“What do you get for the Apple fan who has everything? How about Steve Jobs’ bathrobe and electric razors?” Stephanie Mlot reports for PC Magazine. “Julien’s Live, a ‘premier’ high-profile celebrity and entertainment auction house, is hawking more than 30 items from the late Apple co-founder’s wardrobe.”
“From the vault of the Jackling House — a California mansion where Jobs lived in the mid-1980s — a selection of the entrepreneur’s clothes and accessories is available for upwards of $4,000,” Mlot reports. “Though, with 21 auction days remaining, those prices are likely to increase.”
“The 32-item lot is filled with middling items,” Mlot reports “There are, however, a few hidden gems, including the man’s portable Sony CD player (current bid: $200), black Seiko watch (current bid: $1,500), and leather jacket—worn in the famous Jobs-gives-IBM-the-finger photo (current bid: $4,000).”
Read more in the full article here.
MacDailyNews Take: We checked the box ties up for auction. None of them seem to be the one Jobs wore when he introduced Macintosh.
SEE ALSO:
Demolition of Steve Jobs’ dilapidated Jackling House finally begins – February 15, 2011
Plans reveal Steve Jobs’ $8.45 million home to replace Jackling House – September 28, 2010
Opponents drop appeal of Steve Jobs’ permit to demolish his ‘dump’ of a house – August 19, 2010
Steve Jobs wins approval to apply for permit to demolish his ‘dump’ of a house – again – March 13, 2010
Town grants approval for Apple CEO Steve Jobs to tear-down ‘dump’ of a house – July 15, 2009
Apple CEO Steve Jobs inks deal to move his ‘dump’ of a house – July 13, 2009
Activists yet again stop Steve Jobs from demolishing his ‘dump’ of a house – June 10, 2009
Steve Jobs finally wins approval to demolish his ‘dump’ of a house – May 13, 2009
Inside Steve Jobs’ ‘dump’ of a house – April 27, 2009
Apple CEO Steve Jobs to get another chance to demolish his ‘dump’ of a house – April 25, 2009
Court won’t hear case to tear down Steve Jobs’ house – April 30, 2007
Apple CEO Steve Jobs gives away Jackling House; structure to be relocated and restored – February 16, 2007
The saga continues: Steve Jobs loses appeal to demolish his ‘dump’ of a house– January 11, 2007
Steve Jobs patiently waits to tear down his 30-room Jackling House ‘abomination’ – February 27, 2006
Judge stops Apple, Pixar CEO Steve Jobs from demolishing historical house – January 04, 2006
Apple CEO Steve Jobs offers ‘dump’ of a house free to anyone who’ll take it away – January 03, 2005
Apple CEO Steve Jobs gets green light to tear down his ‘dump’ of a house – December 15, 2004
Preservationists battle Apple CEO Steve Jobs over his ‘dump’ of a house – October 17, 2004
“My favorite things in life don’t cost any money. I end up not buying a lot of things. Because I find them ridiculous. It’s really clear to me that the most precious resource we all have is time. Occasionally, I spend a little money to save myself a hassle, which means time. And that’s the extent of it.”
“Steve Jobs: The Unauthorized Autobiography.”
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“My favorite things in life tend to cost somewhere between $299 and $1899. I end up buying a lot of things. Because I find them in the Apple Store.”
Disposable Identity
The neXT ID badge would be neat to have.
Steve Jobs flouted convention, challenged entrenched thought, dared to be different. The hippie era wasn’t an entire waste.
Most importantly, the “hippie era” stopped the carnage of American boys in Vietnam. Iraq was no different under Dubya. That’s the bottom line.The courage of conviction against all odds…that is why I am voting for Donald Trump.
better said: “”First they ignore you, then they laugh at you, then they fight you, then you win.”
Mr. Trump is not exactly Mahatma Gandhi
You’re right, Trump isn’t a goddamned lawyer. 🙂
You go from “The neXT ID badge would be neat to have.”, to this.
You are truly pathetic.
…then you win.
botvinnik is a well known troll. Don’t pay much attention to him…
Our brain deserves better.
botvinnik is not a troll. He is a gadfly. There is a difference.
A troll is an internet pestilence, a type of parasite feasting on the general discomfort of others. Some are paid to do so. A gadfly is a provocateur, promoting a personal or political agenda, and requires no wages beyond the satisfaction of shaking up the perceptions of others. Both are widely despised, but only gadflies possess a moral basis. Trolls are squalid basement dwellers, hollow and hopeless thralls of their unprincipled employers, chiefly located in Korea these days.
RE: The bow tie from the intro of the Mac. . . look again at Lot #797 Steve Jobs Bow Tie. It’s brown with polka dots and looks exactly like the one in the video. Adjust for bad color in the video, and I think it is the SAME TIE!
Botvinnik has a trying disposition at times, but for the most part, he thinks and says, like it or not. My own military training means simply that whatever he utters, he has the right to do so, and I shall defend that right.