”
The watch was presented to Armstrong, who died aged 82 in 2012, at a special gala dinner in Houston.
Omega initially created 26 of the gold commemorative watches—known as the ‘Tribute to Astronauts’ watch—to present to NASA astronauts alive and deceased.
OPS: The Neil Armstring Omega Speedmaster-Pro which sold at auction.
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Neil Armstrong gold watch sells for over $2 million USD
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Armstrong 1
Ref 16763
24/04/2025
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A gold Omega watch presented to the first man to step onto the Moon, Neil Armstrong, has sold for a record breaking $2.125 million USD / €1.876 million euros
The 18K gold 'Tribute to Astronauts' Speedmaster Pro was presented to Armstrong in November 1969.
That was four months after he stepped out of the lunar module of the Apollo 11 mission on July 20 and spoke the words: “ A small step for man, a giant leap for mankind.”
His watch is now the most expensive Speedmaster in history after dozens of online bids. The sale ended on. April 17.
Half of the hammer price from this historic auction will be donated to charities selected by Neil's son, Mark Armstrong.
He said "This watch, which my father liked to wear on special occasions, symbolises one of the most remarkable achievements in the history of mankind.”
The watch was presented to Armstrong, who died aged 82 in 2012, at a special gala dinner in Houston.
Omega initially created 26 of the gold commemorative watches—known as the ‘Tribute to Astronauts’ watch—to present to NASA astronauts alive and deceased.
OPS: The Neil Armstring Omega Speedmaster-Pro which sold at auction.
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Des images inédites prises juste après l'assassinat de JFK, vendues aux enchères 123.600 euros
Pictures must credit: RR Auction Previously unknown footage of President John F. Kennedy moments after being shot in a motorcade has been snapped up at auction.. The 8 mm colour film was sold by the grandson of the bystander in Dallas Texas, who took it, truck driver Dale Carpenter. The film sold for $137,500 USD / €123.600 euros at US sale room RR Auctions on September 28. Carpenter’s silent footage from November 22, 1963, shows the only known footage of the motorcade post-shooting as it raced the fatally wounded president to hospital. The footage is 40 seconds long with the last 10 containing the post-assassination scenes. The final price exceeded RR's pre-auction estimate of $100,000. The winning bidder acquired full copyright ownership and interest in the film subject to an existing non-exclusive licensing agreement that expires on March 5, 2025. It allows the footage to be used in an upcoming film about Secret Service Agent Clint Hill who is seen on the clip bending his body over the stricken JFK and first lady Jackie Kennedy. Picture supplied by JLPPA
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Des images inédites prises juste après l'assassinat de JFK, vendues aux enchères 123.600 euros
Pictures must credit: RR Auction Previously unknown footage of President John F. Kennedy moments after being shot in a motorcade has been snapped up at auction.. The 8 mm colour film was sold by the grandson of the bystander in Dallas Texas, who took it, truck driver Dale Carpenter. The film sold for $137,500 USD / €123.600 euros at US sale room RR Auctions on September 28. Carpenter’s silent footage from November 22, 1963, shows the only known footage of the motorcade post-shooting as it raced the fatally wounded president to hospital. The footage is 40 seconds long with the last 10 containing the post-assassination scenes. The final price exceeded RR's pre-auction estimate of $100,000. The winning bidder acquired full copyright ownership and interest in the film subject to an existing non-exclusive licensing agreement that expires on March 5, 2025. It allows the footage to be used in an upcoming film about Secret Service Agent Clint Hill who is seen on the clip bending his body over the stricken JFK and first lady Jackie Kennedy. Picture supplied by JLPPA
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Des images inédites prises juste après l'assassinat de JFK, vendues aux enchères 123.600 euros
Pictures must credit: RR Auction Previously unknown footage of President John F. Kennedy moments after being shot in a motorcade has been snapped up at auction.. The 8 mm colour film was sold by the grandson of the bystander in Dallas Texas, who took it, truck driver Dale Carpenter. The film sold for $137,500 USD / €123.600 euros at US sale room RR Auctions on September 28. Carpenter’s silent footage from November 22, 1963, shows the only known footage of the motorcade post-shooting as it raced the fatally wounded president to hospital. The footage is 40 seconds long with the last 10 containing the post-assassination scenes. The final price exceeded RR's pre-auction estimate of $100,000. The winning bidder acquired full copyright ownership and interest in the film subject to an existing non-exclusive licensing agreement that expires on March 5, 2025. It allows the footage to be used in an upcoming film about Secret Service Agent Clint Hill who is seen on the clip bending his body over the stricken JFK and first lady Jackie Kennedy. Picture supplied by JLPPA
