Twitter’s iconic bird logo sold for over $35,000 at auction

-


Months after Elon Musk rebranded Twitter to X, the iconic blue bird logo that once adorned the company's San Francisco headquarters went up for auction and sold for $34,375. Rare collectibles seller RR Auction confirmed the sale of the 254 kg sign, which measured 12 feet by 9 feet, but it did not reveal who bought it.

Musk has previously put a variety of Twitter items up for auction, such as kitchenware and office furnishings.

A vintage Apple-1 computer sold for $375,000, an Apple check signed by Steve Jobs in 1976 brought $112,054, and a sealed first-generation iPhone (4GB) brought $87,514, among other tech artifacts at the same auction.

The 254 kg, 12-by-9-foot sign was reported to have been sold by RR Auction, a company that specializes in unusual artifacts, but the buyer's identity was not revealed.

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

This is when pre-orders for the iPhone 18 Pro and iPhone 18 Pro Max are expected to open.

-
Image
On September 9, Apple will reveal the iPhone Ultra, iPhone 18 Pro, and iPhone 18 Pro Max. It's Wednesday. If you are familiar with Apple, you are aware that the corporation like starting pre-orders for new iPhones on the Friday of the week in which they are revealed. But there's a twist this year. Since Apple is a US-based firm and September 11 is the Friday following the event, there are rumors that the company may change its plans and begin accepting pre-orders for the new iPhones on September 12, which is a Saturday. There are also rumors that the pre-order start time would shift from the customary 5 AM PT to midnight PT. The Apple Watch Series 12 and anything else Apple chooses to reveal on September 9 should also follow this schedule. Even while it might be released concurrently with the Pro and Pro Max variants, a number of earlier sources have indicated that the iPhone Ultra will arrive later. Pre-orders may thus begin later.
Read more

World News Today Live Updates: Eight people are killed in a charter plane crash near a remote radar post in western Alaska

-
Image
In a statement, U.S. Air Force Lt. Gen. Robert Davis, commander of Alaskan Command, the Alaskan North American Aerospace Defense Command Region, and Eleventh Air Force, said, "This is a devastating loss for our military family and the communities we serve." All eight persons on board were killed when a charter plane crashed close to a remote radar post in western Alaska, according to federal aviation and military officials. President Donald Trump's recently announced sanctions campaign has been dismissed by Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi as a ploy to divert attention from domestic issues in Washington rather than a real plan against Tehran. Araghchi wrote on X that the action was intended as a diversion from Washington's "unprecedented debt & surging interest costs." Five significant advancements: Araghchi's rebuke: Iran's top diplomat said that Trump's sanctions effort was not a real Iran strategy, but rather a smoke screen for Amer...
Read more

Trump directs the Pentagon to reduce cooperative drills with South Korea.

-
Image
Trump's remarks came after he claimed that South Korea had refused to assist in denuclearizing Iran, despite the fact that U.S. and South Korean military were scheduled to practice joint operations. On Sunday, August 16, 2026, U.S. President Donald Trump gave the Pentagon instructions to reduce scheduled joint military drills with South Korea after claiming that South Korea had refused to assist in the denuclearization of Iran. In a social media post, Mr. Trump claimed that the exercises, which are scheduled to start this week, are expensive and "send a signal that is totally inappropriate and hostile" to North Korea, which he said "has been unthreatening and respectful" during his presidency. "Therefore, I have instructed Secretary of War Pete Hegseth to significantly reduce the Joint Military Exercises because it is too late to cancel," Mr. Trump wrote. The 18,000 South Korean soldiers participating in the 11-day drills were intended to increase prep...
Read more