Ron Wayne, the third – (and often most forgotten) – founding member of Apple, who 35-years ago decided to sell his original 10% stake in Apple Computer, Inc, (a stake which, if Wayne were to sell today, would have been worth approximately $35,000,000,000), last week met with the guys at Engadget who were lucky enough to convince the 77-year old to share a glimpse of documents from Apple’s distant past.

The documents were described as covering a whole host of aspects of the business. From drafts of the first Apple warranty papers, to “pages of pages of plans and pencils drawings of an Apple I enclosure Jobs asked Wayne to build,” we’ve embedded a selection of the documents shared, below.

To see the full set, be sure to head over to Engadget.