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Des images inédites prises juste après l'assassinat de JFK, vendues aux enchères 123.600 euros
Pictures must credit: RR Auction Previously unknown footage of President John F. Kennedy moments after being shot in a motorcade has been snapped up at auction.. The 8 mm colour film was sold by the grandson of the bystander in Dallas Texas, who took it, truck driver Dale Carpenter. The film sold for $137,500 USD / €123.600 euros at US sale room RR Auctions on September 28. Carpenter’s silent footage from November 22, 1963, shows the only known footage of the motorcade post-shooting as it raced the fatally wounded president to hospital. The footage is 40 seconds long with the last 10 containing the post-assassination scenes. The final price exceeded RR's pre-auction estimate of $100,000. The winning bidder acquired full copyright ownership and interest in the film subject to an existing non-exclusive licensing agreement that expires on March 5, 2025. It allows the footage to be used in an upcoming film about Secret Service Agent Clint Hill who is seen on the clip bending his body over the stricken JFK and first lady Jackie Kennedy. Picture supplied by JLPPA
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Des images inédites prises juste après l'assassinat de JFK, vendues aux enchères 123.600 euros
Pictures must credit: RR Auction Previously unknown footage of President John F. Kennedy moments after being shot in a motorcade has been snapped up at auction.. The 8 mm colour film was sold by the grandson of the bystander in Dallas Texas, who took it, truck driver Dale Carpenter. The film sold for $137,500 USD / €123.600 euros at US sale room RR Auctions on September 28. Carpenter’s silent footage from November 22, 1963, shows the only known footage of the motorcade post-shooting as it raced the fatally wounded president to hospital. The footage is 40 seconds long with the last 10 containing the post-assassination scenes. The final price exceeded RR's pre-auction estimate of $100,000. The winning bidder acquired full copyright ownership and interest in the film subject to an existing non-exclusive licensing agreement that expires on March 5, 2025. It allows the footage to be used in an upcoming film about Secret Service Agent Clint Hill who is seen on the clip bending his body over the stricken JFK and first lady Jackie Kennedy. Picture supplied by JLPPA
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Never before seen JFK post assassination footage
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JFK 1
Ref 16197
01/10/2024
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Previously unknown footage of President John F. Kennedy moments after being shot in a motorcade has been snapped up at auction..
The 8 mm colour film was sold by the grandson of the bystander in Dallas Texas, who took it, truck driver Dale Carpenter.
The film sold for $137,500 USD / €123.600 euros at US sale room RR Auctions on September 28.
Carpenter’s silent footage from November 22, 1963, shows the only known footage of the motorcade post-shooting as it raced the fatally wounded president to hospital.
The footage is 40 seconds long with the last 10 containing the post-assassination scenes.
The final price exceeded RR's pre-auction estimate of $100,000.
The winning bidder acquired full copyright ownership and interest in the film subject to an existing non-exclusive licensing agreement that expires on March 5, 2025.
It allows the footage to be used in an upcoming film about Secret Service Agent Clint Hill who is seen on the clip bending his body over the stricken JFK and first lady Jackie Kennedy.
OPS: Thge roll of 8mm fiolm sold at auction.
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Never before seen JFK post assassination footage
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JFK 1
Ref 16197
01/10/2024
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Previously unknown footage of President John F. Kennedy moments after being shot in a motorcade has been snapped up at auction..
The 8 mm colour film was sold by the grandson of the bystander in Dallas Texas, who took it, truck driver Dale Carpenter.
The film sold for $137,500 USD / €123.600 euros at US sale room RR Auctions on September 28.
Carpenter’s silent footage from November 22, 1963, shows the only known footage of the motorcade post-shooting as it raced the fatally wounded president to hospital.
The footage is 40 seconds long with the last 10 containing the post-assassination scenes.
The final price exceeded RR's pre-auction estimate of $100,000.
The winning bidder acquired full copyright ownership and interest in the film subject to an existing non-exclusive licensing agreement that expires on March 5, 2025.
It allows the footage to be used in an upcoming film about Secret Service Agent Clint Hill who is seen on the clip bending his body over the stricken JFK and first lady Jackie Kennedy.
