Raab Acquires Rare Document of Steve Jobs, Signed In His Twenties, Among the Only Documents He Signed Ever to Reach the Market
The original agreement, signed by the 23-year-old Jobs and his guru, Robert M. Friedland, for 160 acres of farmland, which they planned to cultivate with apple orchards and vineyards
PHILADELPHIA, PA – May 11, 2017 – The Raab Collection, the nation’s leading dealer in important historical documents, announced that it has bought and will be offering for sale a document signed by Steve Jobs and guru Robert M. Friedland, in which the young duo sign a lease for land on which they hoped to build and plant, a rare connection between Jobs and his inspiration, the land.
A full historical description is available here.
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