Col. Tom Parker's Hand Boarded English Morocco Leather Card Holder Wallet W/International Hotel "Lifetime Credit Card" - This is a unique artifact from the personal collection of Colonel Tom Parker, the visionary manager behind Elvis Presley's legendary career. This exquisite hand-boarded English Morocco leather card holder wallet, once owned by Parker himself, contains his prestigious "Lifetime Credit Card" from the International Hotel Las Vegas numbered 001 of 1. Known as the mastermind behind Elvis' meteoric rise, Parker's sharp business acumen turned "The King" into a global icon, making this wallet a tangible connection to the man who helped shape rock 'n' roll history. This wallet is a powerful symbol of the partnership that revolutionized music and pop culture. This item is a part of the lost Col. Tom Parker collection, and comes with a certificate of authenticity from Col. Tom Parker's collection. Please Note: This item has never been offered for auction before.

Col. Tom Parker's Silver Tone Money Clip With Abalone Shell - A captivating piece of history, this elegant silver money clip adorned with abalone shell once belonging to Colonel Tom Parker, the mastermind behind Elvis Presley's unparalleled career. As the strategic force behind Elvis' rise to global superstardom, Parker's sharp business acumen forever changed the music industry, making this personal accessory a rare symbol of his influence. This is a once in a lifetime chance to acquire this rare and intimate item from one of the most pivotal figures in entertainment history. This item is a part of the lost Col. Tom Parker collection, and comes with a certificate of authenticity from Col. Tom Parker's collection. Please Note: This item has never been offered for auction before.

Col. Tom Parker's Silver and Malachite Money Clip - This stunning silver money clip featuring a striking malachite cabochon set in a sawtooth-edge design was once owned by Colonel Tom Parker, the brilliant manager who orchestrated Elvis Presley's meteoric rise to fame. This personal item carries the weight of a man who forever transformed the music industry. Known as "the man who made Elvis," Parker's savvy business strategies made "The King" one of the most iconic and commercially successful entertainers of all time. This is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to own an intimate, personal item from one of the most influential figures in entertainment history. Whether you're a dedicated collector or a fan of Elvis, this rare piece offers an unparalleled connection to the legacy of the man behind the legend. This item is a part of the lost Col. Tom Parker collection, and comes with a certificate of authenticity from Col. Tom Parker's collection. Please Note: This item has never been offered for auction before.

Col. Tom Parker's Silver Money Clip Engraved "TAP" - This silver money clip is a unique piece of music history, engraved with Colonel Tom Parker's initials, "TAP." Featuring a refined emery finish, this elegant money clip once belonged to the brilliant manager who orchestrated Elvis Presley's ascent to global superstardom. Known as "the man who made Elvis," Parker's sharp business instincts and innovative strategies cemented his legacy as one of the most influential figures in entertainment history. This is a rare opportunity to own a personal item directly linked to the man whose vision shaped the career of "The King." Whether you're an avid collector or a dedicated fan of Elvis, this rare and intimate piece is a tangible connection to the legacy of Colonel Parker and his pivotal role in music history. This item is a part of the lost Col. Tom Parker collection, and comes with a certificate of authenticity from Col. Tom Parker's collection. Please Note: This item has never been offered for auction before.

Col. Tom Parker's Harris County, Texas Deputy Sheriff Badge - This Harris County, Texas Deputy Sheriff badge once belonged to Colonel Tom Parker, the visionary manager who propelled Elvis Presley to worldwide fame. Often credited as "the man who made Elvis," Parker's sharp business sense and strategic brilliance helped shape the career of one of the most iconic entertainers of all time. This badge reflects Parker's unique role not only in entertainment but also as a man with strong ties to law enforcement, offering a fascinating glimpse into his multifaceted life. Whether you're a collector of rare Americana or an Elvis fan, this Deputy Sheriff badge is a one-of-a-kind artifact from the personal life of one of the most influential figures in the history of entertainment. This item is a part of the lost Col. Tom Parker collection, and comes with a certificate of authenticity from Col. Tom Parker's collection. Please Note: This item has never been offered for auction before.

Col. Tom Parker's Tupelo, Mississippi Honorary Chief Police Badge - This Honorary Chief police badge from Tupelo, Mississippi was once owned by Colonel Tom Parker, the mastermind behind Elvis Presley's legendary rise to stardom. As the man credited with orchestrating Elvis' path to becoming one of the most iconic entertainers of all time, Parker's sharp business acumen and leadership helped define an era. This honorary badge represents not only Parker's deep ties to Elvis' roots in Tupelo but also his significant influence in shaping American culture. Whether you're a dedicated collector, a fan of Elvis, or someone fascinated by rare memorabilia, this badge is an extraordinary, one-of-a-kind connection to both Elvis Presley's hometown and the man who helped create his legendary legacy. This item is a part of the lost Col. Tom Parker collection, and comes with a certificate of authenticity from Col. Tom Parker's collection. Please Note: This item has never been offered for auction before.

Col. Tom Parker's (Gifted From Elvis) Movado Stainless Steel and Blue Lizard Travel Alarm Clock - This Movado travel alarm clock was once owned by the iconic Col. Tom Parker. This clock was a gift from Elvis during the 1950s-1960s, and is lovingly engraved "To The Admiral Love Elvis". Due to the inscription this suggests that this was an earlier piece as it is very rare to find Elvis pieces gifted to the Colonel marked "Admiral". Admiral was used earlier while the title "Colonel" was used later. This elegant clock features a sleek stainless steel square case and is beautifully encased in a striking blue lizard folding case, making it a perfect blend of functionality and luxury. As the man often referred to as "the man who made Elvis Presley," Colonel Parker played a crucial role in orchestrating the rise of one of the most legendary and commercially successful entertainers of all time, using his sharp business acumen and innovative strategies. Whether you're a devoted Elvis fan or a collector of unique memorabilia, this Movado travel clock offers a rare opportunity to own a personal item from a pivotal figure in music history. This item is a part of the lost Col. Tom Parker collection, and comes with a certificate of authenticity from Col. Tom Parker's collection. Please Note: This item has never been offered for auction before.

Col. Tom Parker's Swiza 8 Days Modernist Brass Cylinder Desk Clock - Col. Tom Parker's Swiza 8 Days modernist brass cylinder desk clock is a stunning blend of artistry and functionality that encapsulates the elegance of mid-20th-century design. This unique timepiece features a cylindrical brass body, polished to a brilliant shine, showcasing the quality craftsmanship characteristic of Swiza clocks. The clock face is adorned with a deep blue "starry night" motif, reminiscent of a clear, star-studded sky, adding a touch of whimsy and allure to its sophisticated design. Parker's choice of such an exquisite timepiece reflects his appreciation for fine design and quality craftsmanship, as well as his penchant for surrounding himself with distinctive items that made a statement. This Swiza clock not only serves as a functional piece of art but also as a testament to Parker's influential life and career. It embodies a fusion of sophistication and artistic flair, representing a significant chapter in the world of entertainment and the personal style of one of its most notable figures. This artifact was previously displayed as part of a Col. Parker collection as stated on the plaque on the bottom of the piece. This item is a part of the lost Col. Tom Parker collection, and comes with a certificate of authenticity from Col. Tom Parker's collection. Please Note: This item has never been offered for auction before.

Col. Tom Parker's 2.00ct Garnet, 0.25ctw Antique Diamond and Solid Gold Pin - This exquisite vintage pin, once owned by Colonel Tom Parker, features a striking 2.00ct garnet, framed by 0.25ctw antique diamonds, all set in rich solid gold. The deep red garnet, Elvis Presley's birthstone, adds a personal connection to the legendary entertainer, as it symbolizes both the Colonel's close relationship with Elvis and the rock 'n' roll icon's legacy. The antique diamonds delicately surround the garnet, enhancing its vibrant color with a subtle sparkle. With its timeless design and notable provenance, this pin is a rare and meaningful piece of history, perfect for collectors and admirers of both vintage jewelry and the iconic figures of the music world. This item is a part of the lost Col. Tom Parker collection, and comes with a certificate of authenticity from Col. Tom Parker's collection. Please Note: This item has never been offered for auction before.

Tom Diskin 1957 Telegram Sent to Music Publisher Jean Aberbach Regarding "Loving You" Preview - In 1957, Tom Diskin, Colonel Tom Parker's trusted assistant, sent this telegram to music publisher Jean Aberbach on behalf of Parker. The message invited Aberbach to a sneak preview of Loving You, Elvis Presley's second feature film, set to take place at the Capitol Theatre in New York City on June 20th. The invitation is strategic, as Aberbach, a prominent figure in the music publishing industry and a close associate of the Hill & Range music publishing firm, played a crucial role in securing rights to Elvis' songs. By suggesting Aberbach contact Burt Champion, the publicity manager at Paramount Theatre, the telegram hints at the importance of building relationships with influential industry insiders during the early stages of Elvis' movie career. Parker, through Diskin, ensured that Aberbach, who helped publish and promote many of Elvis' hits, had an opportunity to witness firsthand the latest project featuring the star they all supported. The telegram illustrates Parker's careful orchestration of publicity and industry networking, inviting key figures to special events to strengthen their ties to Elvis' growing empire. This method helped build anticipation for the film, while also maintaining the collaborative efforts between Presley's team and the music publishers responsible for his chart-topping songs. Please Note: This document has been redacted to preserve the integrity of the document and the information it contains. This document has never been offered for auction.

Col. Tom Parker's Gold Tone Endura Pocket Watch From Gene Austin Engraved "To: Tom, Always My Best, Gene Austin, 1939 Tampa, Florida" - This is a true captivating piece of music history, a stunning gold tone Endura pocket watch, once owned by Col. Tom Parker. This unique timepiece was a thoughtful gift from Gene Austin, the "Father of Southern Pop," who forged a pivotal relationship with Parker in 1939 during a promotional tour in Tampa, Florida. The watch is elegantly engraved with the message: "To: Tom, Always My Best, Gene Austin, 1939 Tampa, Florida." This inscription not only marks their personal friendship but also signifies the beginning of Parker's illustrious career in the music industry. Austin fondly recalled in his memoir how Parker quickly transformed the show's success, stating, "In a short while, he had the show going full blast; attendance was great." Col. Parker, famously known as "the man who made Elvis Presley," utilized his sharp business acumen to guide Elvis to unprecedented fame, orchestrating his rise to become one of the most legendary entertainers of all time. This item is a part of the lost Col. Tom Parker collection, and comes with a certificate of authenticity from Col. Tom Parker's collection. Please Note: This item has never been offered for auction before.

Col. Tom Parker's Gold Tone Lord Elgin Watch From Jack Engerman and Zollie Volchok Engraved "To Chief Snower From Jack and Zollie 1959" - This gold tone Lord Elgin watch is a piece of music history, once belonging to the legendary Col. Tom Parker. This remarkable timepiece was a thoughtful gift, beautifully engraved with the inscription: "To Chief Snower From Jack and Zollie 1959." Jack Engerman and Zollie Volchok, the dynamic duo behind Northwest Releasing Corporation, gifted this watch to Parker. Their company collaborated with an impressive roster of artists, including Frank Sinatra, The Beatles, Louis Armstrong, Elvis Presley, and more, playing a pivotal role in shaping the entertainment landscape. Col. Parker, often referred to as "the man who made Elvis Presley," was a masterful businessman whose strategic prowess helped propel Elvis to become one of the most iconic and commercially successful entertainers in history. This is a rare opportunity to own this unique artifact that embodies the spirit of an era and the connections that shaped rock 'n' roll history. This item is a part of the lost Col. Tom Parker collection, and comes with a certificate of authenticity from Col. Tom Parker's collection. Please Note: This item has never been offered for auction before.

Col. Tom Parker's Bulova Accutron Solid 18K Yellow Gold Watch From Elvis Presley Engraved "To Colonel For 12 Great Years, Elvis" - This exquisite solid 18k yellow gold Bulova Accutron watch was a heartfelt gift from Elvis Presley to his legendary manager, Colonel Tom Parker. Engraved with the touching message, "To Colonel For 12 Great Years, Elvis," this watch is a remarkable tribute to their extraordinary partnership that defined an era in entertainment. Elvis Presley would have gifted this watch to Col. Parker in or around 1965-1967. If closer to 1967 this would have been the year he married Priscilla Presley and right before the couple welcomed their only child Lisa Marie. The back of the case is engraved "M5" for 1965 and with "E80714". The movement is engraved "U.S.A. Bulova 2181". Weight: 132 grams. Col. Parker, often recognized as the mastermind behind "The King," played a pivotal role in elevating Elvis to iconic status, using his strategic brilliance to navigate the complexities of the music industry. This watch not only symbolizes their professional relationship but also the deep personal bond they shared. This is a once in a lifetime opportunity to own a historical artifact that connects you directly to two of the most influential figures in music history. This item is a part of the lost Col. Tom Parker collection, and comes with a certificate of authenticity from Col. Tom Parker's collection. Please Note: This item has never been offered for auction before.

Elvis Presley Signed William Morris Agency April 1956 Contract For New Frontier Hotel Las Vegas Engagement (First Las Vegas Engagement) - This Elvis Presley Signed William Morris Agency April 1956 Contract for his New Frontier Hotel Las Vegas Engagement is an extraordinary and historically significant document that marks a pivotal moment in Elvis Presley's career, cementing his transition from regional star to national icon. Signed in April 1956, this contract is a key piece of rock and roll history, representing Elvis' first major Las Vegas engagement at the New Frontier Hotel, a landmark event in his rise to superstardom. The William Morris Agency, one of the most influential talent agencies in the entertainment world, played a crucial role in managing Elvis Presley's career during this time. The 1956 Las Vegas engagement at the New Frontier was a critical turning point for Elvis, as it marked his first appearance in one of the most glamorous and high-profile entertainment cities in the world. The contract itself represents not only a business agreement but also a personal milestone for Elvis as he stepped into the spotlight of Sin City, a world he would eventually dominate in the years to come. At this time, Elvis was coming off the success of his early hits like "Heartbreak Hotel" and "Blue Suede Shoes," and his move into Las Vegas was part of a broader effort to expand his appeal. The New Frontier Hotel was one of the top venues for major entertainment acts, and booking Elvis Presley for a residency there was a bold move by both the William Morris Agency and the hotel, recognizing his growing cultural influence. The contract details the terms of the engagement: two weeks commencing April 23, 1956 for seven days weekly, fifteen shows per week. It also details Elvis' payment, $7500.00 per week. The fact that it is signed by Elvis Presley himself adds immense value, as this is a tangible piece of the business side of Elvis' meteoric rise, showing the way he signed off on major professional decisions at a time when his life was being transformed. Please Note: This document has been redacted to preserve the integrity of the document and the information it contains. This document has never been offered for auction.

Elvis Presley Las Vegas Engagement Canceled Check List -This document is a fascinating and rare document from the early years of Elvis Presley's career, shedding light on the behind-the-scenes financial arrangements of Elvis Presley's career, particularly in relation to his involvement with the Las Vegas entertainment scene. Given that Colonel Tom Parker was known for his meticulous control over Elvis' business dealings, this list provides a rare insight into the early financial dynamics that surrounded Elvis' path to the Las Vegas stage. Colonel Parker is often referred to as "the man who made Elvis Presley," and was a shrewd businessman who carefully orchestrated Elvis' rise to one of the most legendary and commercially successful entertainers of all time with his sharp-witted management style. Please Note: This document has been redacted to preserve the integrity of the document and the information it contains. This document has never been offered for auction.