OPS: Thge roll of 8mm fiolm sold at auction.
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Never before seen JFK post assassination footage
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JFK 1
Ref 16197
01/10/2024
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Pictures must credit: RR Auction
Previously unknown footage of President John F. Kennedy moments after being shot in a motorcade has been snapped up at auction..
The 8 mm colour film was sold by the grandson of the bystander in Dallas Texas, who took it, truck driver Dale Carpenter.
The film sold for $137,500 USD / €123.600 euros at US sale room RR Auctions on September 28.
Carpenter’s silent footage from November 22, 1963, shows the only known footage of the motorcade post-shooting as it raced the fatally wounded president to hospital.
The footage is 40 seconds long with the last 10 containing the post-assassination scenes.
The final price exceeded RR's pre-auction estimate of $100,000.
The winning bidder acquired full copyright ownership and interest in the film subject to an existing non-exclusive licensing agreement that expires on March 5, 2025.
It allows the footage to be used in an upcoming film about Secret Service Agent Clint Hill who is seen on the clip bending his body over the stricken JFK and first lady Jackie Kennedy.
OPS: Thge roll of 8mm fiolm sold at auction.
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Never before seen JFK post assassination footage
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JFK 1
Ref 16197
01/10/2024
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Pictures must credit: RR Auction
Previously unknown footage of President John F. Kennedy moments after being shot in a motorcade has been snapped up at auction..
The 8 mm colour film was sold by the grandson of the bystander in Dallas Texas, who took it, truck driver Dale Carpenter.
The film sold for $137,500 USD / €123.600 euros at US sale room RR Auctions on September 28.
Carpenter’s silent footage from November 22, 1963, shows the only known footage of the motorcade post-shooting as it raced the fatally wounded president to hospital.
The footage is 40 seconds long with the last 10 containing the post-assassination scenes.
The final price exceeded RR's pre-auction estimate of $100,000.
The winning bidder acquired full copyright ownership and interest in the film subject to an existing non-exclusive licensing agreement that expires on March 5, 2025.
It allows the footage to be used in an upcoming film about Secret Service Agent Clint Hill who is seen on the clip bending his body over the stricken JFK and first lady Jackie Kennedy.
OPS: Thge roll of 8mm fiolm sold at auction.
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Never before seen JFK post assassination footage
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JFK 1
Ref 16197
01/10/2024
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Pictures must credit: RR Auction
Previously unknown footage of President John F. Kennedy moments after being shot in a motorcade has been snapped up at auction..
The 8 mm colour film was sold by the grandson of the bystander in Dallas Texas, who took it, truck driver Dale Carpenter.
The film sold for $137,500 USD / €123.600 euros at US sale room RR Auctions on September 28.
Carpenter’s silent footage from November 22, 1963, shows the only known footage of the motorcade post-shooting as it raced the fatally wounded president to hospital.
The footage is 40 seconds long with the last 10 containing the post-assassination scenes.
The final price exceeded RR's pre-auction estimate of $100,000.
The winning bidder acquired full copyright ownership and interest in the film subject to an existing non-exclusive licensing agreement that expires on March 5, 2025.
It allows the footage to be used in an upcoming film about Secret Service Agent Clint Hill who is seen on the clip bending his body over the stricken JFK and first lady Jackie Kennedy.
OPS: Thge roll of 8mm fiolm sold at auction.
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Steve Jobs signature world record broken twice at same auction
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Jobs 1
Ref 15688
22/03/2024
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he world record price for a signature of Apple computer co-founder Steve Jobs has been smashed TWICE at the same auction.
A cheque written by him on behalf of the fledgling tech company went for $176,850 USD / €163.510 euros including buyer’s premium.
That eclipsed a cheque signed by both Jobs and partner Steve Wozniak which went for $163,923 USD / €151.560 euros in March 2022.
However that new record was beaten during the same Steve Jobs and Apple Revolution event staged by US saleroom RR Auction.
An Apple business card signed by Job is 1983 was snapped up for $181,182 USD / €167.515 euros also including buyer’s premium.
The card, signed neatly in black ink by the late tech pioneer, features the iconic 'rainbow' version of the Apple 'byte' logo.
OPS: The rear of the cheque written by Jobs on behalf of the fledgling tech company. The cheque went for $176,850 USD / €163.510 euros including buyer’s premium.
