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A former Nike employee of 30 years has teamed up with legendary sneaker collector Shoezeum to auction off incredibly rare pieces from the former’s sneaker collection, amassed during his time working for the Swoosh. Included in the haul (all of which is listed on Shoezeum’s eBay page) are rare one-off pieces, samples, product from Nike’s famed Innovation Kitchen, and accessories, such as Nike pens, keychains, and a Nike Alpha Project book from 2001.

Some of the sneaker highlights include a look see sample of the Marc Newson x Nike Zvezdochka in size 11, an Air Rift without a split toe, an Air Force 1 with Shox cushioning, and Nike Air Force 1 sample sandals.

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Check out some of the highlights above and then head to the eBay auction site, which runs until Sunday 11pm EST for some items and Monday 1am EST on others.

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