Elvis Presley Las Vegas Engagement Handwritten Settlement Memo - This handwritten memo outlines the financial details of an April tour settlement for Elvis Presley's Las Vegas engagement, providing a rare look into the business side of Elvis' career. The document itemizes several key financial points, beginning with the gross amount earned from the engagement. It then subtracts various expenses associated with the tour and Col. Tom Parker's 25% commission, which was a notable portion of Elvis' earnings due to their contractual arrangement. Finally, the memo arrives at the net amount owed to Elvis, showing the calculated earnings after all expenses and commissions have been deducted. This memo is more than just a financial record, it reflects the complex relationship between Elvis and his management, marked by Parker's deep involvement in every financial and logistical aspect of Elvis' career. As a historical artifact, it reveals how the financial workings behind Elvis' Vegas engagements were managed and documented, making it a valuable piece of music history. Colonel Parker is often referred to as "the man who made Elvis Presley," and was a shrewd businessman who carefully orchestrated Elvis' rise to one of the most legendary and commercially successful entertainers of all time with his sharp-witted management style. Please Note: This document has been redacted to preserve the integrity of the document and the information it contains. This document has never been offered for auction.

Col. Tom Parker 1956 Letter From Tom Diskin Regarding Statement For Elvis Presley Las Vegas Engagement - This cover letter was written to Col. Tom Parker from his assistant Tom Diskin. In the letter, Diskin notes that a detailed financial statement is enclosed, breaking down costs into three main categories: promotion expenses, Presley's personal expenses, and expenses incurred by Parker's team. The letter also mentions itineraries, underscoring the organized planning required for Elvis' performances. This correspondence reflects the careful coordination and financial oversight that characterized Parker's approach to managing Elvis' growing career. Colonel Parker is often referred to as "the man who made Elvis Presley," and was a shrewd businessman who carefully orchestrated Elvis' rise to one of the most legendary and commercially successful entertainers of all time with his sharp-witted management style. Please Note: This document has been redacted to preserve the integrity of the document and the information it contains. This document has never been offered for auction.

Elvis Presley 1956 Personal Appearance Contract and Settlement - This 1956 personal appearance contract for a series of Elvis Presley concerts sponsored by Amusement Enterprises of Fort Worth, Texas is a fascinating and historically significant document in the career of Elvis Presley, one of the most iconic figures in music history. The agreement details four November 1956 shows in Cleveland, Ohio, Troy, Ohio, Detroit, Michigan, and a fourth show "to be filled in when booked". This agreement was negotiated by Colonel Tom Parker, Elvis' manager, and pertains to an early stage of Elvis' meteoric rise to stardom. The contract is signed by Col. Thomas A. Parker and Tom Diskin. The settlement amendment, handwritten on the back of the document, is especially noteworthy. This informal addition provides insight into how Parker, ever the shrewd businessman, sometimes adjusted terms post-signing. Colonel Parker is often referred to as "the man who made Elvis Presley," and was a shrewd businessman who carefully orchestrated Elvis' rise to one of the most legendary and commercially successful entertainers of all time with his sharp-witted management style. Please Note: This document has been redacted to preserve the integrity of the document and the information it contains. This document has never been offered for auction.

Elvis Presley Tour 1957 Statement of Earnings - This 1957 Elvis Presley Tour Statement of Earnings is a significant document that captures the financial details of one of Elvis' early and pivotal tours. Dated from March 28 to April 6, 1957, the statement outlines the total receipts generated from performances during this period, showcasing the burgeoning popularity of Elvis as a live performer. The document provides a breakdown of various financial components, including commissions paid to the William Morris Agency, reflecting the partnerships Col. Tom Parker forged to secure bookings and manage Elvis' career. It also details Parker's own commissions, illustrating his role as both manager and promoter in shaping Elvis' success. Additionally, the statement lists costs associated with talent and the show itself, giving insight into the operational expenses of staging concerts at the time. Notably, it mentions a merchandise bonus owed to Elvis, emphasizing the importance of merchandise sales in enhancing his earnings. The total amount due to Elvis highlights the financial rewards of his rising stardom, while also revealing Parker's meticulous management style and attention to detail in tracking earnings and expenses. This document not only serves as a record of Elvis' financial success but also offers a glimpse into the business side of the music industry in the 1950s, underscoring Parker's strategic maneuvers to maximize profits for both himself and Elvis. As a piece of history, it reflects the early stages of a partnership that would define pop culture for decades. Please Note: This document has been redacted to preserve the integrity of the document and the information it contains. This document has never been offered for auction.

Geena Davis' "Thelma & Louise" Screen Worn 2-Piece Costume (Museum Exhibited) - This two piece costume was worn by Geena Davis during the filming of the 1991 American female buddy road crime film, Thelma & Louise. This costume is comprised of an off the shoulder top with lace trim and long flowy skirt with lace up denim trim at the waist. The costume can be seen in the beginning of the film when Thelma (Davis) is picked up by Louise (Susan Sarandon) to embark on their weekend vacation at a fishing cabin in the mountains. Thelma & Louise stars Geena Davis as Thelma and Susan Sarandon as Louise, with a supporting cast Harvey Keitel, Michael Madsen, and Brad Pitt, whose career was launched by the film. The film became a critical and commercial success, receiving six Academy Award nominations and winning one for Best Original Screenplay. The film also received a nomination for Best Director, and both Sarandon and Davis were nominated for Best Actress. The film influenced other films and artistic works, and became a landmark of feminist film. In 2016, the United States Library of Congress selected the film for preservation in the National Film Registry, finding it "culturally, historically, or aesthetically significant". This costume was previously exhibited as part of the Australian Centre for the Moving Image's (ACMI) Goddess Exhibition in Australia and Singapore from April, 2023 through July, 2024. The year 2026 will mark the 35th anniversary of this iconic film. Please view exhibition video in which you can see the artifact on display beginning at 1 minute and 20 seconds into the video.

Geena Davis' "Thelma & Louise" Jett Paris Embellished Denim Jacket (Museum Exhibited) - This light blue denim jacket by Jett Paris was worn by Geena Davis during the filming of the 1991 American female buddy road crime film, Thelma & Louise. The waist length denim jacket is embellished with white faux pearls, a gold lame design around the front border and waistband, and white lace trim. The jacket can be seen in the beginning of the film when Thelma (Davis) is picked up by Louise (Susan Sarandon) to embark on their weekend vacation at a fishing cabin in the mountains. Thelma & Louise stars Geena Davis as Thelma and Susan Sarandon as Louise, with a supporting cast Harvey Keitel, Michael Madsen, and Brad Pitt, whose career was launched by the film. The film became a critical and commercial success, receiving six Academy Award nominations and winning one for Best Original Screenplay. The film also received a nomination for Best Director, and both Sarandon and Davis were nominated for Best Actress. The film influenced other films and artistic works, and became a landmark of feminist film. In 2016, the United States Library of Congress selected the film for preservation in the National Film Registry, finding it "culturally, historically, or aesthetically significant". This jacket was originally acquired at a Hollywood memorabilia auction in 1995. The lot will come with a copy of the auction catalog page and retains the original lot tag. This costume was previously exhibited as part of the Australian Centre for the Moving Image's (ACMI) Goddess Exhibition in Australia and Singapore from April, 2023 through July, 2024. The year 2026 will mark the 35th anniversary of this iconic film. Please view exhibition video in which you can see the artifact on display beginning at 1 minute and 20 seconds into the video.

The Wizard of Oz (1939) Oil Can Presented to Jack Haley Previously Exhibited at the Academy Museum of Motion Pictures - This incredible piece of film history is one of the iconic oil cans from the production of the 1939 American musical fantasy film, The Wizard of Oz. The Tin Man was played by Jack Haley, who was presented with this can after filming wrapped. Historians say this is one of five oil cans used during filming (others say there were three). The oil can was previously exhibited at the Academy Museum of Motion Pictures in Los Angeles, California. This piece has excellent investment potential, as items from or made for this legendary film almost never surface, including the Tin Man costume which is said to be lost. The Wizard of Oz is widely considered to be one of the greatest films in cinema history, and has become an icon of American popular culture. The lot will come with a redacted copy of the loan agreement for the Academy Museum and an insurance valuation of $1 million. The artifact also includes a $3.2 million appraisal report.

Wizard of Oz Cast Signed Postcard in Exhibit Quality Framed Display W/COA - This postcard is signed by Jack Haley, Ray Bolger, Bert Lahr, Judy Garland, and Frank Morgan, cast of the 1939 film "The Wizard of Oz". The card has been professionally matted and framed in an exhibit quality framed display along with a photo of the cast. The lot includes a certificate of authenticity from Gary Ashburn, a respected member of AFTAL with over 30 years of experience in the world of collectables and memorabilia. Measurements: 19.5 x 16.25 inches

Ray Bolger (Wizard of Oz) Signed Index Card in Exhibit Quality Framed Display W/COA - This exhibit quality framed display includes a signed index card by actor Ray Bolger, best known for his role as Scarecrow in the 1939 classic film "Wizard of Oz". The index card is framed together with several photos of the actor. Includes: certificate of authenticity. Measurements: 20 x 19 inches.

Col. Tom Parker May 1957 Earnings Statement for "Jailhouse Rock" - This Earnings Statement for Jailhouse Rock, dated May 22, 1957, is a detailed financial document that captures the earnings Elvis' manager received from one of his most iconic films. The statement lists payments made via check from Avon Productions, the company responsible for producing Jailhouse Rock. This earnings statement provides a unique glimpse into the business dealings behind one of Elvis' most famous films, reflecting Parker's meticulous oversight and the financial machinery behind Elvis' movie career. Please Note: This document has been redacted to preserve the integrity of the document and the information it contains. This document has never been offered for auction.

Col. Tom Parker May 1957 "Jailhouse Rock" Earnings Statement - This Jailhouse Rock Earnings Statement, dated May 27, 1957, is a significant document that outlines the financial details of his compensation for Elvis Presley's iconic film. The statement specifies the amount paid of $2,250.00 via William Morris Agency to Colonel Tom Parker. As one of the most commercially successful films of Elvis' career, Jailhouse Rock helped solidify his status as both a movie star and a music icon. The earnings statement reflects the financial rewards tied to his Hollywood ventures and provides insight into the business dealings that supported Elvis' growing empire in the late 1950s. Please Note: This document has been redacted to preserve the integrity of the document and the information it contains. This document has never been offered for auction.

Col. Tom Parker June 1957 "Jailhouse Rock" Earnings Statement - This Jailhouse Rock Earnings Statement, dated June 3, 1957, is a significant document that outlines the financial details of his compensation for Elvis Presley's iconic film. The statement specifies the amount paid of $2,250.00 via William Morris Agency to Colonel Tom Parker. As one of the most commercially successful films of Elvis' career, Jailhouse Rock helped solidify his status as both a movie star and a music icon. The earnings statement reflects the financial rewards tied to his Hollywood ventures and provides insight into the business dealings that supported Elvis' growing empire in the late 1950s. Please Note: This document has been redacted to preserve the integrity of the document and the information it contains. This document has never been offered for auction.

Elvis Presley June 1957 Earnings Statement for "Jailhouse Rock" - This Elvis Presley Earnings Statement for Jailhouse Rock, dated June 3, 1957, is a detailed financial document that captures the earnings Elvis received from one of his most iconic films. The statement lists payments made via check from Avon Productions, the company responsible for producing Jailhouse Rock. It includes precise amounts paid to Elvis, outlining his compensation for his work in the film. The statement also records deductions, covering management fees and taxes. Parker, known for his tight control over Elvis' finances, ensured that these deductions were clearly itemized. Additionally, the document mentions that a copy of the earnings statement, along with the check, was mailed to Vernon Presley, Elvis' father. This highlights the close involvement of Vernon in Elvis' financial matters, often acting as a trusted figure in overseeing the family's business affairs alongside Parker. This earnings statement provides a unique glimpse into the business dealings behind one of Elvis' most famous films, reflecting Parker's meticulous oversight and the financial machinery behind Elvis' movie career. Please Note: This document has been redacted to preserve the integrity of the document and the information it contains. This document has never been offered for auction.

Col. Tom Parker June 1957 "Jailhouse Rock" Earnings Statement - This "Jailhouse Rock" earnings statement, dated June 10, 1957, provides a glimpse into the financial arrangements surrounding Elvis Presley's career at the height of his fame. The document references two notable payments made to Col. Tom Parker in relation to the production of Jailhouse Rock, one of Elvis' iconic films. The first payment is a check from Avon Productions, amounting to $2,250. This was the fifth installment according to a contractual agreement, presumably part of Parker's management compensation tied to the film's production or distribution. The second check, totaling $2,500, came from MGM Studios, specifically allocated for Parker's living expenses. This suggests that MGM, the studio behind Jailhouse Rock, was covering Parker's personal costs while overseeing Elvis' work, a typical arrangement given his role as Presley's manager. These earnings reflect Parker's hands-on involvement not only in negotiating lucrative contracts for Elvis but also in ensuring his own financial interests were met, securing a steady stream of payments both for his management services and personal sustenance while involved in the project. Please Note: This document has been redacted to preserve the integrity of the document and the information it contains. This document has never been offered for auction.

Elvis Presley June 1957 Earnings Statement for "Jailhouse Rock" - This June 1957 earnings statement for Elvis Presley regarding Jailhouse Rock, dated June 10, 1957, outlines two significant payments to Presley, reflecting his financial earnings for the project. The first check, issued by Avon Productions, represents the fifth installment of Elvis' contract for the film. The gross amount of $10,000 was subject to deductions, including taxes and management fees, resulting in a net payment of $4,254.68 to Presley. This deduction structure reveals how Elvis' earnings were significantly reduced by the obligations outlined in his contract, including Parker's management fees. The second payment on the statement was intended to cover Elvis' living expenses. It shows a $5,000 check, but half of this amount, $2,500, was allocated directly to Col. Parker for his own living expenses. This left $2,500 payable to Elvis. The breakdown illustrates Parker's strong control over Elvis' financial affairs, with sizable portions of payments going to Parker for both management fees and personal expenses. This arrangement highlights the financial dynamics of their relationship, where Parker ensured his own compensation was intertwined with Elvis' earnings. Additionally, the document mentions that a copy of the earnings statement, along with the check, was mailed to Vernon Presley, Elvis' father. This highlights the close involvement of Vernon in Elvis' financial matters, often acting as a trusted figure in overseeing the family's business affairs alongside Parker. This earnings statement provides a unique glimpse into the business dealings behind one of Elvis' most famous films, reflecting Parker's meticulous oversight and the financial machinery behind Elvis' movie career. Please Note: This document has been redacted to preserve the integrity of the document and the information it contains. This document has never been offered for auction.

Elvis Presley Sept. 1957 RCA Earnings Statement - This September 1957 earnings statement for Elvis Presley highlights various income sources related to Presley's music career. The first item listed is a check from RCA, reflecting payment for a recording session that took place from September 3-10, 1957. The total earnings from this session amounted to $660, less deductions for taxes, making the final amount payable to Elvis $523.65. Beneath, a note reads "25% of $660.00 due Colonel Parker - $165.00". In addition to the recording session earnings, the statement also details a check for $826.59, representing Elvis' share of profits from the Elvis Presley Fan Club for the month of August. This shows how Elvis' brand, extending beyond music and films, was generating income from fan-driven ventures as well. The statement concludes with a note indicating that a copy of the earnings report, along with both checks, was sent to Vernon Presley, Elvis' father. This illustrates Vernon's role in overseeing his son's finances, a responsibility he had throughout Elvis' career. This earnings statement encapsulates the complex financial operations that managed Elvis' vast and diverse income streams, with Parker playing a central role in managing, deducting, and directing these payments. Please Note: This document has been redacted to preserve the integrity of the document and the information it contains. This document has never been offered for auction.