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Steve Jobs signature world record broken twice at same auction
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Jobs 1
Ref 15688
22/03/2024
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he world record price for a signature of Apple computer co-founder Steve Jobs has been smashed TWICE at the same auction.
A cheque written by him on behalf of the fledgling tech company went for $176,850 USD / €163.510 euros including buyer’s premium.
That eclipsed a cheque signed by both Jobs and partner Steve Wozniak which went for $163,923 USD / €151.560 euros in March 2022.
However that new record was beaten during the same Steve Jobs and Apple Revolution event staged by US saleroom RR Auction.
An Apple business card signed by Job is 1983 was snapped up for $181,182 USD / €167.515 euros also including buyer’s premium.
The card, signed neatly in black ink by the late tech pioneer, features the iconic 'rainbow' version of the Apple 'byte' logo.
OPS: The cheque written by Jobs on behalf of the fledgling tech company which went for $176,850 USD / €163.510 euros including buyer’s premium.
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Steve Jobs signature world record broken twice at same auction
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Jobs 1
Ref 15688
22/03/2024
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Pictures must credit: RR Auction
he world record price for a signature of Apple computer co-founder Steve Jobs has been smashed TWICE at the same auction.
A cheque written by him on behalf of the fledgling tech company went for $176,850 USD / €163.510 euros including buyer’s premium.
That eclipsed a cheque signed by both Jobs and partner Steve Wozniak which went for $163,923 USD / €151.560 euros in March 2022.
However that new record was beaten during the same Steve Jobs and Apple Revolution event staged by US saleroom RR Auction.
An Apple business card signed by Job is 1983 was snapped up for $181,182 USD / €167.515 euros also including buyer’s premium.
The card, signed neatly in black ink by the late tech pioneer, features the iconic 'rainbow' version of the Apple 'byte' logo.
OPS: The cheque written by Jobs on behalf of the fledgling tech company which went for $176,850 USD / €163.510 euros including buyer’s premium.
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Steve Jobs signature world record broken twice at same auction
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Jobs 1
Ref 15688
22/03/2024
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Pictures must credit: RR Auction
he world record price for a signature of Apple computer co-founder Steve Jobs has been smashed TWICE at the same auction.
A cheque written by him on behalf of the fledgling tech company went for $176,850 USD / €163.510 euros including buyer’s premium.
That eclipsed a cheque signed by both Jobs and partner Steve Wozniak which went for $163,923 USD / €151.560 euros in March 2022.
However that new record was beaten during the same Steve Jobs and Apple Revolution event staged by US saleroom RR Auction.
An Apple business card signed by Job is 1983 was snapped up for $181,182 USD / €167.515 euros also including buyer’s premium.
The card, signed neatly in black ink by the late tech pioneer, features the iconic 'rainbow' version of the Apple 'byte' logo.
OPS: The Steve Jobs Apple business card which sold for a record $181,182 USD / €167.515 euros also including buyer’s premium.
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Steve Jobs signature world record broken twice at same auction
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Jobs 1
Ref 15688
22/03/2024
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Pictures must credit: RR Auction
he world record price for a signature of Apple computer co-founder Steve Jobs has been smashed TWICE at the same auction.
A cheque written by him on behalf of the fledgling tech company went for $176,850 USD / €163.510 euros including buyer’s premium.
That eclipsed a cheque signed by both Jobs and partner Steve Wozniak which went for $163,923 USD / €151.560 euros in March 2022.
However that new record was beaten during the same Steve Jobs and Apple Revolution event staged by US saleroom RR Auction.
An Apple business card signed by Job is 1983 was snapped up for $181,182 USD / €167.515 euros also including buyer’s premium.
The card, signed neatly in black ink by the late tech pioneer, features the iconic 'rainbow' version of the Apple 'byte' logo.
OPS: The Steve Jobs Apple business card which sold for a record $181,182 USD / €167.515 euros also including buyer’s premium.
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Bloodstained leather from President Kennedy assassination car sold at auction
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Kennedy 1
Ref 15274
09/11/2023
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Two bloodstained swatches of leather taken from the limousine US president John F Kennedy was riding in when he was assassinated has sold for almost $47,000 USD / €43.900 euros at auction.
The light blue and dark blue swatches were salvaged from the seats of the 1961 Lincoln Continental X-100 presidential car in Dallas ,Texas on November 22, 1963 when he was shot by Lee Harvey Oswald.
