- The Twitter logo, which is hanging outside the company’s San Francisco headquarters, is ready for auction.
- By Monday night the bid exceeded $ 21,000.
- The seller, RR House, estimates the price of this symbol, above 000 40,000.
Twitter’s Bluebird Logo Sign – earlier was ready for auction for the second time – hanging outside the company’s headquarters in San Francisco.
The current seller, RR Auction, Elon Mask received this mark in 2023 auction of Twitter memoirs. After the company’s occupation in 2022, Kasturi sold several samples associated with Twitter.
After Seltics player Larry Bird, the bird logo called “Larry” was the synonym of Twitter until it was sent to the Musk’s social media platform in 2023 to X.
In 2023, Musk’s efforts to eliminate the old indicators of Twitter made headlines after police showed and temporarily stopped work. The branding also included changes within the company’s headquarters, such as turning blue birds from black walls and X -tamedar conference rooms. Kasturi has also transferred the President’s office Texas from San Francisco.
“Although Twitter and its light blue bird have retired, its symbol has become an icon of tech and social media history, which is immediately recognized in the same league as Nike or Apple Computer,” RR Auction said in the listing.
The auction house is estimated at the cost of the symbol, above 000 40,000. By Monday evening, eleven bids were already placed, with the current price up to $ 21,664.
It is on sale as part of a major auction called “Steve Jobs and the Apple Revolution”, which is opened February 27. Potential buyers have a few more days to bid before the deadline of March 20.
Other items for the auction include the 1970s Apple Check that was signed by Steve Jobs – with a bid, more than 89,000 – and an Apple I computer is practically more than $ 205,000.
Whoever wins the bird logo will be responsible for paying the hulking indicator – from his current home in San Francisco Storage to his final destination.
Business internal reached RR auction for comment.
