Liquidado Versátil Indiada Sobra

 Lun fardo

El lunfardo es el dialecto utilizado en la mayoría de

los tangos para referirse a diferentes cosas en términos
especiales. El Lunfardo puede ser considerado como el
idioma del tango argentino.

El lunfardo es el dialecto utilizado en la mayoría de

los tangos para referirse a diferentes cosas en términos

especiales. El Lunfardo puede ser considerado como el idioma del

tango argentino.
A la gurda: Shelter, refuge. Abacanado: Presumptuous. Abanicar:
Police officer. Abanicarse: To leave. Abanico: Informer / Police
officer. Abaragar: To stop with the knife an opponent’s attack.
Abatatado: Afraid, scared. Abatatarse: To get frightened.
Ablandado: Afraid, scared / Bribed. Ablandar: To bribe.
Ablandarse: To get frightened. Abocado: Unthinking, impetuous.
Abocarse: To hurry into something. Abombado: Foolish, stupid.
Abotonado: Married. Abotonarse: To get married. Abrancar: To
catch. Abrícola: Absent-minded. Abriles: Years. Abrir cancha: To
clear a fight’s place after it finished. Abrirse: To deviate,
separate. Abrochado: Married. Academia: Places for dancing,
having drinks and meeting women. Acamala: To save.
Acamalador: Stingy, mean. Acamalar: To hoard up / To protect /
To catch / To save by being mean. Acamalarse: To engage in
concubinage. Acanalar: To hurt somebody with a white weapon.
Aceitado: Bribed. Aceitar los patines: To prostitute someone else.
Aceitar: To bribe. Aceite, dar el: To fire. Aceite, tomarse el: To leave
quickly. Aceite: Bribe. Aceitosa: Head. Aceitunas, cambiar el agua de
las: To urinate. Aceitunas, dar las: To fire. Aceitunas, tomarse las: To
leave quickly. Achacado: Unhealthy, sickly. Achacador: Malefactor.
Achaco: Robbery. Achicar: To daunt. Achuchado: Scared. Achumado:
Drunk. Achumarse: To get drunk. Achurar: To murder. Acomodado:
Recommended. Acomodar: To recommend, to influence / To hit.
Acomodo: Favourable influence. Acoyarado: Married. Acoyarse: To get
married. Acuñado: Recommended Acuñar: To recommend, to favour.
Adición: Restaurant bill. Adobado: Drunk. Adobarse: To get drunk.
Adornado: Bribed. Adorno: Bribe.  Afanancio: Thief. Afano: Robbery.
Afiambrar: To kill. Afiambrado: Murdered. Afilador: Courtier. Afilar: To
court somebody. Aflojar: To accuse. Afrecho: Sexual appetite.
Afrechudo: Lustful. Africar: To hand in strongly. Agachada: Disloyalty,
vile act. Agarrada: Quarrel. Agayas, de: Brave Agayudo: Brave
Agrampar: To capture, to seize. Agrandado: Ostentatious. Aguantiñar:
To deal with. Águila / Aguilero: Indigent. Ainenti: Little stones. (Children
game) Al bardo: To steal without a predetermined plan. Al pucho:
Immediately. Alacrán: Gossipy. Alacranear: To gossip. Alacransar: To
speak badly. Alambrada: Guitar. Alca: Gossipmonger Alcachofa:
Gossipmonger. Alcagüetería: Accusation. Alcancía: Jail Alcaucil:
Gossipmonger. Alce: Opportunity, chance / Occasion. Alfajía: Tall, high.
Alfiler: White weapon.