Elvis Presley Personally Owned 14K Yellow Gold, 0.10ct Diamond and Enamel Roulette Ring W/LOA - This ring is crafted in 14k yellow gold in an ornate design forming a roulette wheel. The wheel is decorated with enamel numbers and a spinning 0.10ct diamond that circles the wheel, showing fantastic attention to detail. The ring comes with an Affidavit of Authenticity from Memphis Mafia member Richard Davis, who was Elvis' bodyguard and eventually became a wardrobe manager. The letter states in part, "This 14kt gold roulette wheel ring with a diamond was worn and owned by Elvis. Elvis purchased this ring while we were working on Viva Las Vegas. At the end of filming he gave me this ring as well as some of his wardrobe." Ring size: 9.75. (WEIGHT: 16.6 grams)

Elvis Presley's Personally Owned 1.30ctw Diamond and 14K Yellow Gold Capricorn Ring W/Red Stone Accents (Comes W/LOA) - This gold ring was owned by Elvis Presley, and has an ornate ram's head motif representing Elvis' astrological sign, the Capricorn. Elvis was known to study various topics such as astrology, numerology, and metaphysical fields. The ring is crafted in solid 14k yellow gold with textured details on the shoulders of the band and a high relief ram at the top of the piece. The ring is also decorated with approximately 1.30ctw diamonds along with a 0.10ct red spinel and a 5.5mm red stone detail, showing fantastic attention to detail. The ring is accompanied by an Affidavit of Authenticity from Shaun Nielsen, who was a singer in a group Elvis organized named "Voice" and a backup singer on Elvis' gospel album "How Great Thou Art". Nielsen and Elvis became friends during this time, and Nielsen was with Elvis as a singer until Elvis' final show. According to Nielsen, Elvis gave him this ring after Nielsen made a remark about it. Ring size: 10. (Weight: 16.3 grams)

Elvis Presley Personally Owned Smith and Wesson Model 27-2 357 Magnum Revolver Engraved "TCB" W/LOA - This Smith and Wesson Model 27-2 357 Magnum revolver was personally owned by Elvis Presley. In addition to being a talented performer and actor, Elvis had a variety of hobbies, including his love of guns. Elvis is reported to have owned 32 handguns, a shotgun, and a machine gun during his lifetime. The gun comes with a notarized letter of authenticity from Thomas B. Morgan Jr., who went to high school with Elvis and reconnected with the King many years later, as he was the Administrative Assistant to the Shelby County Sherriff's Department and eventually even assisted with coordinating the security for Elvis' funeral. The letter recounts that this firearm was purchased by Mr. Morgan in the early 1960s at Camp's Gun Store in West Memphis, AK, who eventually gifted the gun to Elvis during a visit at Graceland. After Elvis' death, Mr. Morgan assisted Vernon Presley with recovering items stolen from Graceland. After the items were recovered, Vernon Presley returned this gun to Morgan as a token of his appreciation, and Mr. Morgan "noticed that 'TCB Lightening Bolt' logo had been engraved on the left side plate of the pistol." This is an incredible piece with a touching story, and is truly a must have for an Elvis or a gun collector. Two of Elvis's iconic revolvers sold at auction in 2017 for world record prices, including a Smith & Wesson 19-2 revolver for $195,500 and a Colt Python for $172,500. More recently, Elvis Presley's specially engraved Walther Model PPK/S 9mm Kurz Handgun sold for over $250,000 in 2023, and his specially engraved Smith & Wesson Model 53 was sold for $199,750 also in 2023. Please note: This gun is located in Florida and will need to be shipped through an FFL dealer. All shipping and transfer fees will be the responsibility of the winning bidder.

Elvis Presley Personally Owned 1950s Silver Tone Regina Pacis Necklace Gifted From a Fan W/(2) LOAs - This 1950s silver tone religious necklace was owned by Elvis Presley who acquired it after it was thrown on stage by a fan during a concert. The necklace features a round medallion with the Virgin Mary on the front along with the script "Regina Pacis". The reverse shows Noah's Ark and reads "Foederis Arca", meaning "Ark of the Covenant". The necklace comes with a photocopy of an original notarized Statement of Authenticity from Mike Moon stating that this necklace was part of an assortment of items that he received from J.D. Sumner in 1980. The letter states in part, "In 1980, J.D. Sumner gave me a trunk with an assortment of items thrown on stage by fans during Elvis Presley's concerts. Over the years, J.D. kept the items that he picked up on stage after the concert's final curtain." Moon's letter is signed at the top by Erik Dorr of The Gettysburg Museum of History (the letter lists several items and the Moon's original went with another item). The necklace also comes with a second letter of provenance which states in part, "This necklace was on display in Mike Moon's Elvis Presley Museum for over thirty years. A photo shows Elvis holding a pendant that appears identical to this artifact in the late 1950s." This necklace is a beautiful example of the close relationship Elvis shared with his fans. Measurements: 1.25" pendant, 18" chain.

Elvis Presley's 1976 Chevrolet Silverado 3+3 Crew Cab Pickup Truck Never Offered at Auction W/Letter of Provenance, Certified Title Copy, Original Warranty Booklet - PLEASE SEE PHOTO OF THE TRUCK IN THE CARPORT AT GRACELAND. A rare and iconic piece of Elvis Presley history, this 1976 Chevrolet Silverado 3+3 Crew Cab Pickup Truck is a testament to the King of Rock 'n' Roll's larger-than-life legacy. Featuring a powerful 454 cubic inch engine, this third-generation C/K series truck was purchased by Elvis on October 9, 1975, at John Ellis Chevrolet in Memphis for $7,113.31 (after a discount). The invoice lists the purchase as being made by Elvis Presley of 3674 Elvis Presley Blvd., Memphis, TN, tying it directly to Graceland. The Silverado, part of General Motors' Rounded Line series (1973–1991), introduced the four-door cab configuration, offering both style and practicality, perfect for use on the sprawling Graceland property. The vehicle remains untouched, in running condition, just as it was during its time at Graceland. In 1976, Elvis gifted the truck to Warren Horton, a Shelby County Sheriff's deputy, in a heartwarming gesture typical of Elvis' generosity. According to Horton, the gift happened after he admired the truck while at a shooting range. The next day, Elvis' crew delivered it to him, confirming Elvis' wish to pass it on. Horton recounted the moment he discovered Elvis' name on the title, an extraordinary detail that left both him and his wife in disbelief. According to Horton's account which is documented online, "Horton says he was at the shooting range when Elvis' crew drove up in the pickup truck. Horton admired the truck, and someone in Elvis' crew suggested he take the truck for a ride. The next day, Horton says one of Elvis' buddies came back to the gun range with the truck and said, 'It's yours. Elvis just called. He went out to Vegas the night before and said you like that truck and he wants you to have it.' Horton says he couldn't believe it and neither could his wife. 'The whole time I'm saying where did that truck come from?' said Judy Horton. But when Warren Horton told her, he says she responded sarcastically, 'Oh, Elvis gave you a truck.' The proof was in the paperwork. Horton says he reached into the glove box and pulled out the title. He says Elvis' name was right there at the top. Judy Horton says her husband gave her that information as they were pulling into their church parking lot. She says when she went inside, 'everybody was beginning to have their Wednesday night meal and I'm screaming Elvis gave us a truck!' Warren and Judy Horton kept the truck for a few years, but say they had to trade it in. Warren Horton says he wonders what the truck would be worth today, if he could have afforded to put the pickup in storage to preserve it." Included Documentation: Notarized letter from Warren Horton, DMV-certified copy of the original Tennessee title, copy of dealer invoice showing Elvis' purchase, Original warranty booklet, Original title application for the Elvis Museum. This one-of-a-kind truck has never been offered at auction, preserving its provenance and exclusivity. It is a remarkable collectible for fans of Elvis Presley, vintage vehicles, and American pop culture. Additional photos of the interior are available upon request at taylor@gwsauctions.com. A true artifact of history, this Silverado represents Elvis' legendary generosity and offers an irreplaceable connection to his life and legacy. Please Note: This vehicle is located in California. Shipping will be at the expense of the buyer, and the auction house will assist with facilitating shipping if necessary.

Col. Tom Parker's Vintage Pocket Knife From RCA Records W/10K Gold and Aquamarine Logo - Col. Tom Parker's vintage folding pocket knife from RCA Records is a rare artifact, symbolizing the glitzy and influential career of Elvis Presley's legendary manager. The knife features a sleek, polished handle adorned with a 10K gold RCA logo, meticulously crafted to highlight the brand's prominence in the music industry. The addition of a stunning aquamarine stone embedded in the logo enhances its luxurious appearance, making it not just a tool but a statement piece. This pocket knife embodies a blend of practical craftsmanship and opulence, reflecting Parker's larger-than-life persona and his association with one of the most iconic record labels in history. Revered as "the man who made Elvis Presley," Col. Parker was a masterful businessman whose sharp management skills were instrumental in elevating Elvis to legendary status, ensuring his place as one of the most successful entertainers of all time. This item is a part of the lost Col. Tom Parker collection, and comes with a certificate of authenticity from Col. Tom Parker's collection. Please Note: This item has never been offered for auction before.

Col. Tom Parker's 10K Cufflinks From RCA Records W/Diamond and Ruby - Col. Tom Parker's 10K gold cufflinks gifted to him from RCA Records are a striking example of his connection to both music history and personal luxury. These vintage cufflinks, crafted from fine 10K gold, are adorned with a brilliant diamond and a vibrant ruby, creating a sophisticated and eye-catching design. The cufflinks prominently feature the RCA Records logo, symbolizing Parker's influential role as Elvis Presley's manager and his ties to the legendary record label. Revered as "the man who made Elvis Presley," Col. Parker was a masterful businessman whose sharp management skills were instrumental in elevating Elvis to legendary status, ensuring his place as one of the most successful entertainers of all time. This item is a part of the lost Col. Tom Parker collection, and comes with a certificate of authenticity from Col. Tom Parker's collection. Please Note: This item has never been offered for auction before.

Col. Tom Parker's Vintage Tie Tac and Attached Pin From RCA Records W/10K Gold and Diamond Logo - Col. Tom Parker's vintage tie tac, gifted from RCA Records, is a refined and luxurious accessory that perfectly captures his prestigious status in the music industry. This elegant piece features a 10K gold RCA logo at its center, symbolizing Parker's deep connection to the iconic record label as the manager of Elvis Presley. Below the RCA logo are two small, sparkling diamonds, adding a touch of opulence and sophistication to the tie tac. This unique piece of jewelry was not only a personal item but also a symbol of Parker's legacy, commemorating his influential role in shaping music history. Known as "the man who made Elvis Presley," Col. Parker was a shrewd businessman whose strategic brilliance played a crucial role in elevating Elvis to legendary status, cementing his legacy as one of the most successful entertainers of all time. This item is a part of the lost Col. Tom Parker collection, and comes with a certificate of authenticity from Col. Tom Parker's collection. Please Note: This item has never been offered for auction before.

Col. Tom Parker's Vintage Tie Bar From RCA Records W/10K Gold and Ruby Logo - Col. Tom Parker's vintage tie bar from RCA Records is a striking piece of memorabilia that blends elegance with historical significance. The tie bar is crafted with a 10K gold RCA logo, signifying Parker's vital connection to the renowned record label during his time as Elvis Presley's manager. The logo is further enhanced by a vibrant ruby, which adds a touch of luxury and bold color to the design. This refined accessory not only reflects Parker's lavish style but also serves as a tangible symbol of his powerful influence in the music and entertainment industry. Known as "the man who made Elvis Presley," Col. Parker was a shrewd businessman whose strategic brilliance played a crucial role in elevating Elvis to legendary status, cementing his legacy as one of the most successful entertainers of all time. This is a rare opportunity to own a significant piece of musical history that connects you to the influential figures who shaped the world of entertainment. This item is a part of the lost Col. Tom Parker collection, and comes with a certificate of authenticity from Col. Tom Parker's collection. Please Note: This item has never been offered for auction before.

RCA CC Document to Col. Parker For 1969 Merchandise Agreement Signed by Elvis Presley and Col. Parker - This RCA CC Document, signed by both Elvis Presley and his legendary manager, Colonel Tom Parker, is an essential piece of Elvis Presley memorabilia that details a 1969 merchandising agreement. This is a merchandising agreement done just one week after Elvis' iconic 1968 Comeback Special. The document serves as a formal confirmation of a verbal agreement between Elvis Presley, RCA Records, and All Star Shows, outlining the terms of a lucrative merchandising deal. Specifically, it references a flat payment of $100,000 to be made to All Star Shows, marking a significant business arrangement in Elvis' career. Signed by RCA executive Harry Jenkins, Colonel Tom Parker, and Elvis Presley himself, this document offers a rare glimpse into the business dealings that helped solidify Elvis Presley's dominance in both music and merchandising during the peak of his career. The 1969 merchandise agreement was a strategic move by Parker to expand Elvis Presley's brand through a wide array of products, which was an essential part of the business model Parker developed for his client, turning Elvis Presley into a global entertainment empire. This particular item stands out for its signature by Elvis Presley, a direct link to the business side of his monumental success in the 1960s. Please Note: This document has been redacted to preserve the integrity of the document and the information it contains. This document has never been offered for auction.

RCA Document to Col. Parker-Advance Agreement for Stereo 8 Tracks and Cassettes Signed by Elvis Presley and Col. Parker - This RCA Document to Col. Tom Parker, detailing an advance agreement for Stereo 8-track tapes and cassettes, is a crucial piece of Elvis Presley memorabilia that highlights the commercial expansion of Elvis' music during a pivotal period in his career. The agreement specifies the terms for the release of four Stereo-8 cartridges and four cassettes from Elvis Presley's Worldwide Gold Award Hits, Volume I album. This set of audio formats was a major part of the 1960s music boom, as 8-track tapes and cassettes became essential mediums for music distribution and personal listening. The document outlines a payment structure where 25 cents per unit sold would be paid to the parties involved, with a $25,000 advance to be paid upon the release of the cartridges and cassettes. This agreement between RCA Records, Colonel Tom Parker, and Elvis Presley marks a moment in the evolution of Elvis Presley's brand, which was carefully managed by Parker to capitalize on the growing popularity of home audio systems and portable music. Signed by Elvis Presley, Colonel Tom Parker, and RCA executive Harry Jenkins, this document is not just a legal agreement, but a rare and direct connection to the business side of Elvis' empire. It offers a glimpse into how Presley's music was marketed and monetized across a rapidly changing landscape of music formats, securing his place as one of the most iconic and commercially successful entertainers of all time. Please Note: This document has been redacted to preserve the integrity of the document and the information it contains. This document has never been offered for auction.

Copy of RCA Document to Col. Parker For Camden Album Release Agreement Executed by Col. Parker - This copy of an original document from RCA is a modification to a 1969 agreement for an Elvis Presley Camden album release. The document lists the change in royalties per unit sold, increasing it to 30 cents per unit sold in the United States and 15 cents in countries outside of the United States. The document was executed by Col. Tom Parker. Colonel Parker is often referred to as "the man who made Elvis Presley," and was a shrewd businessman who carefully orchestrated Elvis' rise to one of the most legendary and commercially successful entertainers of all time with his sharp-witted management style. Please Note: This document has been redacted to preserve the integrity of the document and the information it contains. This document has never been offered for auction.

