This original 45-year-old Apple computer set to sell for $1.5million.
It is one of only six working Apple-1 models with the original solid koa wood case.
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And it is the only one in private hands, with the other five in museums.
The machine was released in April 1976 by Apple co-founders Steve Jobs and Steve Wozniak.
A period Sony TV-115, the display recommended by Jobs, is also included in the sale package.
It was designed and hand-built by Wozniak while Apple was based in the garage of Jobs’ parents’ home in Mountain View, California.
US-based seller Krishna Blake, who got it in 1978, said: “This piece of original technology has also now become collectable art, never replaceable.”
He currently has the computer locked away in a Florida bank vault for safe keeping. Read more from The U.S. Sun.
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