The computer that sparked the revolution in home computing!
Bid to win one of the first models of the Apple-I computer.
The Apple-I Computer is considered the origin of the personal computer revolution and was built in Steve Jobs’ parents’ home on Crist Drive in Los Altos, CA. 200 were hand-built by Steve Wozniak, Steve Jobs' sister, and their team, but it is believed that less than 60 are still in existence.
The “Duston 2” Apple-I computer, an operational original Apple-I “Byte-Shop” (stock number 01-0060) from 1976, was acquired by LCF group from Adam Duston of Naperville, Illinois, in August 1996.
This Apple-I set includes the original Apple-I board, modified Apple-II keyboard, and modern Stancor power supply mounted on a wooden display board. The set also includes miscellaneous documentation, periodicals, and a replica Apple Cassette Adapter.
It was examined on March 9th, 2018, at a private residence in Virginia. The process included visual inspection of the artifact for condition, originality, and operational condition of the Apple-I system.
Please contact apple1@charitybuzz.com to request a copy of the Condition Summary Report.
The Apple-I board is a not just a piece of history, but a piece of art.
“Duston 2” Apple-I Items Included in Set:
Corey Cohen indicated the Apple-I in current form the physical board condition is a 7.0 based on modifications and originality. If this board was all original, the overall condition would be 8.5 out of 10.
Charitybuzz has partnered with a third party to bring you this incredible opportunity. This package is not fully donated, but a minimum of 10% of the total funds raised are going to the Foundation of Amateur International Radio. Please note this item is not tax deductible.
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