Copy of RCA Document to Col. Parker June, 1971 Agreement For 5-Pack Camden Albums Package Deal Executed by Col. Parker - This document is a copy of an original RCA agreement for an Elvis Presley 5-Pack Camden Albums Package. The document modifies an original agreement dated April 6, 1971, changing one of the five albums in the set. It also states that All Star Shows will provide 150,000 8 x 10 inch photos to be included with the first 150,000 units sold, and 250,000 5 x 7 inch Christmas Cards to be used in a Victor Christmas Album. The document then details the payment from RCA of a $25,000 merchandise servicing fee to be made to All Star Shows. The document was executed by Elvis' manager, Col. Tom Parker. Colonel Parker is often referred to as "the man who made Elvis Presley," and was a shrewd businessman who carefully orchestrated Elvis' rise to one of the most legendary and commercially successful entertainers of all time with his sharp-witted management style. Please Note: This document has been redacted to preserve the integrity of the document and the information it contains. This document has never been offered for auction.

RCA Accounting and Royalties Document to Col. Parker For Camden LPs Signed by Elvis Presley, Col. Parker and George Parkhill - This RCA document to Col. Tom Parker, dated November 28, 1972, is regarding accounting and royalties for Elvis Presley's Camden LPs. The document details the terms of the accounting including "U.S.A. unit sales will be made at normal royalty statement periods to All Star Shows until such time as the $100,000.00 advance has been liquidated. At that time, accounting is to be made every 90 days and payments made at the same time as payments are now made for the current Elvis Presley Camden L.P.'s." The document is signed by Elvis Presley, his manager Col. Tom Parker, and label representative George Parkhill. Colonel Parker is often referred to as "the man who made Elvis Presley," and was a shrewd businessman who carefully orchestrated Elvis' rise to one of the most legendary and commercially successful entertainers of all time with his sharp-witted management style. Please Note: This document has been redacted to preserve the integrity of the document and the information it contains. This document has never been offered for auction.

Col. Tom Parker's Vintage 1960 RCA Tiros II Weather Satellite Cufflinks - These cufflinks, once owned by Elvis Presley's legendary manager Col. Tom Parker, are a rare and captivating piece of mid-century history, merging the elegance of classic men's accessories with the spirit of the space age. Designed in honor of the RCA Tiros II Weather Satellite, launched on November 23, 1960, these cufflinks celebrate technological innovation in satellite meteorology. The Tiros II was one of the early successes in the NASA Tiros Program, providing groundbreaking meteorological data via its onboard infrared sensors. Each cufflink features a polished, silver-tone finish with intricate engravings or motifs inspired by the Tiros II satellite, such as its signature angular body or orbit patterns, paired with a stylish aesthetic reflective of 1960s design. Known to have been owned by the enigmatic Colonel Tom Parker, these cufflinks carry an air of mystique and celebrity. This item is a part of the lost Col. Tom Parker collection, and comes with a certificate of authenticity from Col. Tom Parker's collection. Please Note: This item has never been offered for auction before.

Col. Tom Parker's RCA Records Silver Tone "Nipper" Tie Bar - This silver-tone tie bar, personally owned by Colonel Tom Parker, is a rare and stylish piece of music history, directly connected to the golden age of rock 'n' roll. The tie bar features the iconic design of Nipper the dog, RCA Records' beloved mascot, listening to a vintage phonograph, a symbol synonymous with "His Master's Voice" and the company's legacy in the recording industry. Crafted with a sleek and polished aesthetic, this tie bar captures the sophistication of mid-20th-century fashion. Its understated yet elegant design reflects the era's trends while showcasing a touch of corporate branding that holds deep cultural resonance. As the manager of Elvis Presley, Colonel Tom Parker was instrumental in forging RCA Records' historic partnership with the King of Rock 'n' Roll, making this accessory a fascinating artifact of both music and business legacy. Personally owned by Parker, this tie bar not only represents his connection to RCA but also his role in shaping the careers of legendary artists. A wearable piece of history, it serves as a testament to the enduring impact of Parker and the world of classic rock. This item is a part of the lost Col. Tom Parker collection, and comes with a certificate of authenticity from Col. Tom Parker's collection. Please Note: This item has never been offered for auction before.

Col. Tom Parker's Vintage RCA BMG Black Promo Watch - This vintage collectible watch, once owned by the legendary Col. Tom Parker, is a true gem for music and Elvis Presley enthusiasts. The watch features a sleek black dial adorned with RCA's beloved Nipper the dog, and a black strap with RCA and BMG logos. A promotional piece by RCA and BMG, this watch embodies the charm of the golden age of music promotion. Col. Parker, famously Elvis's manager, was known for his association with such unique memorabilia, making this watch not just a functional timepiece but a piece of music history. Whether worn as a statement accessory or displayed as part of a collection, this watch is a timeless nod to the legacy of RCA Records and its iconic artists. This item is a part of the lost Col. Tom Parker collection, and comes with a certificate of authenticity from Col. Tom Parker's collection. Please Note: This item has never been offered for auction before.

Col. Tom Parker 1963 Birthday Telegram Sent to RCA Executive David Sarnoff - In 1963, Colonel Tom Parker sent this birthday telegram to RCA executive David Sarnoff, a powerful figure in the broadcasting and recording industries and the founder of RCA. Addressing Sarnoff as "General," a nod to his honorary title, Parker extended warm birthday wishes on behalf of his wife, Elvis Presley, and himself. The message is both personal and professional, reflecting Parker's understanding of the importance of maintaining strong ties with influential executives like Sarnoff, who played a significant role in shaping the success of RCA and, by extension, Elvis' career. Parker's choice of words, "It is a great honor to be associated with your great organization," conveys his deep respect for RCA, the label that had been instrumental in launching Elvis' career to new heights. By expressing appreciation not only from himself but also from Elvis, Parker reinforces the close relationship between RCA and their business interests, showing gratitude for the support that the label provided in making Elvis one of the most successful recording artists of all time. This telegram exemplifies Parker's shrewdness in nurturing relationships with key industry figures, ensuring that Elvis remained in good standing with those who could influence his future endeavors in music and film. It reflects Parker's strategic, yet gracious, approach to managing both business and personal connections. Please Note: This document has been redacted to preserve the integrity of the document and the information it contains. This document has never been offered for auction.

Col. Tom Parker's Concord Mariner SG Stainless Steel and Gold Watch From Steve and Ken Wynn - This 1980s Concord Mariner SG men's stainless steel and gold quartz watch is a remarkable piece of music history, formerly belonging to Col. Tom Parker. The back of the watch is engraved with the date "6-26-1984, From Steve and Ken, Colonel," making it a heartfelt gift from business associates Steve and Kenny Wynn. Kenny Wynn joined Parker's team in July 1971, following his brother Steve's connections as a liquor distributor, which led them to the International Hotel's needs. A lifelong fan of Elvis and Col. Parker, Kenny quickly earned Parker's trust, eventually overseeing all concessions as their relationship flourished. Col. Parker, celebrated as "the man who made Elvis Presley," was a savvy businessman whose strategic genius played a crucial role in elevating Elvis to legendary status, ensuring his place as one of the most successful entertainers in history. This is a rare opportunity to own a piece that captures the essence of a transformative era in music and the influential figures behind it. This item is a part of the lost Col. Tom Parker collection, and comes with a certificate of authenticity from Col. Tom Parker's collection. Please Note: This item has never been offered for auction before.

Col. Tom Parker's GN White Watch Personally Engraved Christmas Gift From Kenny Wynn - This exquisite GN white watch, once belonging to the iconic Col. Tom Parker, is a heartfelt piece of memorabilia with a personal touch. The watch features a pristine white dial, framed in a sleek, understated design that exudes timeless elegance. The gold-tone accents and classic white band make it a versatile and stylish accessory. What sets this watch apart is the personalized engraving on the back of the case: "Colonel, Merry X-Mas and Congratulations. Love, Kenny." This thoughtful message from Kenny Wynn, a close associate of Parker, marks it as a meaningful Christmas gift and a tribute to a significant milestone in Parker's illustrious career. Kenny Wynn joined Parker's team in July 1971, following his brother Steve's connections as a liquor distributor, which led them to the International Hotel's needs. A lifelong fan of Elvis and Col. Parker, Kenny quickly earned Parker's trust, eventually overseeing all concessions as their relationship flourished. Col. Parker, celebrated as "the man who made Elvis Presley," was a savvy businessman whose strategic genius played a crucial role in elevating Elvis to legendary status, ensuring his place as one of the most successful entertainers in history. This is a rare opportunity to own a piece that captures the essence of a transformative era in music and the influential figures behind it. This item is a part of the lost Col. Tom Parker collection, and comes with a certificate of authenticity from Col. Tom Parker's collection. Please Note: This item has never been offered for auction before.

Col. Tom Parker's Royce 17 Jewel Fisherman Pocket Watch and Chain Engraved "To Colonel, Enough Said, Angel" - This Royce 17 jewel silver pocket watch and chain with fisherman motif was owned by Col. Tom Parker. This exquisite watch is elegantly engraved with the message, "To Colonel, Enough Said, Angel," adding a personal touch to this remarkable artifact. The watch is also engraved with the date "5-8-73". This was a gift to the Colonel from Angela Hess, who was a co-founder of a very popular Elvis Presley fan club that started with the help of the Colonel. Angela and her husband first met the Colonel in 1973 and later Elvis personally. Known as "the man who made Elvis Presley," Col. Parker was a shrewd businessman whose strategic brilliance played a crucial role in elevating Elvis to legendary status, cementing his legacy as one of the most successful entertainers of all time. This is a rare opportunity to own a significant piece of musical history that connects you to the influential figures who shaped the world of entertainment. This item is a part of the lost Col. Tom Parker collection, and comes with a certificate of authenticity from Col. Tom Parker's collection. Please Note: This item has never been offered for auction before.

Col. Tom Parker's Gold Tone Digital Wristwatch Made in USA - This gold tone digital wristwatch with woven gold tone bracelet was owned by Col. Tom Parker. This sophisticated timepiece not only reflects Parker's distinctive style but also his significant role in the music industry. Known as "the man who made Elvis Presley," Col. Parker was a savvy businessman whose sharp management skills played a pivotal role in catapulting Elvis to unprecedented fame, solidifying his legacy as one of the most successful entertainers of all time. Ideal for collectors and Elvis enthusiasts alike, this watch is not just a timepiece; it's a treasure filled with historical significance. This item is a part of the lost Col. Tom Parker collection, and comes with a certificate of authenticity from Col. Tom Parker's collection. Please Note: This item has never been offered for auction before.

Col. Tom Parker's Quasar Gold Tone Digital Wristwatch W/Exotic Strap - This elegant Quasar gold tone digital wristwatch with exotic strap was owned by Col. Tom Parker. This stylish timepiece reflects Parker's sophisticated taste and his influential role in shaping the music industry. Revered as "the man who made Elvis Presley," Col. Parker was a masterful businessman whose sharp management skills were instrumental in elevating Elvis to legendary status, ensuring his place as one of the most successful entertainers of all time. This item is a part of the lost Col. Tom Parker collection, and comes with a certificate of authenticity from Col. Tom Parker's collection. Please Note: This item has never been offered for auction before.

Elvis Presley Personally Owned Omega Digital Wristwatch W/COA - This Omega digital watch in stainless steel with 10k gold filled top caps was personally owned by Elvis Presley. The watch was obtained by the Elvis Presley Museum in 1979, and includes a certificate of authenticity from Jimmy Velvet which states that the watch was gifted by Elvis to his uncle Earl Pritchett. Condition: The watch comes with a red Omega case and has not been tested for functionality. Very good condition and signs of wear throughout. Measurements: Face-1" x 1.5", Band-7.25" inside circumference.

Elvis Presley Personally Owned 1960s Derbi Dark Bronze Sunglasses W/Photographs and Extensive Documentation - These 1960s Derbi dark bronze sunglasses were personally owned and worn by Elvis Presley. The sunglasses come with extensive documentation from Elvis collector and historian Joseph Kereta, who acquired the glasses from Debbie Stallings Moreno. In 1967, Elvis Presley purchased Debbie Moreno's horse, Sugarfoot. Moreno, a schoolgirl at the time, returned home to find a black limousine outside of her home, and Elvis and Priscilla Presley purchasing Sugarfoot and several other horses from her father Cecil Stallings, Jr. Elvis was purchasing the horses for his newly purchased Circle G Ranch, and Cecil Stallings would become the ranch manager. According to the letter of provenance, Elvis left these glasses in the cab of Stallings' truck one afternoon, and when he went to return them Elvis replied "Just keep 'em." There are several various photographs of Elvis between 1963 and 1967 wearing what appear to be these glasses, including at Graceland, in "Spinout" publicity photo shoot and recording sessions, and at Circle G Ranch. The documentation includes photos of Elvis, a letter from Joseph Kereta, a notarized letter of provenance from Debbie Stallings Moreno, a newspaper article about Elvis' purchase of Circle G Ranch which mentions Cecil Stallings becoming the ranch manager, a handwritten thank you card from Elvis and Priscilla Presley to Mr. and Mrs. Stallings thanking them for their wedding gift, notes from Debbie Stallings, and other various information surrounding Circle G Ranch and Joseph Kereta. Please note: The frames show signs of repair at the nose, suggesting they may have been personally cared for to maintain their use.

Elvis Presley 1.00ctw Diamond and 14K Yellow Gold TCB Necklace Gifted to Denver Policeman Ron Pietrafeso W/LOA, Letter of Recollection From Priscilla Presley, and Statement of Provenance From Sig Hansen - This 14k yellow gold TCB necklace was given by Elvis to his personal friend, Denver policeman Ron Pietrafeso. The pair met in 1969 after Elvis performed a concert in Denver and stayed in the city for a few extra days. They talked about many things, including how much Elvis liked visiting Colorado in the winter for snowmobiling. Much to Ron Pietrafeso's surprise, Elvis contacted him the following year and invited him to come along on his Colorado trip. They eventually became friends having personal conversations about Elvis' career and Ron's career as a policeman, as Elvis was fascinated by police work. Elvis invited Pietrafeso and several other police officers to be his personal guests at one of his concerts in Las Vegas, where he eventually gifted this necklace to Pietrafeso, although it did not contain any diamonds. Ron went on to tour with Elvis helping with security, visit Graceland and have Elvis as a guest in his home. After several years, one day while on tour Elvis looked at the necklace and told Joe Esposito that Ron had "been around long enough and done a good job" and that he needed diamonds added to his TCB. Joe took the necklace and returned it back to Ron about a month later with the letters lined with diamonds. This information is detailed in the accompanying signed letter of authenticity from Mr. Pietrafeso. This necklace is incredibly rare and is thought to be one of only seven diamond TCB necklaces known to have been given. The necklace also comes with a letter of recollection from Ms. Priscilla Presley, and a statement of provenance from Mr. Sig Hansen, who acquired this piece in 2022. Mr. Hansen is the captain of the fishing vessel F/V Northwestern and is known for his time on the popular documentary television series, Deadliest Catch, which he has appeared on since its first season in 2005. In Mr. Hansen's words, " Receiving the Elvis artifact and meeting Priscilla Presley for lunch at the Iconic Polo Lounge in Beverly Hills, where she recalled the piece fondly and saw all of the items I acquired for my collection, was one of the greatest moments of my life as the necklace was one of her most favorite pieces. My wish is for it to bring joy to whomever owns it, just as Elvis Presley brought joy to millions of people and garnered adoration because of his revolutionary music and legendary presence." Measurements: 26" length, 1.75" pendant length. (WEIGHT: 14.3 grams)

Col. Tom Parker's 18K Yellow Gold and Cabochon Blue Sapphire Horse Hame Clip - This luxurious 18K yellow gold horse hame clip, once owned by the legendary Col. Tom Parker, is a stunning piece of craftsmanship and history. Designed to reflect Parker's flamboyant and distinctive style, the clip features an elegant equestrian theme, symbolizing strength and sophistication. At each of the ends, a brilliant cabochon blue sapphire adds a touch of regal opulence, their smooth, rounded surface shimmering against the warm glow of gold. Horse hame clips were often used as functional accessories in the equestrian world, but in Parker's hands, this piece transcended utility to become a statement of refinement and personality. Its intricate detailing and fine materials make it a standout collectible, while its connection to Parker's storied career as Elvis Presley's manager adds a layer of cultural significance. This item is a part of the lost Col. Tom Parker collection, and comes with a certificate of authenticity from Col. Tom Parker's collection. Please Note: This item has never been offered for auction before.