Aliviar: To rob, to steal. Almanaques: Age, years. Alpedología: To Elvis

Alpedología about a subject without having the necessary knowledge.
Alpiste: Alcoholic drink. Alpistería: Bar, liquor store. Alpistero: Drunk.
Altiyero: Excellent. Altityo: Head. Alumbrante: Match. Alumbrar: To
provide with money. Alzado: Lustful. Alzarse: To leave. Amachimbrado:
In concubinage. Amargo: Coward. Amarrete: Mean, miser. Amarretear:
To be mean with money. Amarretismo: Meanness. Amarro: Stingy,
mean. Amarrocador: Stingy, mean. Amarrocar: To hoard. Amarrete:
Stingy, mean. Amasijado: Murdered, beaten. Amasijar: To murder, to
beat. Amasijo: Punishment. Ambidextro: A pederast who is both active
and passive. Ambiguo: Effeminate man. Amueblada: An apartment or a
hotel for having sex. Amurado: Abandoned. Amuro: Jail. Ana-Ana: By
halves. Analfa: Ignorant. Analfabestia: Ignorant. Añapar: To catch, to
seize. Ancu: Word expressing alarm. Andante: Pedestrian.

is the dialect used in most

 Tangos to refer to certain things

in special terms. It is
often considered as the language
of Argentine Tango
 Porteño speech  can make it completely unintelligible is the random addition of
suffixes with no particular meaning, usually making common words sound

-Daniel Dampira
reminiscent of Italian surnames. These endings include

etti, -elli eli, -oni, -eni, -anga, -ango, -enga,

-engue, -engo, -ingui, -ongo.
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 PARKER'S ENGRAVED FLASHLIGHT 1974

This black KEL-LITE Flashlight, measuring 19 3/4” in length was given to Colonel Tom Parker as a gift in 1974. The inscription near
the head of the flashlight reads as follows: "TO THE COLONEL WITH RESPECT FROM THE CHIEF JAN. 74”. Mr. Bonja acquired this
piece from the Colonel as one of his impromptu silent auctions which he held in his office at MGM Studios in Culver City ,
California . The Colonel would often receive gifts from various sources over his career and would hold an auction once or twice a
year to make room for future gifts.

The usual partsipants in the auction were Tom Diskin, George Parkhill, Jim O'Brien and Ed Bonja. Items included in these auctions
would range from television sets and radios to bathroom scales- and, of course, this flashlight. On this particular occasion, Mr.
Bonja put in his written bid of $.25 for this item, thinking that he would have no need for such a large flashlight. When all bids had
been turned in, the Colonel announced that this item would go to the lowest bidder, and Mr. Bonja's bid of $.25 was just that. It
has been in his possession since that auction in 1975 until I purchased this piece. It is displayed in Plexiglas with descriptive
plaque.
 PRICE:  $2,000 - SOLD

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 terrific video a little dark

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Elvis
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turba
Very cool footage and completely new to my eyes! It was nice to just have photos of
Elvis wearing such odd piece of wardrobe (the turban) and now even footage
surfaces... boggles the mind to think what could still be hidden...

Some have dated this occasion as being from

September 1972, but I personally doubt it...
watching the thick gold necklace and the rings
EP wears in the pictures I'd put it around April
1973... but if anyone disagrees, feel free to
correct.
It is thought the footage/photos are from Sept 73 due
to the jewellery Elvis is wearing however Dave Hebler
has confused the matter by stating 72 and 73 in
different interviews. I have read two stories concerning
the turban 1,Elvis was having a bad hair day and knowing
people would want to meet him rather than be seen with
bad hair he donned the turban.

1. 2.
one of the children seen in the film (Dave
Hebler's i believe) was ill and Elvis

believed he had
healing powers and wore the
turban to convince the child he could make
her better,  which he duly did.
 

I can also vaguely remember a story

that the children got over excited while
Elvis was sat down and nearly knocked
the turban off his head at which point
Elvis became mad.
I have often seen the photos of the turban but this footage is new and fantastic, great to see new
footage of Elvis can still be found today.
also heard he used to dress up as a sheik (sp?)
when in vegas so he could roam around
undetectedElvis maybe that's part of one of his
costumes??

