Do not miss this month’s Fine Autograph and Artifact Auction

When it comes to RR Auction news really does travel fast, especially good news! This month, the company is holding a Fine Autograph and Artifact Auction which includes some of the most amazing items a collector could hope for. The Auction house holds similar events each month and they always manage to bring in unique and rare artifacts that can spike the interest of even the most passionate collectors in the world.

For instance, some of this month’s highlights include an inaugural NeXTWORLD Expo poster signed by none other than Steve Jobs himself. Being actually signed by the founder of the event makes this poster all the more valuable. On top of that, the item is in mint condition, except for some edge creasing. This is probably one of the rarest and hardest to find collectibles in this entire lot, the vibrantly colored poster being one of a kind.

One other major item that is almost breathtaking, especially when taking into account its provenance is Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart’s serenade in D major. The item is basically a handwritten musical manuscript. Although it is not signed or dated, it is believed to have been written somewhere around 1773. It is the 34^th leaf out of a total of 58. Apart from the page number, the item also contains a foliation number, 79 which are both though to be in Leopold Mozart’s handwriting. One of the most surprising details about this item is the fact that it is in fine condition and has been perfectly preserved up until now. It is thought that Mozart wrote this serenade at the age of 17 as a congratulatory piece meant to celebrate the graduation of a family friend.

Other valuable and unique items included in this auction are an eight letter page written by Thomas Paine in defense of “Age of Reason” and an incredibly rare Marilyn Monroe magazine cover from 1947 signed as Norma Jeane. These are the type of collectibles that RR Auction brings forth each month as part of their Fine Autographs and Artifacts Auction.

All of these items and more are available to browse on RR Auction’s webpage. Additional information about the auction and about upcoming events can also be found on Facebook and Twitter, where you can be the first one to learn the latest RR Auction updates if you click the “like” or “follow” buttons.