They came with aa detailed letter of provenance on White House letterhead from technical service representative F. Vaughn Ferguson, whose primary responsibility was the care of the limo.
Mr. Ferguson was the only person granted continual hands-on contact with the vehicle after Kennedy’s murder.
He said the light blue leather was from the centre of the rear seat.
The dark blue leather is from the border of the rear seat.
OPS: The two leather swatches with the letter of provenance from White House technical service representative F. Vaughn Ferguson
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Bloodstained leather from President Kennedy assassination car sold at auction
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Kennedy 1
Ref 15274
09/11/2023
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Pictures must credit: RR Auction
Two bloodstained swatches of leather taken from the limousine US president John F Kennedy was riding in when he was assassinated has sold for almost $47,000 USD / €43.900 euros at auction.
The light blue and dark blue swatches were salvaged from the seats of the 1961 Lincoln Continental X-100 presidential car in Dallas ,Texas on November 22, 1963 when he was shot by Lee Harvey Oswald.
They came with aa detailed letter of provenance on White House letterhead from technical service representative F. Vaughn Ferguson, whose primary responsibility was the care of the limo.
Mr. Ferguson was the only person granted continual hands-on contact with the vehicle after Kennedy’s murder.
He said the light blue leather was from the centre of the rear seat.
The dark blue leather is from the border of the rear seat.
OPS: The letter of provenance from White House technical service representative F. Vaughn Ferguson
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Bloodstained leather from President Kennedy assassination car sold at auction
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Kennedy 1
Ref 15274
09/11/2023
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Pictures must credit: RR Auction
Two bloodstained swatches of leather taken from the limousine US president John F Kennedy was riding in when he was assassinated has sold for almost $47,000 USD / €43.900 euros at auction.
The light blue and dark blue swatches were salvaged from the seats of the 1961 Lincoln Continental X-100 presidential car in Dallas ,Texas on November 22, 1963 when he was shot by Lee Harvey Oswald.
They came with aa detailed letter of provenance on White House letterhead from technical service representative F. Vaughn Ferguson, whose primary responsibility was the care of the limo.
Mr. Ferguson was the only person granted continual hands-on contact with the vehicle after Kennedy’s murder.
He said the light blue leather was from the centre of the rear seat.
The dark blue leather is from the border of the rear seat.
OPS: The two pieces of bloodstrained leather from the Kennedy car.
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iPad 1
?Ref 15119
24/09/2023
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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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iPad 1
?Ref 15119
24/09/2023
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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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iPad 1
?Ref 15119
24/09/2023
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?Pictures must credit: RR Auction
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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Rusty key from Titanic sells for $131,250 USD.
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A rusted master key from the doomed liner Titanic, salvaged from the body of a steward who perished in the sinking has sold for $131,250 USD / €122.990 euros at auction.
The price was just under a third more that the $100,000 USD / €93.710 euros pre-sale estimate,
The key belonged to 1st class saloon steward Alfred Arnold Deeble and was a skeleton type, able to access many locked rooms to save having to carry huge bunches of keys around.
His body was found by a cable-laying ship that recovered many of the bodies from the April 1912 disaster which claimed just under 1,500 lives.
Deeble was known on board as a “pantryman” and the key still bears the title on a brass fob.
His body was found on an iceberg in the aftermath of the sinking and taken to Nova Scotia to be buried.
Later, his US-based sister, Lily, wrote to Titanic owners White Star Line in Southampton , in the UK, to ask for his belongings.
Lily was engaged to John Herbert Strugnell, who was also a Titanic steward and perished in the sinking.
OPS: The Titanic key lot which sold also includes two portraits , shown here, of John Herbert Strugnell, a fellow Titanic saloon steward who also perished in the accident, and the fiancé of Lily Florence Deeble. One of the portraits was signed in ink shortly before the disaster, "Yours very affectionately, Jack, 1912." Strugnell's body was never identified.
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A rusted master key from the doomed liner Titanic, salvaged from the body of a steward who perished in the sinking has sold for $131,250 USD / €122.990 euros at auction.
The price was just under a third more that the $100,000 USD / €93.710 euros pre-sale estimate,
The key belonged to 1st class saloon steward Alfred Arnold Deeble and was a skeleton type, able to access many locked rooms to save having to carry huge bunches of keys around.
His body was found by a cable-laying ship that recovered many of the bodies from the April 1912 disaster which claimed just under 1,500 lives.