This picture is listed late 1973... but looks the same coat Elvi
way)
on looking closer, part of the Fur that goes over the shoulder
front...

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  Consist of jacket with
high collar with metal
gourmet pockets on
 front. Shirt with cloth
buttons and snaps on
the sleeves so it snaps
with the jacket for
perfect fit. Pants with
rubber top lining on the
inside of the pant to
keep shirt properly
tucked in place. All
three items have IC
Costume Company
label sewed in
ELVIS 3 PIECE
garments.
NAVY BLUE SUIT

PRICE: $30,000 -
 
SOLD

More Pictures

 
 Elvis' cloth button from
3 piece suit (please see
display). 

PRICE: $200 - SOLD

ELVIS CLOTH BUTTON

 
 
Two tone suede vest
with brass studs on
front and back. Lace up
front with leather tie
down. Piece has metal
rods along the front
lining to give it a
straight and crisp line
when worn. Has IC
Costume Company
label woven on inside
of garment.
ELVIS SUEDE VEST PRICE: $10,000
& HIGH COLLAR SHIRT
High collar leaf pattern
  shirt with elastic bell
sleeves. Has IC
Costume Company
label woven on the
inside of the garment.

PRICE: $10,000 -
SOLD

 
 
 
Elvis' personal white
high collar shirt
originally purchased at
the Guernsey's Elvis
Presley Auction in
1999(Lot C59).
Mr. Howell ( Exhibitions
& Collections Mgr. EPE)
removed this piece
from Elvis' upstairs
closet and shows wear
with stains. Includes
photo of Elvis wearing
the shirt circa 1974).
ELVIS' WHITE HIGH COLLAR
SHIRT  

PRICE: $12,000
 
 
Red long sleeve men's
shirt from the late
1960's. Originally
acquired from Elvis'
gardener from the
Hillcrest Estate in
Beverly Hills , CA.

PRICE: $3,000

ELVIS' RED LONG SLEEVE SHIRT

 
  
Elvis’ personal brown,
high collar, suede vest
with I.C. Costume Co.
woven label.  This
Japanese fan presented
Elvis with a Kimono
during his July
International Hotel
engagement on behalf
of his fan club. In
return Elvis presented
him with his vest.

PRICE: $10,000

ELVIS’ SUEDE VEST

 
 
Baby blue lace up shirt
with long sleeves (lace
not included).
Originally acquired
from a gentleman who
purchased it and other
related items from the
Salvation Army in
Memphis, Tennessee .
Elvis' father donated
this shirt and other
items in the early
1970's.

PRICE: $5,000
ELVIS' BLUE LACE UP SHIRT
 
 
Elvis’ personal purple,
lace see through, short
sleeve shirt circa
1955.  This is the
earliest documented
personal clothing seen
to date. Still trying to
confirm if this was the
shirt worn on the cover
of Elvis’ first RCA
album.  Originally
acquired from the Elvis
Presley Estate which
was donated by Vernon
Presley to the Memphis
 Salvation Army. 

PRICE: $20,000 -
SOLD

ELVIS’ PURPLE LACE SHIRT

 
 
Elvis Presley personal
owned red paisley shirt
with 2 elastic arm
bands with gold I.C.
Costume Company
label circa 1970. The
original owner was
employed by a
Company in New York
that was responsible
for the cutting of the
fabric swatches for the
August 1971 release of
“Elvis: The Other
Sides-Worldwide Gold
ELVIS PRESLEY Award Hits, Volume 2”
RED PASILEY SHIRT a 4-LP set from RCA
Victor. Tag on shirt was
used for tracking and
has a black RCA block
logo on the other side. 

