The Apple II computer user guide from 1979 was signed by Steve Jobs and Mike Markkula took $ 787,484 (or more than Rs 5.85 Crore) at auction in the US.
The user guide comes from Julian Brewer, son of Michael Brewer.
According to the description provided by the RR auction, Julian was a teenager at the time, the son of the Mike Brewer businessman who had negotiated the rights of the exclusive distribution for Apple products in the UK and later became the first implementing director of Apple Computer (UK) Ltd.
Steve Jobs Ltd signed the manual and wrote: “Julian, your generation is the first to grow with a computer.
Go the world! Steven Jobs, 1980.” Julian told the RR auction, “I sat in the bedroom I wrote a game on my Apple when my father called me to meet some guests.
What surprised me was Steve Jobs and Mike Markkula.
I have a manual with me and just then understand how rare it For work to sign anything, especially to write inscriptions like this.
He’s fine with my father, so I feel the inscription is made carefully.
“Apple II gave around” 6 million homes and their business sense of their personal computing ” .
Apple II revenue supports the successful Floating Apple, the biggest Tech IPO.
Time, it was added.
46 offers made and the winner offer was $ 787,484.
Recently, the job application filled by Jobs took $ 3.43,000 in an online auction.
Job application was filled by work in 1973 when he was 18 years old.
It was said as the only job application he had filled because he, along with Steve Wozniak, started Apple in 1976.
Someone paid more than Rs 5.85 Crore to buy the Apple II manual signed by Steve Jobs