Col. Tom Parker's Silver Tone Lighter Engraved "Colonel" - This exquisite silver-tone lighter engraved with the name "Colonel," was once owned by the legendary Col. Tom Parker. A prominent cigar smoker, Parker's passion for cigars was a distinctive aspect of his persona, making this lighter not just a functional item but a symbol of his larger-than-life character. Often referred to as "the man who made Elvis Presley," Colonel Parker was a savvy businessman whose strategic vision and sharp-witted management played a pivotal role in transforming Elvis into one of the most iconic and commercially successful entertainers in history. Whether you're a dedicated Elvis fan or a collector of rare memorabilia, this engraved lighter provides a unique opportunity to own a tangible connection to one of the most influential figures in the music industry. This item is a part of the lost Col. Tom Parker collection, and comes with a certificate of authenticity from Col. Tom Parker's collection. Please Note: This item has never been offered for auction before.

Col. Tom Parker's Gold Tone Japanese BMG Lighter - This gold tone Japanese BMG lighter was owned by Col. Tom Parker. Known for his love of cigars, Parker's affinity for smoking was one of his trademarks, making this lighter a remarkable testament to his larger-than-life persona. Often called "the man who made Elvis Presley," Colonel Parker was a shrewd businessman whose innovative strategies played a crucial role in elevating Elvis to one of the most iconic and commercially successful entertainers in music history. This item is a part of the lost Col. Tom Parker collection, and comes with a certificate of authenticity from Col. Tom Parker's collection. Please Note: This item has never been offered for auction before.

Col. Tom Parker's Gold Tone Colibri Lighter - This exquisite gold-tone Colibri lighter was once owned by the legendary Colonel Tom Parker. Known for his trademark love of cigars, Parker was an avid cigar smoker, and this stylish lighter perfectly reflects his larger-than-life persona. Often referred to as "the man who made Elvis Presley," Colonel Parker's sharp-witted management and business acumen were instrumental in shaping Elvis into one of the most iconic and commercially successful entertainers in history. This item is a part of the lost Col. Tom Parker collection, and comes with a certificate of authenticity from Col. Tom Parker's collection. Please Note: This item has never been offered for auction before.

Col. Tom Parker's Silver Tone Lighter With Clock From Eddy Arnold Engraved "To Colonel From Eddie" - A true piece of music history, this stunning silver-tone clock lighter, gifted to Colonel Tom Parker by the legendary Eddy Arnold. This unique item not only serves as a functional lighter but also features a clock, blending elegance with practicality. Engraved with the heartfelt message, "To Colonel From Eddie," this lighter reflects the deep respect and friendship between two giants of the music industry. Col. Parker, often referred to as "the man who made Elvis Presley," was an astute businessman whose sharp management style and strategic vision played a pivotal role in transforming Elvis into one of the most legendary and commercially successful entertainers of all time. Before his iconic partnership with Elvis, Parker exclusively managed Eddy Arnold from 1945 to 1953, showcasing his significant influence in shaping the careers of multiple stars. This artifact is a striking connection to the legacy of Colonel Parker and the artists he championed. This item is a part of the lost Col. Tom Parker collection, and comes with a certificate of authenticity from Col. Tom Parker's collection. Please Note: This item has never been offered for auction before.

Col. Tom Parker's Gold Tone Lighter From Eddy Arnold Engraved "To Colonel From Eddie" - This exquisite gold-tone lighter was a personal gift from the legendary Eddy Arnold to Col. Tom Parker. This beautifully crafted lighter, engraved with the heartfelt message "To Colonel From Eddie," not only reflects Parker's appreciation for fine cigars, a trademark of his persona, but also symbolizes the camaraderie between two influential figures in the music industry. Col. Parker, often referred to as "the man who made Elvis Presley," was a shrewd businessman whose strategic management and sharp-witted style were pivotal in shaping Elvis into one of the most legendary and commercially successful entertainers of all time. Before his iconic partnership with Elvis, Parker managed Eddy Arnold exclusively from 1945 to 1953, highlighting his significant impact on the careers of multiple stars. Whether you are an avid Elvis fan, a collector of rare memorabilia, or simply someone who appreciates unique pieces of music history, this engraved lighter provides a rare opportunity to own a significant artifact tied to the legacies of both Parker and Arnold. This item is a part of the lost Col. Tom Parker collection, and comes with a certificate of authenticity from Col. Tom Parker's collection. Please Note: This item has never been offered for auction before.

Elvis Presley and Col. Tom Parker 1957 Telegram Sent to James Savery (Mississippi-Alabama Fair and Dairy Show) - In 1957, Elvis Presley, along with Colonel Tom Parker, Tom Diskin, and country music legend Eddy Arnold, sent this heartfelt telegram to James Savery, the organizer of the Mississippi-Alabama Fair and Dairy Show. The telegram expressed their sincere appreciation and support for the hard work that Savery and his team put into organizing the fair that year. The message conveyed warm wishes, stating their hope that this year?s fair would be the best yet. By including Eddy Arnold, a well-respected figure in the country music community, the telegram emphasized a collective spirit of camaraderie and celebration among artists and industry professionals. This telegram served not only as a token of goodwill but also as a reminder of the important role that local fairs and community events played in American culture. It illustrated how artists like Elvis and Arnold valued their connections to their roots and the people who worked tirelessly behind the scenes to create memorable experiences for attendees. Please Note: This document has been redacted to preserve the integrity of the document and the information it contains. This document has never been offered for auction.

Elvis Presley and Col. Tom Parker 1957 Telegram Sent to Dean Martin - In 1957, Elvis Presley and his manager, Colonel Tom Parker, sent a playful and encouraging telegram to Dean Martin, the legendary entertainer, during his engagement at the Sands Hotel in Las Vegas. The telegram, sent in good humor, contained a line referencing one of Elvis?s biggest hits, stating: "You ain't nothing but a hound dog if you don't break all records at the Sands during your present engagement." The message, full of wit and camaraderie, reflected the friendly rapport between two of the biggest stars of the era. Elvis and Dean Martin, though from different musical backgrounds, rock 'n' roll and crooning, respectively, were both beloved icons of the 1950s entertainment scene. The tongue-in-cheek use of Elvis' song lyrics conveyed their mutual respect while lightheartedly challenging Martin to outshine expectations during his performances at the Sands, a venue synonymous with the Las Vegas entertainment elite. The telegram exemplified the playful spirit of the era's entertainers, as well as the crossover between Hollywood and the music world, with stars like Dean Martin, Elvis Presley, and others frequently engaging with one another in good-natured banter. It also illustrated Colonel Parker's knack for promoting Elvis' image in creative and memorable ways, even when interacting with other celebrities. Please Note: This document has been redacted to preserve the integrity of the document and the information it contains. This document has never been offered for auction.

Elvis Presley and Col. Tom Parker 1957 Telegram Sent to Johnny Ray at Ed Sullivan Show - In 1957, Elvis Presley and his manager, Colonel Tom Parker, sent this playful and congratulatory telegram to Johnny Ray as he prepared for his guest appearance on The Ed Sullivan Show. The telegram began with a warm greeting: "Dear Johnny, hope you had a nice trip back from Australia," which demonstrated their camaraderie and personal connection, acknowledging Ray's recent travels. The message continued with enthusiastic congratulations for his upcoming performance, highlighting the excitement surrounding live television appearances during that era. The playful tone intensified with the humorous admonition: "Don't be Cruel, and don't talk about us when we're gone, or you're nothing but a Hounddog." This clever use of wordplay not only referenced some of Elvis's most popular songs, "Don't Be Cruel" and "Hound Dog," but also underscored the friendly banter that often characterized relationships among the music stars of the time. Parker and Elvis's message also included a warm reminder for Johnny to pass along their regards to Ed Sullivan and the rest of the backstage crew, indicating a sense of community and mutual respect among performers in the industry. Please Note: This document has been redacted to preserve the integrity of the document and the information it contains. This document has never been offered for auction.

Col. Tom Parker Silver Tone Lighter Given to His Wife Marie Mott Engraved "To Marie From The Colonel and Hal" - This remarkable artifact from the iconic Col. Tom Parker was a treasured gift to his first wife, Marie Mott. This stunning lighter, beautifully engraved with "To Marie From The Colonel and Hal," is a piece of music history. Married in 1935, Col. Parker and Marie shared a life until her passing in 1986, and this lighter symbolizes their enduring bond. Col. Parker, often celebrated as "the man who made Elvis Presley," was a savvy businessman whose innovative management transformed Elvis into one of the most beloved entertainers of all time. This item is a part of the lost Col. Tom Parker collection, and comes with a certificate of authenticity from Col. Tom Parker's collection. Please Note: This item has never been offered for auction before.

Col. Tom Parker's "Elvis and the Colonel" Presentation Lighter - This gold tone presentation lighter is a piece of rock 'n' roll history, once belonging to Col. Tom Parker. Designed as a special gift for friends and associates of Elvis Presley and Parker himself, this lighter features the inscriptions "From Elvis and the Colonel" on one side and "Elvis Big 50 RCA Records" on the other, making it a unique collectible for fans and historians alike. Col. Parker, known as "the man who made Elvis Presley," was a master strategist who expertly guided Elvis to become one of the most iconic and commercially successful entertainers of all time. His sharp-witted management style and visionary approach set the stage for the King of Rock 'n' Roll's legendary career. This is a rare opportunity to own a piece of musical history that encapsulates the spirit of an era and the magic of two extraordinary figures. This item is a part of the lost Col. Tom Parker collection, and comes with a certificate of authenticity from Col. Tom Parker's collection. Please Note: This item has never been offered for auction before.

Col. Tom Parker's Dunhill Long Boy Table Lighter and Original Box - This stunning Dunhill table lighter is a piece of rock 'n' roll history, complete with its original box and once owned by Col. Tom Parker. Known for his passion for cigars, Parker's love for the finer things is evident in this elegant piece, a true testament to his sophisticated lifestyle. Often hailed as "the man who made Elvis Presley," Col. Parker was a shrewd businessman whose innovative management played a crucial role in elevating Elvis to one of the most iconic and commercially successful entertainers of all time. His strategic vision and sharp-witted approach shaped an era in music history. This is a rare opportunity to own an artifact that embodies the essence of a legendary figure and his impact on the world of entertainment. This item is a part of the lost Col. Tom Parker collection, and comes with a certificate of authenticity from Col. Tom Parker's collection. Please Note: This item has never been offered for auction before.

Col. Tom Parker's Cohiba Cigar Box W/Unsmoked Cuban Cigars - Col. Tom Parker's Cohiba cigar box, with unsmoked Cuban cigars, is a rare artifact from the personal collection of Elvis Presley's legendary manager. The box itself, made by the iconic Cuban cigar brand Cohiba, reflects Parker's penchant for indulging in high-end, exclusive items. Known for their craftsmanship, Cohiba cigars have long been synonymous with prestige, luxury, and refinement, often enjoyed by powerful figures, making them a fitting accessory for someone of Parker's stature in the entertainment industry. The cigars inside the box remain unsmoked, adding a layer of intrigue and preserving their original condition, as if frozen in time from Parker's era. This cigar box offers a glimpse into Parker's lifestyle, characterized by an appreciation for premium, iconic brands, and his cultivation of an image as a sophisticated and influential figure behind the scenes of Elvis' meteoric rise. As a piece of memorabilia, it holds historical significance not only for its connection to Parker but also as a symbol of mid-20th-century luxury and the glamorous world of show business. These are being sold as historically significant artifacts, not usable tobacco products. This item is a part of the lost Col. Tom Parker collection, and comes with a certificate of authenticity from Col. Tom Parker's collection. Please Note: This item has never been offered for auction before.

Col. Tom Parker's La Corona Cigar Box W/Unsmoked Cuban Cigars - Col. Tom Parker's La Corona cigar box, complete with unsmoked Cuban cigars, is a fascinating relic from the life of the famed manager of Elvis Presley. The box includes cigar cutters, matches, and a smaller box of unsmoked cigars from Columbia Restaurant and Cigar Store in Tampa, Florida. The box, preserved in its original condition, contains cigars that remain untouched, offering a snapshot of the luxurious lifestyle associated with Parker during his career. The unsmoked Cuban cigars are a significant detail, likely acquired before the U.S. embargo on Cuban products in the early 1960s, making them a rare and valuable find. The La Corona brand, known for its smooth and aromatic blends, would have been a choice fitting for Parker, who often surrounded himself with symbols of power and status. As someone deeply embedded in the entertainment world, Parker's ownership of such a luxury item underscores his appreciation for the finer things and his position as a key player in the industry. This cigar box not only connects us to Parker's personal tastes but also serves as a cultural artifact from a bygone era of show business glamor and affluence. It offers collectors and historians alike a glimpse into the extravagant world that Parker inhabited while guiding Elvis' career to international superstardom. These are being sold as historically significant artifacts, not usable tobacco products. This item is a part of the lost Col. Tom Parker collection, and comes with a certificate of authenticity from Col. Tom Parker's collection. Please Note: This item has never been offered for auction before.

Col. Tom Parker's Blue Glass Ashtray - This ashtray is a fascinating artifact that offers a glimpse into the personal life and habits of the man who managed Elvis Presley's career. Known for his ever-present cigars, Parker's ashtray symbolizes his constant involvement in the business, often strategizing and negotiating with a cigar in hand. This ashtray likely sat on his desk or accompanied him during meetings, serving as a silent witness to countless discussions and decisions that shaped Elvis' career. As a collector's item, it represents not only Parker's distinctive personality but also his unwavering dedication to controlling every aspect of Elvis' professional life. Colonel Parker is often referred to as "the man who made Elvis Presley," and was a shrewd businessman who carefully orchestrated Elvis' rise to one of the most legendary and commercially successful entertainers of all time with his sharp-witted management style. This item is a part of the lost Col. Tom Parker collection, and comes with a certificate of authenticity from Col. Tom Parker's collection. Please Note: This item has never been offered for auction before.

Col. Tom Parker's Clear Glass Ashtray - This ashtray is a fascinating artifact that offers a glimpse into the personal life and habits of the man who managed Elvis Presley's career. Known for his ever-present cigars, Parker's ashtray symbolizes his constant involvement in the business, often strategizing and negotiating with a cigar in hand. This ashtray likely sat on his desk or accompanied him during meetings, serving as a silent witness to countless discussions and decisions that shaped Elvis' career. As a collector's item, it represents not only Parker's distinctive personality but also his unwavering dedication to controlling every aspect of Elvis' professional life. Colonel Parker is often referred to as "the man who made Elvis Presley," and was a shrewd businessman who carefully orchestrated Elvis' rise to one of the most legendary and commercially successful entertainers of all time with his sharp-witted management style. This item is a part of the lost Col. Tom Parker collection, and comes with a certificate of authenticity from Col. Tom Parker's collection. Please Note: This item has never been offered for auction before.