PRICE: $8,000
 
 
Elvis Presley personal
suede collarless jacket
with Sy Devore label
Hand Crafted for Elvis
Presley.  Identical
jacket to the one Elvis
wore in the dance
sequence with Ann
Margaret “C’mon
ELVIS SY DEVORE SUEDE JACKET Everybody” in “Viva Las
 Vegas”. The original
owner was employed
by a Company in New
York that was
responsible for the
cutting of the fabric
swatches for the
August 1971 release of
“Elvis: The Other
Sides-Worldwide Gold
Award Hits, Volume 2”
a 4-LP set from RCA
Victor. Tag on shirt was
used for tracking and
has a black RCA block
logo on the other side. 

PRICE: $12,000

 
 
Brown leather boots
(Florsheim) purchased
from a gentleman who
was married to an
assistant on the "Elvis
1968 NBC TV Special". 
Her main responsibility
was as "continuity
liaison”. This meant
that she was in charge
that all the scenes
would look like the one
they just shot. In one
scene at the fair
grounds, Elvis is
ELVIS' BROWN LEATHER BOOTS engaged in a karate
fight, Elvis broke the
heal of his boot.  When
another pair were
brought out, no one
noticed until a few
additional scenes
where shot that they
where brown not black
as in the previous
scenes.  Elvis was ask
to remove these and
replace them with
black ones.  She kept
the boots for her
personal collection,
never being
questioned.

ELVIS’ FRAMED LOCK OF HAIR
ELVIS SIGNED CHECK
 
ELVIS ACETATE VINO, DINERO &
AMOR
PRICE: $4,000 -
SOLD
Elvis Presley personal
lock of hair (3
strands)with silver
concert tab button. 
Photo was taken in
1970 at RCA Studios in
Hollywood, CA. Framed
in black lacquer over
wood with silver inlay. 
Measures 24 x 26
inches.
PRICE: $500
Elvis signed and
handed this check for
$1,500 on Dec. 22,
1974 to Ms. Shelia
Ryan. Ms. Ryan was
Elvis' girlfriend at the
time. The Memo
section of the check
reads: "Personal for
EP"
PRICE: $5,000 -
SOLD
Elvis acetate recording
of Vino, Dinero & Amor
from the film "Fun in
Acapulco"  with yellow
RADIO RECORDERS
label circa 1963.
PRICE: $1,000 -
SOLD
  
Found in his trunk that
was returned from
Army duty in Germany
in 1960. LOA from
Greg Howell on
VIS' PERSONAL XMAS LP Graceland Stationery.

PRICE: $1,500
 
 
Signed by Elvis in black
marker along the "R" at
RCA Studio B in
ELVIS SIGNED RCA LOGO Nashville TN during his
June 1970 recording
session.  A staff
member removed the
sign from the wall  and
had Elvis sign it during
a break.    Measures 9
x 28 inches.  Letters
are red plastic on a
acrylic base w/hook .
Some cracks to the
lettering. 

PRICE: $3,000
 
 
Elvis' case with E.P.
Initials in gold
purchased from a
gentlemen in Memphis
who acquired it at The
Salvation Army where
many items were
donated by the estate
in the 1970's. Has old
RCA logo on locking
clasp. Measures 8 x 14
x 7 inches with a red
interior and handle.
Includes original
contents: "The FBI
RCA E.P. CASE Laboratory" pamphlet;
"Fingerprint
Identification"
pamphlet; Small bottle
of "Jovan Musk For
Men"; "Columbia"
empty cassette tape
box; "Joni Mitchell For
The Roses" cassette
tape and 2 small guitar
 picks.

  PRICE: $3,000
 
 
Elvis Presley framed
initial “EP” triangle
tortoise shell guitar
pick.   
Plus a round red
“ELVIS IN CONCERT
BUILDING PERSONNEL”
pass.  Both items with
Certificate of
Authenticity  from
EPE.  Framed in black
lacquer in Plexiglas.
Measures 22 x 22
inches. 