Deeble was known on board as a “pantryman” and the key still bears the title on a brass fob.
His body was found on an iceberg in the aftermath of the sinking and taken to Nova Scotia to be buried.
Later, his US-based sister, Lily, wrote to Titanic owners White Star Line in Southampton , in the UK, to ask for his belongings.
Lily was engaged to John Herbert Strugnell, who was also a Titanic steward and perished in the sinking.
OPS: The Titanic key which sold
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Rusty key from Titanic sells for $131,250 USD.
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A rusted master key from the doomed liner Titanic, salvaged from the body of a steward who perished in the sinking has sold for $131,250 USD / €122.990 euros at auction.
The price was just under a third more that the $100,000 USD / €93.710 euros pre-sale estimate,
The key belonged to 1st class saloon steward Alfred Arnold Deeble and was a skeleton type, able to access many locked rooms to save having to carry huge bunches of keys around.
His body was found by a cable-laying ship that recovered many of the bodies from the April 1912 disaster which claimed just under 1,500 lives.
Deeble was known on board as a “pantryman” and the key still bears the title on a brass fob.
His body was found on an iceberg in the aftermath of the sinking and taken to Nova Scotia to be buried.
Later, his US-based sister, Lily, wrote to Titanic owners White Star Line in Southampton , in the UK, to ask for his belongings.
Lily was engaged to John Herbert Strugnell, who was also a Titanic steward and perished in the sinking.
OPS: The Titanic key which sold came with family photos down the generatiuons including two of Deeble as a young man (left) his grave marker in Nova Scotia (centre) and with his siblings (right). The torn photo is of Deeble later in life.
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A rusted master key from the doomed liner Titanic, salvaged from the body of a steward who perished in the sinking has sold for $131,250 USD / €122.990 euros at auction.
The price was just under a third more that the $100,000 USD / €93.710 euros pre-sale estimate,
The key belonged to 1st class saloon steward Alfred Arnold Deeble and was a skeleton type, able to access many locked rooms to save having to carry huge bunches of keys around.
His body was found by a cable-laying ship that recovered many of the bodies from the April 1912 disaster which claimed just under 1,500 lives.
Deeble was known on board as a “pantryman” and the key still bears the title on a brass fob.
His body was found on an iceberg in the aftermath of the sinking and taken to Nova Scotia to be buried.
Later, his US-based sister, Lily, wrote to Titanic owners White Star Line in Southampton , in the UK, to ask for his belongings.
Lily was engaged to John Herbert Strugnell, who was also a Titanic steward and perished in the sinking.
OPS: The Titanic key which sold. The lot also included these two photos of Deeble
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A rusted master key from the doomed liner Titanic, salvaged from the body of a steward who perished in the sinking has sold for $131,250 USD / €122.990 euros at auction.
The price was just under a third more that the $100,000 USD / €93.710 euros pre-sale estimate,
The key belonged to 1st class saloon steward Alfred Arnold Deeble and was a skeleton type, able to access many locked rooms to save having to carry huge bunches of keys around.
His body was found by a cable-laying ship that recovered many of the bodies from the April 1912 disaster which claimed just under 1,500 lives.
Deeble was known on board as a “pantryman” and the key still bears the title on a brass fob.
His body was found on an iceberg in the aftermath of the sinking and taken to Nova Scotia to be buried.
Later, his US-based sister, Lily, wrote to Titanic owners White Star Line in Southampton , in the UK, to ask for his belongings.
Lily was engaged to John Herbert Strugnell, who was also a Titanic steward and perished in the sinking.
OPS: The Titanic key which sold
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A rusted master key from the doomed liner Titanic, salvaged from the body of a steward who perished in the sinking, is set to fetch $100,000 USD at auction,
The key belonged to 1st class saloon steward Alfred Arnold Deeble and was a skeleton type, able to access many locked rooms to save having to carry huge bunches of keys around.
His body was found by a cable-laying ship that recovered many of the bodies from the April 1912 disaster which claimed just under 1,500 lives.
Deeble was known on board as a “pantryman” and the key still bears the title on a brass fob.
His body was found on an iceberg in the aftermath of the sinking and taken to Nova Scotia to be buried.
Later, his US-based sister, Lily, wrote to Titanic owners White Star Line in Southampton , in the UK, to ask for his belongings.