Col. Tom Parker's Green Glass Flower Shaped Ashtray - This ashtray is a fascinating artifact that offers a glimpse into the personal life and habits of the man who managed Elvis Presley's career. Known for his ever-present cigars, Parker's ashtray symbolizes his constant involvement in the business, often strategizing and negotiating with a cigar in hand. This ashtray likely sat on his desk or accompanied him during meetings, serving as a silent witness to countless discussions and decisions that shaped Elvis' career. As a collector's item, it represents not only Parker's distinctive personality but also his unwavering dedication to controlling every aspect of Elvis' professional life. Colonel Parker is often referred to as "the man who made Elvis Presley," and was a shrewd businessman who carefully orchestrated Elvis' rise to one of the most legendary and commercially successful entertainers of all time with his sharp-witted management style. This item is a part of the lost Col. Tom Parker collection, and comes with a certificate of authenticity from Col. Tom Parker's collection. Please Note: This item has never been offered for auction before.

All Star Shows Handwritten Executive Notepad Regarding Elvis W/"Secrets of the Colonel" - This All Star Shows handwritten executive notepad is a fascinating artifact that offers a glimpse into the mind of one of the most influential figures in the music industry. The notepad, used during Parker's extensive career managing Elvis Presley, showcases his unique blend of showmanship and business acumen. The notepad is filled with distinctive handwriting, which includes notes, ideas, and plans that reflect his innovative thinking and keen sense for promotion. This personal touch adds a layer of authenticity, as it reveals Parker's and his staff's at All Star Shows direct involvement in the decision-making processes that shaped Elvis' career. As a piece of memorabilia, this notepad not only captures Parker's managerial prowess but also serves as a tangible connection to the era of rock 'n' roll and the unique relationship between Parker and Elvis Presley. For collectors and fans, it represents a valuable historical document that embodies the complexities of managing a superstar while navigating the entertainment landscape of the time. This handwritten notepad stands as a testament to Parker's legacy and the secrets he held as the man behind the curtain in Elvis' extraordinary rise to fame. This item is a part of the lost Col. Tom Parker collection, and comes with a certificate of authenticity from Col. Tom Parker's collection. Please Note: This item has never been offered for auction before.

Elvis Presley Signed 1956 Songwriters Contract for "Let Me" (Museum Collection) - This 1956 songwriters contract gives a glimpse into the inner workings of Elvis Presley's early career. This Standard Uniform Popular Songwriters Contract for the song "Let Me" from Elvis' hit 1956 movie Love Me Tender marks a seminal point in the King's career and his movie debut. The standard two-page, double-sided printed agreement dated September 1st, 1956 between Elvis Presley Music, Inc. and Vera Matson and Elvis Presley, is signed by Elvis Presley and Vera Matson at the conclusion. The song itself was written by Ken Darby and published by Elvis Presley Music, which credited Elvis and Darby's wife Vera Matson as Ken Darby's pseudonym. Elvis received partial songwriting credit because of his relationship with Hill and Range, which demanded any song recorded by Elvis would entitle him to 50% writing credit. The agreement lists royalties of 4 cents per copy for regular piano copies sold in the U.S. and 5 cents per copy of orchestrations sold in the U.S. as well as a royalty of 50% of all net sums for piano copies and orchestrations received by the publisher in any foreign country. Paragraph (e) has been struck while a paragraph H-1 has been added that states, "The sum of Twelve Dollars and Fifty Cents ($12.50) as and when said composition is published in any folio or composite work or lyric magazine by the Publisher or licensees of the Publisher." The agreement also makes several additional amendments including adding paragraph 18 above the signatures which reads: "The Writers hereby consent and agree that the Publisher may, without any payment therefor, grant to TWENTIETH CENTURY FOX an unlimited worldwide synchronization license for the three (3) compositions covered by this agreement for any and all motion pictures produced and/or distributed by TWENTIETH CENTURY FOX and its associated companies and corporations for the full copyright terms of said compositions, and the same applies for the use of said titles as titles of motion pictures." A similar contract from the 1956 film was sold at a Graceland auction in 2018 for $25,000. The piece comes from the collection of the Elvis & Rock N' Roll Museum in Denmark.

Elvis Presley, Scotty Moore, D. J. Fontana, Bill Black, Jimmy Snow and Lou Williams Rare Signed 1956 U.S. Magazine From Col. Parker's Office (Museum Collection W/COA) - This 1956 Elvis Presley magazine is signed by Elvis Presley, Scotty Moore, D. J. Fontana, Bill Black, Jimmy Snow, and Lou Williams on the back cover, and represents a true piece of history from the start of Rock and Roll. Elvis toured the cities in the south with his boys Scotty Moore, D. J. Fontana, and Bill Black, the pioneers of rock and roll. Bill Black was the bassist in Elvis' early trio from 1954 to 1958. The trio played on all Elvis' first 5 records for Sun records and many of the live shows in the mid-1950s. He died May 15, 1965 and his autograph is the hardest to find. What makes this magazine ultra rare is that this one is an RCA stamped promotional copy of the magazine, as opposed to the version sold in stores. Stamped on front "Elvis Presley Show" and inside with RCA logos. Each of the autographs are signed on the portrait photo of Elvis on the back side, and Elvis' signature is stunningly fine. The magazine is also signed by singer Jimmy Snow, son of the legendary Hank Snow, who would tour with both Hank and Elvis and hang out backstage in the early days. Early autographs from Jimmy Snow are difficult to find. The last signature is Lou Williams, signed "To one of the best, Cousin Lou Williams". According to our seller, this promotional magazine comes from Colonel Tom Parkers office, stamped with "THE ELVIS SHOW". According to our seller, "I visited Colonel several times in the 1980s, became good friends and received several gifts from him. I was also honored to become a member of his personal Snowmens League in 1983." Please see photos attached. The piece comes from the collection of the Elvis & Rock N' Roll Museum in Denmark.

Elvis Presley 1957 Power of Attorney Document Signed by Vernon Presley and Col. Tom Parker (Museum Collection) - This is an official letter from Vernon Presley to Elvis, dated January 15, 1957. Vernon grants the recently turned 22 year old Elvis power of attorney in case of his absence in all matters relating to Elvis Presley Music, Inc. and Gladys Music, Inc., providing that the written approval of Colonel Thomas Parker is also given. The document is clearly signed by Vernon Presley in blue ink at the close of the letter and approved with a fountain pen signature from Colonel Parker. Most autographs by Tom Parker in later years of his life were always signed "The Colonel". This autograph, signed "Col. Thomas A. Parker" is very hard to find. The piece comes from the collection of the Elvis & Rock N' Roll Museum in Denmark.

Elvis Presley Pair of Gold Tone Microphone Bookends Given to Milton Berle - This is a pair of gold tone microphone bookends, each with a facsimile Elvis Presley signature and the inscription "To Milton Berle, In Appreciation From Elvis Presley's Graceland". The bookends were gifted by Elvis Presley Enterprises to Milton Berle honoring his 50th year in showbusiness. The lot includes two black and white photographs of Elvis and Berle together, and lot tags from a previous auction. Elvis' appearance on The Milton Berle Show in April of 1956, with its incendiary performance of "Hound Dog", was an important landmark in Elvis' early career. Measurements: 9.25 x 3.25 inches.

Col. Tom Parker's Cast Silver Portrait Ring Made by Uncle Zeke W/Wood Case - This ring was owned by Col. Tom Parker and was a gift to Parker made by a personal friend whom he referred to as "Uncle Zeke". The ring showcases Parker's likeness adorned with classic cowboy details, such as a wide-brimmed hat , mustache, and rugged features, symbolizing his larger-than-life persona and flair for theatricality. The intricate detailing brings a sense of personality and charm to this striking piece. Accompanying the ring is its original wooden case, which adds an element of rustic elegance and provides a secure and stylish display option. The combination of the ring's bold design and the wooden case's artisanal touch makes this a truly distinctive collectible. The ring is signed "Zeke" on the back of the piece. This ring transcends its role as mere jewelry, serving as a piece of wearable art that celebrates Col. Parker's legacy and his knack for blending showmanship with personal flair. A must-have for collectors of Elvis-era memorabilia, vintage craftsmanship, and Western-inspired accessories. This item is a part of the lost Col. Tom Parker collection, and comes with a certificate of authenticity from Col. Tom Parker's collection. Please Note: This item has never been offered for auction before.

Col. Tom Parker's Silver "Col. Parker" Wagon Miniature Made by "Uncle Zeke" - This exquisite miniature silver "Col. Parker" wagon was once owned by the legendary Colonel Tom Parker, the mastermind behind Elvis Presley's rise to fame. The wagon was a gift to Parker made by a personal friend whom he referred to as "Uncle Zeke", and is inscribed "Zeke" on the back of the piece. This stunning collectible not only showcases Parker's distinctive style but also symbolizes his pivotal role in transforming Elvis into a global icon. Often hailed as "the man who made Elvis," Parker's savvy management and innovative strategies redefined the entertainment industry. Its intricate craftsmanship and historical significance make it a rare and cherished addition to any collection. Whether you're a dedicated Elvis enthusiast or a collector of unique memorabilia, this silver miniature wagon serves as a tangible connection to the legacy of Colonel Parker and the music world he helped shape. This item is a part of the lost Col. Tom Parker collection, and comes with a certificate of authenticity from Col. Tom Parker's collection. Please Note: This item has never been offered for auction before.

Col. Tom Parker's Silver, Turquoise, and Coral Ring - This Native American ring was owned by Col. Tom Parker. The ring is crafted in silver and features vibrant turquoise and coral stones set in sawtooth edges. Colonel Parker is often referred to as "the man who made Elvis Presley," and was a shrewd businessman who carefully orchestrated Elvis' rise to one of the most legendary and commercially successful entertainers of all time with his sharp-witted management style. This item is a part of the lost Col. Tom Parker collection, and comes with a certificate of authenticity from Col. Tom Parker's collection. Please Note: This item has never been offered for auction before.

Elvis Presley and Col. Tom Parker 1958 Telegram Sent to Jerry Lewis - In 1958, Elvis Presley and Colonel Tom Parker sent this supportive telegram to comedian Jerry Lewis at NBC Television Studios, marking the premiere of Lewis' new television show. The telegram, sent during a time when Elvis was serving in the U.S. Army and stationed in Germany, conveys their well-wishes despite Elvis' inability to watch the show. The message is warm and friendly, with Parker emphasizing the bond between the three entertainers, referring to themselves as "your pals Elvis and the Colonel." It reflects Parker's knack for maintaining connections within the entertainment industry, showing his and Elvis' genuine regard for fellow performers like Jerry Lewis, who was a major comedic star at the time. The telegram also highlights Parker's role as Elvis' representative during his military service, ensuring Elvis remained connected with the entertainment world and its key figures. It exemplifies the camaraderie and mutual respect between top entertainers of the era, while subtly keeping Elvis' presence alive despite his physical absence from the American stage. Please Note: This document has been redacted to preserve the integrity of the document and the information it contains. This document has never been offered for auction.

Col. Tom Parker 1959 Telegram Sent to Frank Sinatra for His Birthday - In 1959, Colonel Tom Parker, on behalf of himself, Elvis Presley, and his wife, sent this humorous and heartfelt telegram to Frank Sinatra in celebration of his birthday. The telegram was filled with Parker's signature wit and playful charm, and it included warm congratulations for Sinatra. It read in part: "Congratulations from Elvis, myself, and Mrs. Parker, and we sincerely hope that you will at least be around to double this." This was a lighthearted wish for many more birthdays to come. Parker, known for his sense of humor, went on to joke about sending birthday gifts: "Would have mailed a cake but commissions from army pay have been used on the Christmas cards and the advance promotion on the upcoming guest appearance on your show next year so I am shipping Tennessee smoked sausage instead." This cheeky remark referenced Elvis' military service at the time and Elvis' upcoming appearance on Sinatra's TV special in 1960, which was highly anticipated as it would mark Elvis' return to the entertainment spotlight after his time in the U.S. Army. The playful telegram showcased the friendly rapport between the two entertainment titans, with Parker poking fun at the logistics of managing Elvis' career while still sending a thoughtful (and very Southern) gift in the form of Tennessee smoked sausage. It was a charming blend of humor, professional respect, and good-natured camaraderie, highlighting the mutual regard between Sinatra and the Elvis-Parker team. Please Note: This document has been redacted to preserve the integrity of the document and the information it contains. This document has never been offered for auction.

Col. Tom Parker Christmas 1959 Telegram Sent to Elvis Presley in Germany - In December 1959, Colonel Tom Parker sent this heartfelt and festive Christmas telegram to Elvis Presley, who was stationed in Germany during his service with the U.S. Army. As Elvis was away from home and his career, Parker's telegram served as a reminder of their close professional relationship and personal bond. The telegram wishes a Merry Christmas to Elvis, Vernon, Grandma, Lamar, and Cliff, from Colonel and Mrs. Parker. This holiday message reflected Parker's role not just as a manager, but as a guiding figure who kept Elvis focused on the future, knowing that his post-military return would be a major event in the music industry. The Christmas 1959 telegram stands as a symbol of the enduring partnership between Parker and Elvis, built on both business and personal care, as well as their ability to stay connected even when oceans apart. Please Note: This document has been redacted to preserve the integrity of the document and the information it contains. This document has never been offered for auction.

Col. Tom Parker 1959 Telegram Sent to Vernon Presley in Germany - In 1959, Colonel Tom Parker sent this urgent telegram to Vernon Presley, Elvis' father, while Vernon was in Germany visiting his son during his military service. The telegram conveyed Parker's frustration and concern regarding communication difficulties. It read: "Tried call back unable get line could not understand Lamar clearly spoke too excited suggest you try call me if important will leave my call in must be leak somewhere someone trying call here from Frankfurt did not take call." This message reflects the hectic nature of managing Elvis' career while he was stationed abroad, as Parker attempted to coordinate communication among the various parties involved. His mention of difficulties in understanding the call from Lamar Fike, a member of Elvis' entourage, indicates a sense of urgency and the potential for misunderstandings in the management of Elvis' affairs during this time. The telegram highlights the strong connection between Elvis and his family, emphasizing his commitment to keeping everyone informed despite the challenges of long-distance communication. It also showcases Parker's role as a manager who was deeply invested in the personal and professional well-being of Elvis and his family. The informal and somewhat chaotic nature of the message paints a vivid picture of the challenges faced during a time when technology did not allow for the seamless communication we have today, underscoring the importance of staying connected during Elvis' military service. Please Note: This document has been redacted to preserve the integrity of the document and the information it contains. This document has never been offered for auction.

Col. Tom Parker 1959 Telegram Sent to Vernon Presley in Germany - In 1959, Colonel Tom Parker sent this important telegram to Vernon Presley, Elvis' father, while Elvis was stationed in Germany with the U.S. Army. The telegram addressed a request from the manager of the popular vocal group The Platters for Elvis to appear on a radio show scheduled for December 20. Parker' message read: "Received request from manager Platters you do radio show December 20. Have advised due to many other requests same type and all requests must come through US Army information Washington we are unable to do the radio show as you are not in special service." This statement highlighted the bureaucratic challenges that surrounded Elvis' military service, including the necessity for all public engagements to be approved through official Army channels. Parker explained that he had already turned down over fifteen similar requests that month, indicating the high demand for Elvis' participation in various events while emphasizing the limitations imposed by his military status. He added: "Feel sure you must not know about this stop it would be impossible to one show and not the many others," pointing out that accommodating one appearance would create a precedent for others, complicating Elvis' commitments further. This telegram exemplified Parker's role as a gatekeeper for Elvis' career, carefully managing requests while navigating the complexities of military protocol. It also underscored the challenges faced by entertainers during military service, as well as the dedication of Parker to protect Elvis' interests, even when circumstances limited his opportunities. Please Note: This document has been redacted to preserve the integrity of the document and the information it contains. This document has never been offered for auction.

