...history.? Eg. Citi Bank, WaMu, Bank of America...

I was able to get a Chase AOL Rewards Card (Visa) just this summer and I had no credit history.

They started me out with a $500 limit and raised it to $1000 within the first month.

Capital One usually gives out cards easily...but they often have annual fees. Don't apply or accept any offers for cards that have annual fees...you shouldn't have to pay each year to keep a card active.

I was 18 and Chase gave me a credit card with a 200 dollar spending limit and its a year later and now its 1200 and they also gave me another card which is helpful for your credit.

household bank or orchard bank is easy to get. they give small limits at first but will raise the limits periodically when good payment history is established.
www.householdbank.com
www.orchardbank.com

capital one is failry easy.

capital one. they have credit cards designed for people like you who is new to credit or have no credit history. look for the limited credit ok offers.