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When Steve Jobs was 18 years old, he filled out a job application for a position as as an "electronics tech or design engineer". He listed as his skills "Computer" and "Calculator". This is a position he applied for while he was still at Reed College, long before Apple existed. How would you like to own this historic piece of technology memorabilia, with "Steven Jobs" handwritten by him on the application? Well you can. RRAuction is offering this unique document at auction. It had a starting minimum bid of $5,000, and has had 19 bids with the current bid level at $50,000. It has an estimated value of $50,000+. Bidding ends Thursday, March 15. A 30 Minute Rule Begins on the Evening of March 15 at 7 PM ET and an Initial Bid Must Be Placed By 6 PM ET To Participate After 7 PM ET. RRAuction Check out the features of interest. He used a lower case J in his last name. He used lower case R and C in Red College. He added the words ...

At Quinn's Auction Galleries in Falls Church, Virginia, a letter to Coretta Scott King, widow of civil rights activist Martin Luther King Jr., from President Lyndon B. Johnson, was hammered at $60,000, which was the starting bid. The letter was signed by the President. The letter was originally given to Harry Belafonte, which gave it to his half sister, Shirley Cooks, who consigned it to the auction. The letter was actually expected to sell for much more.