- The Twitter logo mark that was hanging outside the company’s headquarters in San Francisco is auction.
- The bids exceeded 21,000 dollars from Monday night.
- The seller, RR House, appreciates the value of the brand at more than $ 40,000.
The Twitter Blue Bird logo brand – which was previously suspended outside the company’s headquarters in San Francisco – is dedicated to auction for the second time.
The current seller, RR auction, I got a mark at the ELON Musk Auction for 2023 for Twitter souvenirs. Musk sold a wide range of artifacts associated with Twitter-including coffee table and clicks-after seizing the company in 2022. Some elements, such as Twitter statue, were sold for thousands.
The bird logo, nicknamed “Larry”, was after Celtix Larry Bird player, as a synonym for Twitter until the renal of the social media platform to X in 2023.
Musk’s efforts to reduce the old Twitter banners in 2023 newspaper headlines after the police appeared and stopped the work temporarily. The brand’s rename also included changes on the company’s headquarters, such as replacing blue birds with black walls and X -style conference halls. Musk also transferred X headquarters from X San Francisco to Texas.
“Although Twitter and Light Blue Bird retires since then, the symbol remains a symbol of the history of technology and social media, a slogan that can be recognized immediately in the same league as Nike or Apple Computer,” said RR Auction in the list.
The auction house estimates the value of the brand at more than $ 40,000. Eleven offered from Monday evening, which prompted the current price to 21664 dollars.
The bird is offered for sale as part of a larger auction called “Steve Jobs and Apple Revolution” that opened on February 27. Possible buyers only have a few days to make bids before its date on March 20.
Other auction elements include Apple checks of the 1970s signed by Steve Jobs – with one bids with more than $ 89,000 – and the Apple I’s job provider with more than $ 205,000.
Everyone who wins the logo of the birds will be responsible for paying to ship the huge signs – which accommodate about 560 pounds – from her current home in storing San Francisco to its final destination.
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