A rare Pixar Animation Studios poster featuring "Toy Story" characters Buzz Lightyear and Woody that was signed by former Apple CEO Steve Jobs is set to be auctioned off later this week.
Jobs is said to have signed the poster sometime after 1995 when "Toy Story" debuted. The movie was Pixar's first feature length film and it was overwhelmingly successful, securing Pixar as a major animated film studio.
Poster with extra magnification of the signature at the bottom
Steve Jobs was a majority shareholder in Pixar and he was credited as an executive producer in "Toy Story." Following Pixar's acquisition by Disney, Jobs also served as a member of Disney's board of directors as the company's largest individual shareholder.
The poster measures in at 24 inches by 36 inches and is signed by Jobs at the bottom near the Pixar logo.
The bidding on the poster will start at $25,000, and it comes with a letter of authenticity. The auction will kick off on August 29.
Update: The poster ended up selling for $31,250.
Jobs is said to have signed the poster sometime after 1995 when "Toy Story" debuted. The movie was Pixar's first feature length film and it was overwhelmingly successful, securing Pixar as a major animated film studio.
Steve Jobs was a majority shareholder in Pixar and he was credited as an executive producer in "Toy Story." Following Pixar's acquisition by Disney, Jobs also served as a member of Disney's board of directors as the company's largest individual shareholder.
The poster measures in at 24 inches by 36 inches and is signed by Jobs at the bottom near the Pixar logo.
The bidding on the poster will start at $25,000, and it comes with a letter of authenticity. The auction will kick off on August 29.
Update: The poster ended up selling for $31,250.
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Does this poster come with evidence that he actually signed it? How many more random artifacts will pop up with "his" signature in the coming years...
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