Elvis Presley 1959 Signed German Beer Garden Chair Used During August, 1959 Gederner See Lake "Secret Vacation" W/Elvis Off Duty CD and Photo Booklet - This wood and metal folding chair was sat in by Elvis Presley during a two-week Summer lake vacation while stationed in Germany. The month of August 1959 was seemingly busy for Elvis. On August 17th Elvis met with "G.I. Blues" producer Hal B. Wallis in Bad Nauheim, and at Paramount in Frankfurt. Wallis attempted to convince Elvis to do some shooting for the movie as he was interested in several locations near Frankfurt, however it was prohibited by Col. Parker. August 14th also marked the one year anniversary of his mother's unfortunate passing. After his meeting with Wallis, Elvis traveled to Gederner See lake where he stayed in the guesthouse "Finger" accompanied by Lamar Fike and another Army buddy, looking for some seclusion away from the media. During this trip he met and befriended a Frankfurt family, who often spent family vacations camping at the lake. Elvis spent time with the family, including 18 year-old Rosemarie Prass, with whom he enjoyed doing bike trips around the lake and short trips with a Messerschmidt bubble car. Elvis sat in this chair during that summer of August, 1959 in the beer garden located at the lake. Elvis eventually signed the chair before leaving the lake in early September. The chair would be acquired by Rosemarie Prass who kept it in her possession for many years, never offering the chair for public sale. It was then acquired by Prass' neighbor and friend, and comes with documentation and photographs surrounding the chair and Elvis 1959 "secret vacation". The lot also includes an "Elvis Off Duty with Private Presley" CD and photo booklet featuring images of Elvis and Rosemarie Prass. Please note: The signature on the chair has faded with age (please see photos). Item Note: This item is located in Florida, and shipping will be at the expense of the winning bidder.

Elvis Presley Personally Owned 1960s Hawaiian Shirt in Exhibit Quality Framed Display W/LOA - This 1960s Hawaiian shirt by Hukilau Fashions was owned and worn by Elvis Presley. The shirt comes with a letter of authenticity from EP Archives, stating in part, "While on location for the filming of Blue Hawaii in 1961, Elvis purchased several 'Hawaiian type' button shirts to wear while staying on Oahu. Most filming was done in and around Waikiki and Elvis wanted to fit in with the natives. Elvis' love for the Hawaiian people and their beautiful surroundings brought him back many times; self proclaiming Hawaii his favorite vacation spot. Elvis later gave this shirt to Homer Gilleland who was his hairdresser beginning in 1967." The shirt has been matted and framed. Measurements: 40 x 32 inches. Item Note: This item is located in Florida, and shipping will be at the expense of the winning bidder.

Col. Tom Parker 1960 Telegram Sent to Music Publisher Freddy Bienstock - In 1960, Colonel Tom Parker sent this telegram to songwriter Freddy Bienstock, who was instrumental in managing and acquiring music for Elvis Presley. The telegram reflects Parker's proactive approach to shaping Elvis' musical repertoire, particularly as Presley was transitioning from rock 'n' roll rebel to a more versatile artist. The subject, "Elvis Presley music in 1619 Broadway," refers to the Brill Building, a legendary hub of songwriting talent, underscoring the importance of finding the right material for Elvis. In the telegram, Parker suggests Bienstock explore ideas for a title song similar in style and melody to "Are You Lonesome Tonight," a ballad that had been a recent hit for Elvis. Parker emphasizes the need for a song with a specific emotional tone and musical structure, implying a focus on creating another potential chart-topper. He encourages Bienstock to either come up with an original composition or to modify existing public domain (PD) tunes by rewriting the lyrics, showing Parker's pragmatic approach to securing material for Presley's recordings. The telegram is a glimpse into the behind-the-scenes machinations of Elvis' music career, with Parker pushing for songs that would capitalize on Presley's strengths while also navigating the complexities of licensing and music publishing. It highlights Parker's involvement in every aspect of Elvis' career, ensuring that the songs chosen aligned with their strategic goals for his evolving image and sound. Please Note: This document has been redacted to preserve the integrity of the document and the information it contains. This document has never been offered for auction.

Elvis Presley and Col. Tom Parker 1960 Telegram Sent to Johnny Cash - In 1960, Elvis Presley and his manager, Colonel Tom Parker, sent this warm and supportive telegram to Johnny Cash as he prepared for a performance alongside Tennessee Ernie Ford. The telegram, marked by camaraderie and goodwill, read: "Best wishes on your appearance with our good friend Tennessee Ernie Ford. Wishing you lots of luck and our best wishes also to Ernie, Homer, Jethro, and your band." This message not only conveyed their encouragement to Cash but also reflected the strong bonds of friendship that existed among prominent figures in the country and rock music scenes during this era. Overall, the telegram serves as a testament to the camaraderie that characterized the music world in the 1960s, where artists like Elvis Presley and Johnny Cash maintained connections that extended beyond competition. This gesture of goodwill exemplified the spirit of mutual support that helped shape their legacies as two of the most iconic figures in American music history. Please Note: This document has been redacted to preserve the integrity of the document and the information it contains. This document has never been offered for auction.

Col. Tom Parker 1961 Telegram Sent to Minnie Pearl Regarding U.S.S. Arizona Benefit Show - This telegram was sent by Colonel Tom Parker to country music star Minnie Pearl regarding an important benefit show for the U.S.S. Arizona Memorial, which would feature Elvis. The concert was organized to raise funds for the construction of a memorial at Pearl Harbor to honor the lives lost during the tragic attack on December 7, 1941. Parker's telegram to Minnie Pearl conveyed his excitement and appreciation for her involvement in the benefit. It reflected the Colonel's dedication to making the event a grand success. The U.S.S. Arizona benefit concert was a significant event, not only because of its noble purpose but also because it showcased Elvis' commitment to patriotic causes. This gesture emphasized the collaborative efforts of stars like Minnie Pearl and Elvis Presley to give back to the nation. The benefit concert, which took place in March 1961, raised over $60,000 (equivalent to over $500,000 today), with Elvis' performance being a key highlight. Colonel Parker's coordination and use of media, including telegrams like the one to Minnie Pearl, ensured the event was a monumental success in both raising awareness and funds for the memorial. Please Note: This document has been redacted to preserve the integrity of the document and the information it contains. This document has never been offered for auction.

Elvis Presley 1961 Telegram Sent to Col. Tom Parker Regarding U.S.S. Arizona Benefit Show - In early 1961, Elvis Presley sent this heartfelt telegram to his manager, Colonel Tom Parker, expressing his enthusiasm and dedication to the U.S.S. Arizona Memorial benefit concert. This benefit show, organized to raise funds for a memorial at Pearl Harbor, held great significance as it honored the lives lost during the attack on the U.S.S. Arizona in 1941. In the telegram, Elvis expresses his excitement to help raise money for the U.S.S. Arizona Memorial to be constructed. The telegram was sent to Col. Parker at the Hawaiian Village Hotel in Honolulu, Hawaii. The U.S.S. Arizona benefit show, which took place on March 25, 1961, saw Elvis performing to a sold-out crowd at Bloch Arena in Pearl Harbor. The concert successfully raised over $60,000 for the memorial fund. Elvis' telegram to Colonel Parker reinforced their close professional relationship and mutual dedication to ensuring the benefit's success, further cementing Elvis' legacy as a musician committed to charitable and patriotic causes. Please Note: This document has been redacted to preserve the integrity of the document and the information it contains. This document has never been offered for auction.

Elvis Presley 1961 Telegram Sent to WIBG Radio Station - In 1961, while on the set of his film Wild in the Country, Elvis Presley sent this gracious telegram to WIBG Radio Station in Philadelphia, expressing his heartfelt appreciation after learning that their listeners had named him the number one male vocalist. The station, a major player in rock and roll broadcasting at the time, had conducted a poll or survey in which Elvis' fans voted him to the top spot, a testament to his enduring popularity. In the telegram, Elvis thanked WIBG and its listeners for their continued support, expressing how much the recognition meant to him. This telegram highlights Elvis' humility and gratitude, despite his immense success. It also underscores the strong connection between Elvis and his audience, particularly at a time when he was cementing his status as an iconic figure in American popular culture. By reaching out to WIBG, Elvis recognized the influential role radio stations played in promoting his music and shaping his career. The telegram states that Elvis "learned this news here on the set of 'Wild in the Country'," providing a personal touch and connecting his success in music with his growing career in Hollywood. The acknowledgment of the award while he was on set symbolized how Elvis was balancing his dual careers in music and film at the time. Please Note: This document has been redacted to preserve the integrity of the document and the information it contains. This document has never been offered for auction.

Col. Tom Parker 1961 Telegram Sent to Producer Hal Wallis Regarding "Blue Hawaii" - In 1961, Colonel Tom Parker sent this congratulatory telegram to producer Hal Wallis regarding the successful release of Blue Hawaii, a film that marked a significant moment in Elvis Presley's career. The telegram, characterized by Parker's distinctive blend of humor and business savvy, began with a warm expression of approval: "Congratulations on Blue Hawaii. I couldn't be more impressed if you gave us fifty percent of the profits." This statement not only acknowledged the film's success but also highlighted the lucrative nature of the project. Parker continued with a playful tone, asserting that even with a reduced share of profits, Wallis and Colonel Hazen would still do well, underscoring the financial potential of Blue Hawaii. His phrase, "We are just as happy with the deal we have as we don't change horses in the middle of the stream, especially when it looks like the horse is coming in," conveyed his satisfaction with their existing arrangement and the ongoing success of Elvis' films. The metaphor of not changing horses illustrated Parker's commitment to their current partnership, especially when it appeared they were on the brink of success. The closing line, "You are still the top jockey and this is no snow job. Blue Hawaii-ingly yours," reinforced Parker's respect for Wallis as a key player in Elvis' film endeavors while incorporating a clever play on words related to the film's title. This telegram exemplified Parker's shrewd yet affable approach to business, as he skillfully maintained positive relationships with industry executives while ensuring Elvis' interests remained a priority. Please Note: This document has been redacted to preserve the integrity of the document and the information it contains. This document has never been offered for auction.

Elvis Presley and Col. Tom Parker 1961 Telegram Sent to Dick Clark - In 1961, Elvis Presley and his manager, Colonel Tom Parker, sent this congratulatory telegram to Dick Clark in celebration of the ninth anniversary of American Bandstand, the iconic television show that showcased emerging musical talent and helped propel rock and roll into mainstream culture. The telegram marked a moment of acknowledgment and appreciation for Clark's significant impact on the music industry and youth culture during the 1950s and early 1960s. American Bandstand had played a crucial role in Elvis' own rise to fame, featuring him multiple times during its run and solidifying his status as a cultural icon. By sending this telegram, Presley and Parker reinforced their gratitude for Clark's influence and support in the entertainment world. Overall, the telegram exemplified the collaborative nature of the entertainment industry, where artists and promoters worked together to shape the cultural landscape. Please Note: This document has been redacted to preserve the integrity of the document and the information it contains. This document has never been offered for auction.

Col. Tom Parker Telegram Sent to MGM Executive Robert O'Brien - Colonel Tom Parker sent this notable telegram to MGM executive Robert O'Brien, congratulating him and his organization on their achievements. The telegram, written on behalf of Parker, his wife, and Elvis Presley, expressed both a personal and professional sentiment towards O'Brien and his team. In part, the message humorously remarked: "I sincerely hope that you remember that the ole Colonel on several occasions advised you that the cristal ball I was looking in gave out good vibrations which I passed on to you through snower strickling and other emmisaries." This playful tone set the stage for a more serious request as Parker urged O'Brien to collaborate with his team to find "good strong rugged stories for your next Presley pictures." Parker's insistence on moving away from the formulaic themes of "swimming pools, bikini suits, [and] night club interpretations," which had characterized many of Elvis' previous films, reflected his desire for more engaging and diverse storylines that would showcase Elvis' talents in fresh ways. This telegram illustrates Parker's deep involvement in Elvis' career, demonstrating his commitment to ensuring that the projects featuring the King of Rock 'n' Roll were both commercially successful and artistically fulfilling. The telegram also showcases Parker's knack for blending humor with strategic insight, as he sought to push MGM to elevate the quality of Elvis' films while maintaining a light-hearted rapport with O'Brien. Overall, it reflects the collaborative relationship between Elvis' management and the film industry, as they navigated the creative landscape of the entertainment world in the 1960s. Please Note: This document has been redacted to preserve the integrity of the document and the information it contains. This document has never been offered for auction.

Elvis Presley Signed 1963 MGM Contract in Exhibit Quality Shadow Box Display W/LOA - This fantastic exhibit quality shadow box display contains a 1963 contract between Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer and Elvis Presley. The display shows the address page, addressed to Elvis' agency, William Morris Agency in Beverly Hills, California, along with the signature page that is signed by Elvis Presley as well as representatives from MGM and Ted Richmond Productions. The contract is dated February 20, 1963, and mentions "Said print shall be returnable to us upon demand, and in any event upon your breach of any of the conditions hereof." The contract is beautifully framed in a shadow box display together with sheets of Elvis Presley stamps, an Elvis Presley figurine, photographs, and a concert ticket for June 18, 1977. The lot includes a letter of authenticity from PSA DNA. Measurements: 32 x 24 x 6.5 inches. Item Note: This item is located in Florida, and shipping will be at the expense of the winning bidder.

Elvis Presley Personally Owned Black Sun Records Jacket From Sam Phillips W/(4) LOAs (Framed) - This black Sun Records jacket was personally owned by Elvis Presley, who was gifted the jacket from Sun Records owner Sam Phillips. The jacket comes with a letter of authenticity from award-winning gospel singer, David L. Cook, who states that he received this jacket from Col. Tom Parker in the mid-1980s while working together on a radio and television show. The letter states in part, "This jacket was given to Elvis as a gift from the owner of Sun Records as they hosted their new line of merchandise. The story associated is that Elvis loved to wear the jacket when he finished working out." The letter goes on to state that Elvis left the jacket in a limousine where it was retrieved by Col. Tom Parker who kept it until giving it to Cook. The jacket also comes with three additional letters of authenticity from collectors who later obtained the jacket, documenting the chain of ownership. The jacket has been professionally matted and framed. Measurements: 41.5 x 34 inches. Item Note: This item is located in Florida, and shipping will be at the expense of the winning bidder.

Col. Tom Parker Telegram Sent to Sam Phillips Regarding Sale of Contracts - Colonel Tom Parker sent this direct and professional telegram to Sam Phillips, the influential founder of Sun Records and the man credited with discovering Elvis Presley. The message addressed a growing concern Parker had regarding unsolicited offers he had received from various businessmen interested in negotiating the sale of Elvis' contracts. The telegram read: "Dear Sam, you are the fifth businessman that has contacted me regarding negotiating the sale of my contracts. I do not know where this is coming from. I know of no reason why I should be interested in negotiating such a deal but I do thank you for the telegram." This communication reflected Parker's confusion and caution amidst the rising interest in Elvis' burgeoning career, which was becoming increasingly lucrative. Parker's acknowledgment of Phillips as the fifth person to reach out underscored the growing buzz surrounding Elvis and the potential business opportunities tied to his fame. By expressing his lack of interest in negotiating a sale at that time, Parker reinforced his commitment to protecting Elvis' interests and the integrity of their existing agreements. This telegram illustrates Parker's strategic approach to managing Elvis' career, showcasing his awareness of the complexities of the music industry and his determination to maintain control over the business decisions that would shape Elvis' future. Please Note: This document has been redacted to preserve the integrity of the document and the information it contains. This document has never been offered for auction.

