List of all original Apple-1.
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Note: This is the 58th entry in the list, and not the 58th Apple-1 produced. The Apple-1 does not have a regular serial number. Only some Apple-1 have a handwritten serial number.
Apple-1 #58 "Schoolsky", 2nd batch NTI
Apple-1 #58 "Schoolsky", 2nd batch NTI
Apple-1 #58 "Schoolsky", 2nd batch NTI
Apple-1 #58 "Schoolsky", 2nd batch NTI
Apple-1 #58 "Schoolsky", 2nd batch NTI
Apple-1 #58 "Schoolsky", 2nd batch NTI
Apple-1 #58 "Schoolsky", 2nd batch NTI
Apple-1 #58 "Schoolsky", 2nd batch NTI
Apple-1 #58 "Schoolsky", 2nd batch NTI
Apple-1 #58 "Schoolsky", 2nd batch NTI
Apple-1 #58 "Schoolsky", 2nd batch NTI
Apple-1 #58 "Schoolsky", 2nd batch NTI
Charitybuzz with many pictures and a video.
This was a never-populated/unsold unit taken from the stack by Adam Schoolsky, who was an Apple employee at the time.
4062 label on front. 49 sticker on back. Round stamp with number 6 next to the heatsink.
Number “4” is handwritten on Texas Instruments low-profile sockets 3 and 4.
Purchased from Adam Schoolsky by LCF group (David Larsen) in 1994.
David Larsen wrote, "I purchased it from Adam Schoolsky — he told me he was the second employee of Apple. This could be true, as Woz mentions him in his book *Woz* — the computer was given to him by Woz, and when I purchased it, I really got a lot of additional neat Apple artifacts. The computer has never had chips in it and is just like new, most likely the only one like it — I mean never loaded with chips. I have letters and lots of other documents from Adam as well."
Auctioned at Charitybuzz in 2017 for \$401,000. This includes 3 original issues of *Silicon Gulch Gazette*, the First West Coast Computer Faire Conference Program, and the "Zaltair" brochure.
Sept. 2017
(see History for more information)
Was unpopulated until 2017. White ceramic MOS MCS 6502 CPU (4176) and Motorola plastic MC6820P PIA (7649). 8 KB plastic Mostek DRAM MK4096-17 (mixed date codes). 1 small yellow and 7 blue capacitors. Big blue 5300 µF capacitor replaced (date code 7830). Earlier pictures show a date code correct capacitor (7508).
Original Apple Cassette Interface with a triangle stamp and the letter G in the middle. Operation Manual, Preliminary BASIC Manual, Cassette Interface Manual, cassette, Apple-1 ad, original box, Apple product information, price list 1977, Apple II+ keyboard, Stancor power supply.
Three Silicon Gulch Gazette issues and First West Coast Computer Faire Program.
All chips added by David Larsen in 2017. LED on ACI attached by wire.
David Larsen presenting this Apple-1
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Jul 28, 2025
Mar 31, 2018: Components. State added
Apr 11, 2018: Number/Sticker/Stamp info. Components (shortlist). Components. State. Equipment. Description.
Aug 24, 2018: 1 video(s) deleted
Nov 14, 2018: Description of picture(s)/video(s).12 picture(s) added. History.
Dec 07, 2018: Auctions added
May 27, 2019: Number/Sticker/Stamp info
Jun 13, 2019: Description
Jun 15, 2019: Description of picture(s)/video(s)
Nov 16, 2021: Working condition
Nov 16, 2021: Labels / stamps added
Jul 28, 2025: Components. Equipment. Description. History
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