Is it illegal to sell someone an original OS 8 system installation CD?

I recently listed an original OS8 installation CD on Ebay. The CD once belonged to an old Mac computer that no longer exists. At the behest of an organization called the Business Software Alliance, Ebay removed the auction, saying it violated copyright or intellectual rights. Really? It's the original CD, not a copy. And no other copies of it exist. I'm just wondering if anyone has insight or knowledge to explain why it would be illegal, and what Mac or the Business Software Alliance is so concerned about? I just figured there might be some enthusiasts of old Mac computers out there who would have use for, or maybe just want to collect, old Mac items.

OK, thanks.
At the time that they were shipping computers with OS 8.0 system CD's, did Apple even sell that OS separately, as a standalone retail package?
Why are they bothering to enforce it anyway? No threat to Apple's current business. The only people interested in using that OS are a few hobbyists and enthusiasts. The sense of the law itself also really escapes me. If the OS had originally existed only on the computer itself, I can see how it would be illegal to copy and sell it. But this CD is essentially the last remaining part of the original computer. It's an original used part, not a copy, and no other copies of it exist. To have a law that prevents it from being resold because the rest of the computer is no longer available to go with it, seems silly.
I know there's probably no simple way to answer any of this. But just curious if anyone has any insight or knowledge about Apple's reasons for active enforcement, or the particulars of the law behind this.

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