PRICE: $1,500 - SOLD

ELVIS "E.P. PICK FRAMED
 
 
Personal triangle guitar
pick purchased from
Elvis Presley
Enterprises. The pick is
made of tortoise shell
with Elvis' initials in
white on one side “
E.P.” Measures 1.5”
(appx.). Certificate of
ELVIS PRESLEY'S Authenticity states:
TRIANGLE TORTOISE SHELL “Triangle Tortoise Shell
GUITAR PICK E.P Guitar Pick. This
item listed above is an
original artifact directly
from the archives of
the Estate of Elvis
Presley at Graceland".
Signed by Angie
Marchese, Curatorial
Assistant Elvis Presley
Enterprises,
Graceland . The
certificate is printed on
ivory parchment paper.

PRICE $750 - SOLD

 
 
  
Elvis' personal "TCB"
stationery was
purchased from
renowned Elvis Presley
friend and collector,
Jimmy Velvet. This set
includes the letterhead
and corresponding
envelope with Elvis'
name under the
lighting bolt. Envelope
and stationery printed
on ivory stock paper.
Stationery measuring 7
ELVIS' PERSONAL x 10 inches.
TCB STATIONERY
PRICE: $250 (set)

Price for Stationery

VERNON PRESLEY'S
PERSONAL TCB STATIONERY
Only $150
Vernon Presley's
personal “TCB”
stationery with TCB
lighting bolt. The logo
with lighting bolt and
“Taking Care of
Business” runs across
the top banner of the
stationery in gold on
linen paper. It has
Elvis' father name
Vernon Presley
underneath the lighting
bolt. Elvis had these
designed for all
members of his inner
group. The size of
stationery is 7 x 10
inches.

PRICE: $100
 
 “LIVE A LITTLE, LOVE A
LITTLE"
DIRECTOR NORMAN
TAUROG'S PERSONAL
SCRIPT

This is Mr. Norman Taurog's personal shooting script for

the 1968 MGM film “Live A Little, Love A Little” staring
Elvis Presley as Greg Nolan, a photographer working two
jobs and fending off a beautiful woman. This script is
leather bound with Mr. Taurog's name embossed on the
front cover in gold. It also includes all revisions made
during the shooting of the film plus personal notations in
pencil (which includes two pencils that were used by Mr.
Taurog to make these changes, found in the pen holder
on the inside cover). What is of interest is that the film
was originally titled “Kiss My Firm But Pliant Lips”. The
original title has been replaced by the released title on the
first two pages which has a selection of songs that were
approved for the film. The remainder of the script has the
previous title, except on the actual cover of the script. The
second page has other songs considered for the four
movie spots in the film. Spot #1(Over Opening Title):
“Wonderful World”; “Got No Time”; "The World's in
Focus”: Spot #2 (Dream Sequence): “Happy Go Lucky
Guy”: Music Spot #3 (Party Scene): “A Little Less
Conversation”; “Got No Time”; Music Spot #4 (Greg's
House): “Almost in Love”; “Try Love”; “Tell You What I'M
Going To”. Plus a complete list of the staff, cast addresses
and phone numbers including Elvis'. Mr. Taurog directed
many popular films including: “The Adventures of Tom
Sawyer”; “Boy's Town”; “Young Tom Edison” and many of
the Dean Martin & Jerry Lewis films in the 1950's. He
directed the following Elvis movies: “G. I. Blues”; “Blue
Hawaii ”; “Girls! Girls! Girls!”; “It Happened at The
World's Fair”; “Tickle Me”; “Spinout”; “Double Trouble”;
“Speedway” and “Live A Little, Love A Little”.

