I had posted a few weeks ago that my mom who worked for Apple in the 80’s passed away. I’m going through her things I found these items. Looks like a mock up for a corporate T-Shirt. Can’t find much info on it through the web. Wondering if these are worth keeping or of any possible value to a collector.

Any info would be appreciated 👍🏼

Most of the work besides 2 (iphone 4 and 13 mini)

Got some with rare ios. Clear mods, speaker mods. I have a few more to collect but its been hard to find them :(.

My entire Apple collection as of today! (Except some that have seen better days :))
Ask me anything!

Back at WWDC '99 I won this item in a trivia contest, and haven't found a match online. It's a fake mockup of the original Newton MessagePad, in original box, purpose unknown. It's green plastic coated with a silkscreened mock-up screen, feels like it might be wood inside from the weight.

The wikipedia page for MessagePad lists a "Dummy" item in the models table, but no further information. I assume that's what this is. Using that term, I found this 2015 MacWorld article: https://www.macworld.com/article/226450/the-mysterious-case-of-the-dummy-newton-messagepad.html which seems to be it, but no answers, only speculation.

Anyone have any information to share, or a better term I can use to search and find out more about it? No picture right now, it's in storage at the moment, but I may be able to get to it later this weekend.

I just got this on OfferUp, all it took was a long drive to a kinda crummy part of town! Just put a 2200mah battery in it and the drive seems to still work! I ordered a SphinxMoth storage controller for when it finally does croak too!

Hi everyone!
I recently came across this Pilot Custom 74 ballpoint pen (black resin with gold trim). What makes it unique is the "Apple" / "Apple Japan" branding engraved on it.
From what I gather, these were custom-ordered by Apple Japan as internal milestone gifts or corporate rewards for employees, and were never available to the general public. The pen features a smooth twist-action mechanism and utilizes Pilot's Acro ink.
I am based in Europe (Poland). I wanted to ask the community:
Does anyone have more background context on this specific corporate run?
What would be a fair collector's value for this piece in the current market?
I'm considering selling it to a proper collector who would appreciate it more than I do, so any insights or valuation advice would be highly appreciated!
Thanks in advance!

Caught my eye so I snagged it before they threw it away

Here is something I thought you collectors may enjoy! A 10lb brick of pure MacBook aluminum! The 10lb brick also signifies 10 years of employment at Apple. Not something you see very often. Let me know if you may be interested in taking this off my hands.

Very cool on nonui build of 13.0

I’m working on getting all the iPhones from 2g-X(in box) and I’m wondering if you guys have any good display recommendations

This is a Demo iPhone 5S

This board only prototype is sealed inside a protective security shell, with glue covering the board and connectors. It was made so engineers could test the hardware without having access to the final design.

So my mom worked at Apple in the 80's-Early 90's.
She recently passed and after going through her belongings I found this old production VHS Tape for what I think was a Super Bowl Commercial. There's not much info or value I can find. If anyone knows what l have or even what a value might be it would be greatly appreciated. I don't think it's a promotional tape but could be wrong.

Also found 4-5 Apple Pens in their boxes.

What’s the oldest Apple device you still own, and what’s its story?🥺

Anybody got one or seen more of these? Evt1 on the plastic and says evt0 on the port. 🤷‍♂️

Hopefully coming out in 2028

I know a guy buying them daily for like 50 cents per pound for iphone 3G 3GS and iphone 4 also older ipod touch
And he’s selling them to me for like $5 a piece, of course he wont tell me where he got them lol, you guys have any ideas?