An extraordinary handwritten advertisement by Steve Jobs has recently sold for over $175,000 in an auction. This rare piece of history offers valuable insight into Jobs’ creative genius and attention to detail. The advertisement, which was personally crafted by Jobs for the Apple 1 computer, provides a glimpse into the early days of Apple’s origin and Jobs’ entrepreneurial spirit. The artifact features Jobs’ signature, as well as his parents’ home address, contact number, and the address of the Apple headquarters where the iconic journey began. The Apple 1 computer, which utilized cutting-edge microprocessors like the 6800, 6501, or 6502, made computing accessible to everyday individuals. The advertisement emphasizes the use of the 6800, 6501, and 6502 microprocessors. Jobs also suggests a preference for the 6501 or 6502 microprocessors due to software availability. The Apple-1 computer had the capability to support up to 65 peripherals and accessories. This auction highlights the significance of Jobs’ handwritten advertisement and its importance in understanding the early days of Apple’s history.