PRICE:  $3,000 - SOLD

ORIGINAL ELVIS PRESLEY
CHRISTMAS CARD FROM
GRACELAND 1961
Original Elvis Presley
Christmas Card from
Graceland c1961. This
piece comes with
original envelope. On
reverse is printed in
gold: “ Graceland 3764
Highway 51 South
Memphis Tennessee”.
The Card is green and
depicts Graceland . It
opens up top show 5
various scenes of
Graceland . The
message inside reads:
“At Christmas...we
send warm greetings to
you as a friend and we
share with you some
views of Graceland …
our home. The
Presley's." This Elvis
Presley related item is
 from the combined
estates of Ms. Mary
Diskin and Ms. Patti
Diskin who ran the
Colonel's Madison,
Tennessee office from
the early 1950's until
the office was closed .
This item was kept in
file folders in trunks all
these years after the
office was closed. This
item was given to Ms.
Mary Diskin and Ms.
Patti Diskin from
Colonel Tom Parker. "
Signed by the co
executor. Photo can
also be seen in the
auction catalog of Elvis
Presley held in 1999 by
the estate.

PRICE: $400

 
 
 
This piece comes with
original envelope. The
Card is in a pale blue
and depicts Graceland .
It opens up to show 5
various scenes of
Graceland . The
message inside reads:
“At Christmas...we
send warm greetings to
you as a friend and we
share with you some
views of Graceland …
our home. The
ORIGINAL ELVIS PRESLEY Presleys." This piece is
CHRISTMAS CARD FROM in mint condition for its
GRACELAND age.
1961
PRICE: $500

 
 
Gold foil Christmas
card from the 1960's.
This Elvis Presley
related item is from the
 combined estates of 
Ms. Mary Diskin and
Ms. Patti Diskin who
ran the Colonel's
Madison, Tennessee
office from the early
1950's until the office
was closed .   This item
was kept in  file
ELVIS' GOLD FOIL CHRISTMAS
folders  in trunks all
CARD 1960's
these years after the
office was closed. This
item was given to Ms.
Mary Diskin and Ms.
Patti Diskin from
Colonel Tom Parker.

PRICE:  $500
 
 
Elvis Presley security
badge issued in the
mid 1960's to the
security staff in
Graceland.

PRICE:  $2,000 -
SOLD
GRACELAND BADGE
 
 
Elvis Presley's personal
Hai Karate Cologne
acquired through the
Salvation Army in
Memphis.

PRICE:  $300 - SOLD

 ELVIS' PERSONAL COLOGNE
 
 This item was acquired
in 1976 when I
delivered equipment to
Mr. Ron Strauss, Elvis’
pilot for his private jet
The Lisa Marie.  Elvis
was on a short vacation
at his home in Palm
Springs, CA. After the
invoice was signed I
was asked by Mr.
Strauss if I would like
to tour the Lisa Marie.
(You can see photos
under personal visit
Lisa Marie). 

ELVIS' PERSONAL BRUT PRICE: $1,000 -

TRAVELING KIT SOLD
 
 
Elvis Presley's black
leather Florsheim zip
up ankle boots. These
were purchased from
an executive of
Florsheim who
delivered a selection of
boots to Elvis' home in
Beverly Hills in 1971
prior to his opening
night engagement at
The Las Vegas Hilton.
When Elvis tried on
these pair he
commented that they
seemed a little large.
ELVIS' BLACK LEATHER BOOTS
When he removed
them the executive
noticed the size was
13. He ask Elvis if he
would sign the bottom
of the shoe. Elvis did
so, but over the years
the signature has
faded. Even though
you can see it, it does
not show up well in the
photos I attempted.

PRICE: $4,000
 
 
Elvis’ personal brass
studded belt circa early
1970’s. Originally
acquired from the Elvis
Presley Estate which
was donated by Vernon
Presley to the Memphis
ELVIS' LEATHER BELT Salvation Army. 

PRICE: $2,000 -
SOLD
 
 
Elvis' swatch of
clothing with RCA
envelope &  tag.  RCA
tag was used for
inventory purposes  for
Elvis' clothing used for
the 1971 release "The
Other Side" 4 LP Set
released in 1971.  10
Available, selection
varies.

