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RARE 1984 Steve Jobs MACWORLD Magazine Premier Issue # 1 Macintosh 128K M0001
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RARE 1984 Steve Jobs MACWORLD Magazine Premier Issue # 1 Macintosh 128K M0001
Price: US $349.99
RARE Steve Jobs Apple Macintosh Collector's Item- 1984 Premier Issue of Macworld Magazine- youngSteve Jobs on cover introducing the first Mac computer! Crisp clean collector condition!"Inside the Macintosh" edition, Volume 1, Number 1.This is the very first ever issue of Macworld magazine from February 1984! 144 pages, the original offer cards still attached inside.Collectible extremely rare 40+ year old original Macintosh memorabilia from early 1984 for your vintage Apple and Steve Jobs collection!Acquired from the original owner who bought a Mac new in 1984!This is a great way to see first-hand the initial launch of theoriginal Mac, tons of early ads, full hardware information, Mac team interviews, and the first Mac software covered for the original Macintosh 128K. This is hard to find in this unmarked clean collectible condition, great Mac collectible.Macworld used very high quality heavy matte finish paper in these early editions, so they have held up really well. Thismagazine is from non-smoking climate-controlled environment and has been stored properly over the years, so no smoke or old musty odors. All pagesinside, clean, no writing or any markings on pages.These are hard to find now, especially in thisnice cleancollecitble condition. All photos of the exact item buyer will receive. Don't miss your chance to get this rare original 1984 magazine featuring young Steve Jobs on the cover for you Apple Macintosh collection!
Will be wrapped and packaged very securely in a new Priority BOX to fully protect in shipping.
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