One of the last working Apple-1 computers goes to auction in New York, including a letter signed by Steve Jobs. The Apple-1 was released in 1976 and is one of the first personal computers in history. The device is considered an extremely rare and valuable collector's piece.
The auction lot includes the Apple-1 unit duly authenticated as functional, as well as Steve Jobs' handwritten letter. Both pieces bear the signature of Steve Wozniak, co-founder of Apple. The computer comes with original period documentation.
This model was one of the first produced by Apple, at the time a startup in their founders' garage. The combination of the working machine with Jobs' letter makes this lot particularly special for technology collectors and Apple memorabilia enthusiasts.



