The Apple-1 Registry

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Note: This is the 46th entry in the list and not the 46th Apple-1 produced. The Apple-1 does not have a serial number.

'Joe Altieri' Apple-1 - number 46 in the Registry

12 pictures published.

Version

2nd batch NTI

Serial number, stamp, label

no number on the back

Location

USA, CA, Mountain View
Map
Computer History Museum (Mountain View, CA)

On display

It is not on display anymore

Verification

Known to registry caretaker or expert. In a museum. According to pictures.

Owner

Owner Ian Lynch Smith

Museum's website

Computer History Museum (Mountain View, CA)


Website(s)

New York times article


Description

This one is possibly a later production board, possibly with a 16K memory mod.
White 6502 and plastic film decoupling caps.
Some pictures show the keyboard connector plugged into the socket for the 6800. This was just a mistake done by someone.
Dag Spicer from CHM and Woz had a look at this Apple-1.
Until November 2019 it was wrongly specified as CPU 6800. It is, as usual, the 6502.


History

Joe Altieri of San Mateo (California, USA) owned the Apple-1. According to Joe Altieri, he bought it from Steve Jobs late 1975 at a Homebrew Computer Club meeting.
Donated to PBS (public TV) fund-raising auction for a public radio station in Astoria and sold to Janet Keim for US$ 90. Dag Spicer (a computer historian and curator from the CHM) did the authentication of this Apple-1.Maybe it was donated by a member of the Homebrew Computer Club.
Later sold to Ian Lynch Smith for US$ 10,000. An Apple developer ever since. He never changed anything to the Apple-1 board.
On loan to CHM by Ian Lynch Smith.
The Apple-1 was on display at a MacWorld Expo 1998. It was on tour in Europe 2019
Renamed on Oct 31, 2019 from CHM 2 to Joe Altieri, the name of the first known owner.


Components

White ceramic 6502 CPU, plastic PIA, 8 KB DRAM. 3 small yellow capacitors, 2 small and 3 blue big capacitors.


Equipment

Original Apple Cassette Interface. SwTPc keyboard. K6GWE receiver power transformer


State

Some added wires and resistor on front. Video connector changed to different soldered connector. Cassette Interface with modification. Added blue capacitor at power section.


Stories

Steve Lohr published the story of this machine in his blog.


Last update

Nov 16, 2021


Change log (since March 20, 2018)

Nov 15, 2018: Description of picture(s)/video(s)
May 16, 2019: On display status
May 28, 2019: Museum's website added
Aug 09, 2019: Owner
Oct 31, 2019: Description of picture(s)/video(s)
Oct 31, 2019: Name. Equipment. Description. History
Oct 31, 2019: 4 picture(s) added, picture of the owner added
Oct 31, 2019: Verification status. Website(s) added. State
Nov 04, 2019: Components (shortlist). Components. State. Description. History
Nov 27, 2019: Description of picture(s)/video(s)
Nov 27, 2019: 7 picture(s) added
Nov 16, 2021: History


Change log for all Apple-1.


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