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New accepting reservations. Turnberry has raised the bar. From the Ron Pratte Collection. But the buyer was no Internet billionaire. She and a colleague representing the museum had flown to New York for the sale, while the other tech aficionados were all, rather appropriately, using personal computers to submit their bids. The museum had heard about the sale less than a week before and rushed purchase approvals though the board.
An Apple-1 had long been on the wish list, and this was a particularly good example: It was owned by John Barkley Anderson, the founder of a Cincinnati Apple users group, who had stored it in a specially constructed Plexiglas vitrine.