ELVIS SWATCH OF CLOTHING  

PRICE: $100
 
 
Elvis Presley's white
leather, long sleeve,
zip up jacket with white
lining.  Elvis gave this
jacket to the wife of an
executive on the MGM
lot during the
ELVIS' WHITE LEATHER JACKET conclusion of filming
Speedway .

PRICE: $5,000
 
  
Elvis Presley's mustard,
yellow poncho with
upper closer.  Has I. C.
Costume Co. North
Hollywood woven on
the inside.  Lining is of
yellow satin material. 
Originally acquired
from one of the the
sound engineers at the
Las Vegas Hilton.   He
was repairing the
sound system in the
main showroom in
1972 while Elvis was
rehearsing .  The
Poncho was draped
over one of the chairs
in the front of the
stage.  Elvis! and his
entourage left after
rehearsals because the
sound was still not
corrected leaving this
item behind.

ELVIS' MUSTARD YELLOW  

PONCHO
 

Price: $ 10,000
 
 Elvis’ personal scarf
with designs originally
given to a fan outside
the gates of his
Hillcrest home in
Beverly Hills, CA to
shield her from the
sun. Circa late 1960’s.

 
ELVIS' YELLLOW SCARF
PRICE: $1,000 -
SOLD
 
 
Elvis Presley’s personal
dark blue scarf thrown
to a fan during Elvis’
August 1975
engagement at the Las
Vegas Hilton. Measures
35 x 35 inches.  There
is no pre-print
signature on this scarf.

ELVIS’ DARK BLUE SCARF PRICE: $800

 
 
Elvis' blue high collar v-
neck long sleeve shirt
worn in 1970. With IC
COSTUME CO. woven
label on inside collar.

PRICE:  $12,000 -
ELVIS' BLUE HIGH COLLAR SOLD
V-NECK SHIRT
 
 
Elvis' Chrome aviator
sunglasses with 14k
white gold EP initials in
the brim  with TCB
logos on the arms.
Elvis began wearing
EP CHROME AVIATOR
these in 1970 till his
SUNGLASSES
death.

PRICE:  $10,000 -
SOLD
 
  
Elvis wore these
chrome sunglasses on
stage during his
Johnson City, TN
3/17/1976 concert.  He
ELVIS STAGE SUNGLASSES then gave them to
Charlie Hodge who
then placed them on
the piano.  Retrieved
from the stage by an
employee of the
arena. 

PRICE: $2,500 -
SOLD
 
 Elvis Presley’s personal
Texaco Credit Card was
purchased at the 1999
auction conducted by 
Elvis Presley
Enterprises. A color
photograph of Elvis in
front of a Texaco Gas
station taken during
filming of “Live A Little,
Love A Little” in Los
Angeles in 1968 . 
Actual Texaco charge
slips from the early
1960’s were discovered
and imprinted using an
actual Texaco
imprinter. 

ELVIS TEXACO SLIP W/PHOTO

Price:$40
 
  
Elvis Presley signed
check to Charlie Hodge
on July 23, 1975 for
$3,000.  Notation on
left side of the check
reads: “Bonus on July
75 Road Tour” with 855
written in pencil. 
Check is drawn on NBC
National Bank of
Commerce and is
numbered 725.
Stamped deposit of
Aug. 4, 75. Signed on
the back by Charlie
Hodge for Deposit
only. 

PRICE: $5,000 -
SOLD

ELVIS PRESLEY PERSONAL CHECK

 
 This item was acquired
in 1976 when I
delivered equipment to
Mr. Ron Strauss, Elvis’
pilot for his private jet
The Lisa Marie.  Elvis
was on a short vacation
at his home in Palm
Springs, CA. After the
invoice was signed I
was asked by Mr.
Strauss if I would like
to tour the Lisa Marie.
(You can see photos
under personal visit
Lisa Marie).  This
ELVIS’PERSONAL GUNS & AMO
magazine was removed
MAGAZINE
from Elvis’ desk by my
then girlfriend.

