List of all original Apple-1.
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Note: This is the 13th entry in the list, and not the 13th Apple-1 produced. The Apple-1 does not have a regular serial number. Only some Apple-1 have a handwritten serial number.
Apple-1 #13 "John Burch", 1st batch, serial number 01-0013
Apple-1 #13 "John Burch", 1st batch, serial number 01-0013
Apple-1 #13 "John Burch", 1st batch, serial number 01-0013
Apple-1 #13 "John Burch", 1st batch, serial number 01-0013
Apple-1 #13 "John Burch", 1st batch, serial number 01-0013
Apple-1 #13 "John Burch", 1st batch, serial number 01-0013
Apple-1 #13 "John Burch", 1st batch, serial number 01-0013
Apple-1 #13 "John Burch", 1st batch, serial number 01-0013
Apple-1 #13 "John Burch", 1st batch, serial number 01-0013
Apple-1 #13 "John Burch", 1st batch, serial number 01-0013
Apple-1 #13 "John Burch", 1st batch, serial number 01-0013
Apple-1 #13 "John Burch", 1st batch, serial number 01-0013
Apple-1 #13 "John Burch", 1st batch, serial number 01-0013
Apple-1 #13 "John Burch", 1st batch, serial number 01-0013
The serial number on the back of the Apple-1 was most likely written by Steve Jobs. According to available information, a forensic analysis has not yet been performed for this Apple-1. However, for some other Apple-1s with a serial number on the back, it has been confirmed that it is Steve Jobs' handwriting. More information.
In wooden case (not pictured).
First owner was John Burch.
He sold his Apple-1 to David Larsen.
In late 2015, Win Heagy restored the computer to fully operational condition.
David Larsen sold it to the Computer Museum of America in Roswell, Georgia.
no auction
(see History for more information)
White ceramic MOS MCS 6502 CPU (1576), plastic PIA AMI S6820 (7601), 8 KB plastic DRAM MK4096N-11 (7620). Blue capacitors. Apple Cassette Interface with attached wires.
Wooden case including keyboard and power supply (Triads from 1975 and 1976). Preliminary BASIC Manual. Original Apple Cassette Interface. Original cassette with Disassembler. Apple Product Information. Retail price list.
Very good.
David Larsen presenting this Apple-1
Delivery of the Apple-1 to the Computer Museum of America in Roswell, Georgia.
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Jul 29, 2025
Nov 14, 2018: 14 picture(s) added. Description of picture(s)/video(s).
Nov 14, 2018: Components. Equipment.
May 16, 2019: History
May 28, 2019: Museum's website added
Jun 15, 2019: Description of picture(s)/video(s)
Jun 15, 2019: Components
Jun 25, 2019: Video link(s)
Jun 25, 2019: Description of picture(s)/video(s)
Aug 02, 2021: Description of picture(s)/video(s)
Oct 20, 2021: Description of picture(s)/video(s)
Nov 16, 2021: Working condition
Jul 29, 2025: Components. Equipment. Description. History
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