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    Elvis Presley’s First Guitar

    Elvis Presley’s first guitar played a pivotal role in shaping his musical journey and eventual rise to fame. In 1946, when Elvis was just 11 years old, his mother, Gladys, purchased him his first guitar as a birthday gift. The guitar was not a traditional acoustic model; instead, it was a relatively inexpensive beginner’s instrument […] More

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    Elvis Collectibles that Failed to Sell

      ORIGINAL SCREEN DOOR FROM GRACELAND:   This is Elvis’ personal copy of the film in three metal reels and the original brown-strapped shipping case. The smaller case contains his personal acetates of the four songs in the soundtrack: “We’re Gonna Move,” “Love Me Tender,” “Poor Boy,” and “Let Me.” There were actually three versions […] More

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    Elvis Presley Auctions and Momorabilia Part -1

    This 14-karat gold nugget-style ring has a center oval lavender jade stone surrounded by 22 diamonds each measuring 0.25 carat. It sold for $10,000. Here is what the auction website had to say about the man Elvis gave the ring to: “Elvis restarted his concert career performing routinely at the Hilton in Vegas, and it […] More

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    Elvis Presley Rare Images – Part 3

    “The one of Elvis  in uniform sticking out his tongue is not from G.I. Blues, it’s from Blue Hawaii. Elvis and Joan went in the water at his old shack on the beach and a little boy came up to them, and Elvis asked him if the cat got his tongue.” Two readers commented on this shot of […] More

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