X Is Selling Off Its Twitter HQ Stuff, Kicking Out Some Things Old & Blue

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If you’re still feeling blue about the loss of the bird, you might be delighted to know that you can snag one for your home.

With X shedding its long-standing Twitter identity, it’s also getting rid of the stuff reminding it of life pre-Elon Musk. The “everything app” is selling off over 500 items from its San Francisco headquarters in an auction entitled Twitter Rebranding: Online Auction Featuring Memorabilia, Art, Office Assets & More!, hosted by Heritage Global Partners.

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Among the hundreds of objects on offer are fixtures associated with the old Twitter brand, like a wooden coffee table carved out in the shape of the bird mascot, as well as neon light signs of the chirpy logo, hashtag, ‘@’ symbol, and one reading ‘Blue Room’.

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Twitter previously held a similar auction after Musk bought over the app and implemented dramatic changes companywide.

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Another noteworthy item X/Twitter wants to clear is a hanging sofa with a birdcage design. Because, remember, bird is no longer the word (X is no longer calling tweets tweets—they’re known as posts now).

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For the musically-inclined, there’s a full set of ‘Twitter Essential’s’ featuring a record player and 24 nostalgic albums by famous names like ABBA, David Bowie, Elton John, Prince, Madonna, Nirvana, and John Lennon.

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The auction kicks off on September 12, and all bids—including Eames furniture and industrial refrigerators (!)—will start from US$25.

[via UPROXX and Heritage Global Partners, images via Heritage Global Partners]