Auctions associated with Applem usually enjoys great interest from bidders. Whether it's historic computers or other period relics, the result is always worth it. There is even greater interest in the personal belongings of some of the founders, be it Jobs or Wozniak. Today we have information about a new auction featuring several personal items from the life of Steve Jobs. These are items from the 80s and 90s, and among them are such gems as his iconic leather jacket, which you may recognize from the legendary image under the IBM logo.
All Steve Jobs fans now have a unique opportunity to buy a few “things” from Jobs’ personal collection of items from the 80s and 90s. The auction will feature some truly unique items, so it’s clear as day that it will be a big hit. The most anticipated auction is the Wilkers Bashford leather jacket, which appeared in the picture with the IBM logo (see below). The expected price is $12. Next up is a classic black turtleneck, but this time with the company’s logo. NEXT. This one should be auctioned off for about $3.
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Another interesting item is an original Dior bathrobe, which comes with two original razors. The expected price of this set is $600. Then there is a CD player from Sony, the legendary Sony Discman D-50. The expected price of this piece is $400. Last but not least, a set of clothes will also be auctioned, containing genuine Levi's jeans together with a white shirt from Versace and a blue silk bow tie from Neiman Marcus - all for approximately $1,200. The auction will take place on this auction portal and everyone can participate.
Source: Cultofmac
