The jackets worn in Star Wars which sell at auction for millions of dollars, we have already told you about it. And it's still a jacket we're talking about today, except that it belonged to Apple's founder, Steve Jobs.
A garment that could fetch up to $75,000 and which has the particularity of having been worn by Jobs in a memorable photo (above). While he was in New York in 1983 for a meeting with the media Newsweek for the very recent release of the Mac computer, the head of Apple passed in front of the IBM offices, and flashes a pretty middle finger in front of its competitor's logo. A moment immortalized in the famous photo.
IBM gets a jacket££££
The jacket is part of a major sale held by the RR Auction house with other objects such as an Apple-1 computer, an original 4GB iPhone, checks signed by Jobs and other Collector items. End of auction scheduled for August 23.