  PRICE: $300
 
  
Elvis gave this brown
leather, turquoise
bracelet to a NBC page
during his initial visit to
the studio in
preparation for his TV
Special.

PRICE: $2,500 -
SOLD

ELVIS TURQUOISE BRACELET

 
 
Elvis' personal 14k gold
dark blue lapis ring
given to a fan in
August of 1972.

PRICE: $6,000 - SOLD

 ELVIS' BLUE LAPIS RING
 
 
Elvis 10k gold "E" black
onyx ring given to a
contractor at his
Hillcrest home. 

PRICE:  $6,000 -
SOLD

ELVIS' INITIAL RING

 
 
This department retail
credit card was issued
to Elvis Presley in the
late 1960's. Bullock's
was a major
MR /MRS. ELVIS PRESLEY 'S department in Los
CREDIT CARD Angeles.

PRICE:  $6,000 -
SOLD
 
   
Elvis' personal  silver
handle walking cane
broken in a fit of angry
at his Palm Springs
home circa 1970's. 

 
  

PRICE:  $15,000 -
SOLD

WALKING CANE
 
 Elvis’ personal copy of
“Love Me Tonight”
acetate demo.Originally
acquired from the Elvis
Presley Estate which
was donated by Vernon
Presley to the Memphis
Salvation Army. It was
found in between
numerous records in a
wooden crate. 

ELVIS’ “LOVE ME TONIGHT” DEMO  

PRICE: $1,000 -
SOLD
 
  Elvis Presley’s white
high collar shirt with I.
C. Costume Co. woven
label. Shirt was to be
used as a promo to be
included in “Elvis The
Other Sides- Worldwide
Gold Award Hits Vol. 2”
4 –LP set released in
1971.  Swatches were
cut and this is one of
the items salvaged
from the cutting once
the quota of 125,000
were met. Sleeves
ELVIS' WHITE HIGH COLLAR have been cut and are
no longer in tack, all
SHIRT
that remains are 6
swatches from the
original sleeves and
ruffles of the sleeves
(not shown). Originally
purchased from a
former employee who
retained this item as
well as a Sy Devore
jacket and a paisley
print shirt .  

PRICE:  $5,000
 
 
Elvis' personal neo
"TCB" sunglasses circa
1970's.

NEO GOLD SUNGLASSES PRICE:  $10,000 -

SOLD
 
  
 Laser copy of the
certificate that Master
Kang Rhee presented
to Elvis with a color 8 x
10 photo of the event
on Sept. 9th, 1974.  
The color photo of Elvis
was taken when he
received this certificate
from Master Kang
Rhee.  This is an exact
reproduction (in fact, it
looks better than the
original) directly
printed from the
Pasaryo Karate
Association “Way of
Honor” card that was
signed and issued to
Elvis A. Presley by
Master Kang Rhee on
September 4, 1974. 
The card certifies that
Elvis A. Presley
qualified for an 8th
degree black belt in
accordance with the
regulations of this
association.  On the
ELVIS KARATE CERTIFICATE reverse side is Elvis’
signature and
fingerprints, all
approved by Master
Kang Rhee.  Plus an
8.5 x 11 print of the
card is included.  

PRICE: $40  
 
 Elvis' personal Phillps
66 credit card original
acquired from Patsy
and Donna Presley

PRICE:  $5,000

ELVIS' PHILLIPS 66 CARD

 
 
Elvis black karate pants
with red inverted
pleats.  Elvis' name is
on the inside of the
pants.  Early 1970's.

PRICE: $2,000 -
SOLD

ELVIS' KARATE PANTS

 
 
Elvis' personally
engraved marble base
pen set (minus pens). 
Donated by Elvis'
ELVIS' MARBLE PEN SET father, Vernon Presley
 to the Salvation Army
in the early 1970's.
Measures 5 x 12
inches.

PRICE: $1,500 -
SOLD