They included the master key which is being sold by US auction house RR Auction
OPS: The Titanic key which is for sale along with two photos of Deeble.
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A rusted master key from the doomed liner Titanic, salvaged from the body of a steward who perished in the sinking, is set to fetch $100,000 USD at auction,
The key belonged to 1st class saloon steward Alfred Arnold Deeble and was a skeleton type, able to access many locked rooms to save having to carry huge bunches of keys around.
His body was found by a cable-laying ship that recovered many of the bodies from the April 1912 disaster which claimed just under 1,500 lives.
Deeble was known on board as a “pantryman” and the key still bears the title on a brass fob.
His body was found on an iceberg in the aftermath of the sinking and taken to Nova Scotia to be buried.
Later, his US-based sister, Lily, wrote to Titanic owners White Star Line in Southampton , in the UK, to ask for his belongings.
They included the master key which is being sold by US auction house RR Auction
OPS: The Titanic key which is for sale
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A rusted master key from the doomed liner Titanic, salvaged from the body of a steward who perished in the sinking, is set to fetch $100,000 USD at auction,
The key belonged to 1st class saloon steward Alfred Arnold Deeble and was a skeleton type, able to access many locked rooms to save having to carry huge bunches of keys around.
His body was found by a cable-laying ship that recovered many of the bodies from the April 1912 disaster which claimed just under 1,500 lives.
Deeble was known on board as a “pantryman” and the key still bears the title on a brass fob.
His body was found on an iceberg in the aftermath of the sinking and taken to Nova Scotia to be buried.
Later, his US-based sister, Lily, wrote to Titanic owners White Star Line in Southampton , in the UK, to ask for his belongings.
They included the master key which is being sold by US auction house RR Auction
OPS: The Titanic key which is for sale comes ith Also includes two portraits , shown here, of John Herbert Strugnell, a fellow Titanic saloon steward who also perished in the accident, and the fiancé of Lily Florence Deeble. One of the portraits was signed in ink shortly before the disaster, "Yours very affectionately, Jack, 1912." Strugnell's body was never identified.
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Rusty key from Titanic set to fetch up to $100,000 USD.
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A rusted master key from the doomed liner Titanic, salvaged from the body of a steward who perished in the sinking, is set to fetch $100,000 USD at auction,
The key belonged to 1st class saloon steward Alfred Arnold Deeble and was a skeleton type, able to access many locked rooms to save having to carry huge bunches of keys around.
His body was found by a cable-laying ship that recovered many of the bodies from the April 1912 disaster which claimed just under 1,500 lives.
Deeble was known on board as a “pantryman” and the key still bears the title on a brass fob.
His body was found on an iceberg in the aftermath of the sinking and taken to Nova Scotia to be buried.
Later, his US-based sister, Lily, wrote to Titanic owners White Star Line in Southampton , in the UK, to ask for his belongings.
They included the master key which is being sold by US auction house RR Auction
OPS: The Titanic key which is for sale
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A rusted master key from the doomed liner Titanic, salvaged from the body of a steward who perished in the sinking, is set to fetch $100,000 USD at auction,
The key belonged to 1st class saloon steward Alfred Arnold Deeble and was a skeleton type, able to access many locked rooms to save having to carry huge bunches of keys around.
His body was found by a cable-laying ship that recovered many of the bodies from the April 1912 disaster which claimed just under 1,500 lives.
Deeble was known on board as a “pantryman” and the key still bears the title on a brass fob.
His body was found on an iceberg in the aftermath of the sinking and taken to Nova Scotia to be buried.
Later, his US-based sister, Lily, wrote to Titanic owners White Star Line in Southampton , in the UK, to ask for his belongings.
They included the master key which is being sold by US auction house RR Auction
OPS: The Titanic key comes with family photos down the generatiuons including two of Deeble as a young man (left) his grave marker in Nova Scotia (centre) and with his siblings (right). The torn photo is of Deeble later in life.
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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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DUKAS_159547839_FER
Early Apple computers cheque signed by Steve Jobs sells for over $100,000 USD
Ferrari Press Agency
Cheque 1
Ref 15058
25/08/2023
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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: The Jobs and Wozniak signed cheque sold by RR Auction
Picture supplied by Ferrari (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS) -
DUKAS_159547837_FER
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.
Picture supplied by Ferrari (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS) -
DUKAS_159547823_FER
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.
Picture supplied by Ferrari (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS) -