Elvis Presley and Col. Tom Parker 1961 Telegram Sent to Hank Snow Congratulations on 25 Years With RCA - In 1961, Elvis Presley and his manager, Colonel Tom Parker, sent this congratulatory telegram to country music legend Hank Snow, recognizing his remarkable 25-year milestone with RCA Victor. The message is brief but sincere, acknowledging Snow's impressive legacy with the label, where both Presley and Snow were signed artists. Parker's line, "Your track record speaks for itself," reflects genuine respect for Snow's longstanding success and contributions to the music industry. Hank Snow played a pivotal role in Elvis' early career, having once worked closely with Parker to promote Presley when he was still emerging as a star. This telegram represents more than just a formal acknowledgment of Snow's achievement, it's a nod to the shared history between these influential figures. Please Note: This document has been redacted to preserve the integrity of the document and the information it contains. This document has never been offered for auction.

Col. Tom Parker 1961 Telegram Sent to Vernon Presley - In 1961, Colonel Tom Parker sent this urgent telegram to Vernon Presley, Elvis Presley's father, underscoring his hands-on management style and the importance of his constant communication with Elvis. The message, marked by its sense of urgency, instructs Vernon to have Elvis call Parker the following day, specifying the exact time and contact details at Paramount Studios in Hollywood. This telegram highlights the nature of Parker's relationship with Elvis, where Parker acted as a gatekeeper, often routing communication through Vernon to ensure things ran smoothly. The precision in Parker's instructions, down to the extension number and timing, emphasizes the meticulous level of control he exercised in managing every aspect of Elvis' career, particularly as Presley was involved in filming and other business matters at the time. The fact that Parker was waiting at Paramount Studios suggests that this call related to a pressing matter concerning either Elvis' film work or other business decisions. The telegram reflects Parker's influential role in guiding Elvis' career and his insistence on keeping a tight schedule and direct contact during important moments in Presley's professional life. Please Note: This document has been redacted to preserve the integrity of the document and the information it contains. This document has never been offered for auction.

Elvis Presley and Col. Tom Parker Telegram Sent to Roy Orbison at MGM Studios - In 1962, Elvis Presley and his manager, Colonel Tom Parker, sent this congratulatory telegram to Roy Orbison, who was starting a new film project with producer Sam Katzman at MGM Studios. The telegram expressed heartfelt congratulations on Orbison?s new venture, recognizing the significance of his work in film alongside a respected figure like Katzman, who was known for producing several successful movies featuring popular artists. By acknowledging Orbison's achievement, Elvis and Parker reinforced their friendship and solidarity within the entertainment community. Please Note: This document has been redacted to preserve the integrity of the document and the information it contains. This document has never been offered for auction.

Col. Tom Parker 1963 Congratulatory Telegram Sent to Frank Sinatra - In 1963, Colonel Tom Parker sent this playful and congratulatory telegram to Frank Sinatra, following Sinatra's appearance on the Academy Awards. The message carries Parker's characteristic charm and wit, acknowledging Sinatra's performance on the show and offering a unique token of appreciation with the humorous "snow man award," a personal gesture from Parker, who was often referred to as "The Snowman" due to his reputation for being a master of the show business "snow job," or salesmanship. Parker's telegram to Sinatra not only celebrates the singer's involvement in one of Hollywood's most prestigious events but also highlights the friendly rapport between the two entertainment giants. The line, "You may not win an Oscar," suggests Parker's candid acknowledgment of the unpredictable nature of award shows, while offering his own symbolic award as a form of recognition that transcends the formalities of Hollywood accolades. This telegram reflects Parker's knack for maintaining lighthearted yet meaningful connections with influential figures in the industry. By sending this message to Sinatra, Parker further solidifies his standing among the entertainment elite, positioning both himself and Elvis as part of the same circle of stars while also showing his respect and admiration for Sinatra's talents. Please Note: This document has been redacted to preserve the integrity of the document and the information it contains. This document has never been offered for auction.

Col. Tom Parker and Elvis Presley 1963 Sympathy Telegram Sent to Family of Patsy Cline - In 1963, Colonel Tom Parker and Elvis Presley sent this heartfelt sympathy telegram to the family of Patsy Cline following her tragic death in a plane crash. The message, sent on behalf of Parker, his wife, and Elvis, conveys deep condolences, acknowledging the profound loss felt by Cline's loved ones and the music community at large. Parker's words, "Patsy was one of the great artists of our time with a bright future," reflect genuine admiration for Cline's immense talent and potential, recognizing her as a trailblazer in country music who had already achieved great success and was poised for even more. By stating, "All of us in our business share your deep loss," Parker not only expresses personal grief but also speaks on behalf of the wider music industry, illustrating the respect and influence Cline held among her peers. This telegram underscores the strong sense of solidarity and shared mourning within the entertainment world, and Parker's inclusion of Elvis in the message signifies the connection between these iconic artists. It also highlights the regard that both he and Elvis had for fellow performers, demonstrating their compassion and respect for a fallen colleague. Please Note: This document has been redacted to preserve the integrity of the document and the information it contains. This document has never been offered for auction.

Col. Tom Parker and Elvis Presley 1968 Birthday Telegram Sent to President Lyndon B. Johnson - In January 1968, Colonel Tom Parker sent this formal birthday telegram on behalf of himself and Elvis Presley to President Lyndon B. Johnson, commemorating the President's special day with a gesture of goodwill and respect. This telegram represented a unique intersection of entertainment and politics, reflecting the strong relationship Elvis had cultivated with the American public and influential figures. Elvis, a cultural icon, was known for his deep appreciation of American values and often used his platform to promote positive messages. By sending this telegram, he demonstrated his respect for the office of the presidency and his desire to connect with the American leadership. The telegram exemplified how Elvis, through Parker's management, sought to maintain a public presence not only as a music legend but also as a citizen engaged with the important issues of his time. This birthday greeting underscored the significance of Elvis' role in American culture and his willingness to engage with political figures, enhancing his image as a national icon while also highlighting the close working relationship he had with Colonel Parker in navigating the complex world of fame and influence. Please Note: This document has been redacted to preserve the integrity of the document and the information it contains. This document has never been offered for auction.

Col. Tom Parker 1969 Telegram Sent to Johnny Cash - In 1969, Colonel Tom Parker sent this warm and congratulatory telegram to Johnny Cash on behalf of himself, Elvis Presley, and Mrs. Parker. The telegram celebrated the success of Cash's newly launched television series, The Johnny Cash Show, which had become a popular variety program showcasing country music and other genres. Parker's message expressed sincere well-wishes for Cash, stating: "On behalf of Mrs. Parker, Elvis, and myself, congratulations on your television series, wish you lots of luck. Give our best to June, and Mother Maybelle and family." This message highlighted the camaraderie and mutual respect between two of the biggest icons in American music, Elvis Presley and Johnny Cash. Both stars, who had shared early success at Sun Records, had taken different but equally impactful paths in their careers. Parker's thoughtful mention of Johnny Cash's wife, June Carter Cash, and her mother, Maybelle Carter of the legendary Carter Family, showed a personal touch and recognition of the importance of Cash's musical family. The telegram reflected Parker's savvy sense of maintaining connections with fellow entertainers while emphasizing the support and admiration from Elvis and his camp. It was not just a congratulatory note, but a gesture of goodwill that reinforced the bonds between two country and rock 'n' roll legends at a pivotal time in their careers. Please Note: This document has been redacted to preserve the integrity of the document and the information it contains. This document has never been offered for auction.

Col. Tom Parker and Elvis Presley Telegram Sent to Brian Epstein and the Beatles - This remarkable telegram was sent from Col. Tom Parker and Elvis Presley to Brian Epstein and The Beatles, extending heartfelt best wishes for their upcoming engagement. This unique piece of music history highlights the camaraderie and collaboration among some of the most influential figures in entertainment. The telegram was sent during a pivotal moment when The Beatles were working closely with Parker's associates, Zollie Volchok and Jack Engerman, from Northwest Releasing Corporation. These connections reflect the mutual respect and admiration that existed between Elvis and the Fab Four, two legendary forces that shaped the landscape of popular music. This telegram not only serves as a fascinating artifact of the era but also captures the spirit of collaboration that defined the music industry during the 1960s. The telegram is marked from "Elvis and the Colonel" and sent from Col. Parker's address in Madison, Tennessee. Perfect for collectors and fans of rock 'n' roll history, this piece represents a significant moment in the ongoing legacy of both Elvis Presley and The Beatles, showcasing their shared impact on the world of music. Please Note: This document has been redacted to preserve the integrity of the document and the information it contains. This document has never been offered for auction.

Col. Tom Parker and Elvis Presley Telegram Sent to Brian Epstein and the Beatles - This telegram sent from Col. Tom Parker to Brian Epstein and the Beatles in 1964, wishing them luck on their upcoming tour. The telegram is sent on behalf of Elvis and the Colonel, and sent from Col. Parker's address in Madison, Tennessee. This unique piece of music history highlights the camaraderie among some of the most influential figures in entertainment. Perfect for collectors and fans of rock 'n' roll history, this piece represents a significant moment in the ongoing legacy of both Elvis Presley and The Beatles, showcasing their shared impact on the world of music. Please Note: This document has been redacted to preserve the integrity of the document and the information it contains. This document has never been offered for auction.

Elvis Presley's Large Lion Tapestry From Graceland Billiard Room W/Letter of Provenance - This large lion tapestry, once belonging to Elvis Presley, is a remarkable piece of rock 'n' roll history. Showcasing a majestic family of lions in intricate detail, the tapestry reflects Elvis' love for bold, distinctive decor and his appreciation for powerful imagery. According to the accompanying letter of provenance, the tapestry was originally displayed in the billiard room, a space known for its vibrant and eclectic style, featuring pleated fabric-covered walls and ceilings. The lion motif aligns perfectly with the room's unique character, symbolizing strength and charisma, qualities synonymous with the King of Rock 'n' Roll himself. This tapestry is not only a decorative masterpiece but also a rare collectible, offering a glimpse into the personal aesthetic of one of the most influential cultural icons of all time. The letter of provenance originates from Barbara Crosby, the ex-wife of Gary Crosby, who was the son of Bing Crosby. The letter states that the rug was hung on the wall in the Graceland billiard room in 1964-1965 and was given to Gary and Barbara by Elvis as a gift. The tapestry also comes with a second letter from an estate sale operator who ran an estate sale for Barbara Crosby in the 1980s. Measurements: 72 x 48 inches. Please Note: This item is located in California. Shipping will be at the expense of the buyer, and the auction house will assist with facilitating shipping if necessary.

Col. Tom Parker and Elvis Presley Congratulatory Telegram Sent to Bing Crosby - The telegram sent by Colonel Tom Parker to Bing Crosby highlights a moment of camaraderie between two iconic figures of the entertainment world, linking their paths in a unique way. Sent during the filming of a movie in Sedona, Arizona, the telegram praises Crosby for his recent performance with a young female co-star, expressing admiration for the show. Parker, who was not only Elvis Presley's manager but also a shrewd promoter, adds a personal touch by noting his congratulations to Mr. Tewksbury, a director involved in both Crosby's and Elvis' careers, which suggests shared professional connections. Parker signs off warmly on behalf of himself and Elvis, underscoring their mutual respect for Crosby, a fellow musical legend. The message reveals Parker's habit of maintaining relationships in Hollywood and further enhancing Elvis' public image by associating with major stars like Crosby. It reflects a blend of professional courtesy and genuine admiration, with Parker positioning both himself and Elvis as respectful peers in the entertainment industry. Please Note: This document has been redacted to preserve the integrity of the document and the information it contains. This document has never been offered for auction.

Elvis and Priscilla Presley 1968 Telegram Congratulating on the Birth of Lisa Marie - In 1968, this celebratory telegram was sent to Elvis and Priscilla Presley from All Stars Shows staff members Tom (Diskin), Jim (O'Brien), Mike, Hal, and Garry, congratulating the couple on the birth of their daughter, Lisa Marie Presley. The message conveys warm wishes, expressing joy at the news of Lisa Marie's arrival and extending heartfelt congratulations on the significant milestone in their lives. The telegram is simple yet meaningful, reflecting the close-knit circle of friends, colleagues, and business associates who were part of Elvis and Priscilla's life. It captures the happiness surrounding the birth of their first and only child, a moment of great personal joy for the couple during a transformative time in Elvis' career. This message marks the start of a new chapter for Elvis and Priscilla, who were navigating the demands of fame and family life. It also demonstrates the continued support and camaraderie from their extended network, as those close to them shared in the excitement of this life-changing event. Lisa Marie Presley tragically passed away on January 12, 2023 and this is the only known original telegram that will ever be sold to the general public. Please Note: This document has been redacted to preserve the integrity of the document and the information it contains. This document has never been offered for auction.

Elvis Presley Original 1967 Invoice for Priscilla Presley's Wedding Jewelry W/COA (Framed) - This is an original invoice dated 5-2-67 for jewelry purchased by Elvis Presley from his friend and jeweler Harry Levitch. The receipt for Priscilla Presley's wedding ring reads: "Elvis Presley Wedding Gifts: 14k gold 'I thee Wed' charm, 14k gold mens dia. wed ring, platinum double guard ring 2.04 carats." The invoice has been professionally matted and framed in an exhibit quality framed display with photos of the couple's wedding, note from Harry Levitch Jewelers attesting to the receipt's authenticity, and a copy of the original certificate of authenticity. The lot also includes the original certificate of authenticity. Measurements: 18 x 22 inches. Condition Note: The items are framed however the frame does not have glass. Item Note: This item is located in Florida, and shipping will be at the expense of the winning bidder.

Elvis Presley Green Barrel-Backed Chair From Hillcrest Road Home W/COA - This green barrel-backed chair was used by Elvis and Priscilla Presley with their young daughter, Lisa Marie, at their Beverly Hills home on Hillcrest Road. This chair is from the living room where Elvis chose to sit during his formal family photo session with Priscilla and Lisa Marie which took place in December 1970. Elvis moved into the home in 1967 with his new wife Priscilla and the pair loved it so much they furnished it with the finest furnishings of the day. After Elvis and Priscilla's separation the home was sold fully furnished as Elvis stated, "This home is so perfect not even an ashtray should be moved." The new owner of the home sold the contents at the famous Hillcrest Road auction conducted by Don B. Smith on September 14, 1980, from which this piece was acquired. The chair is one of a suite of six from the living room that was sold during the auction. The lot includes a certificate of authenticity from Jimmy Velvet. Item Note: This item is located in Texas, and shipping will be at the expense of the winning bidder. The auction house will assist with facilitating shipping.

Elvis Presley Pair of Framed Original Watercolor Paintings From His Hillcrest Road Home W/Photo - This pair of framed oriental watercolor paintings were owned by Elvis Presley and hung in the kitchen in his Beverly Hills home at 1174 Hillcrest Road. Elvis moved into the home in 1967 with his new wife Priscilla and the pair loved it so much they furnished it with the finest furnishings of the day. After Elvis and Priscilla's separation the home was sold fully furnished as Elvis stated, "This home is so perfect not even an ashtray should be moved." The new owner of the home sold the contents at the famous Hillcrest Road auction conducted by Don B. Smith on September 14, 1980, from which this piece was acquired. Measurements: 29.5 x 14.25 inches. Please see photo of the painting hanging in the kitchen of Elvis' home. Item Note: This item is located in Florida, and shipping will be at the expense of the winning bidder.

Elvis Presley Gifted and Inscribed "The Prophet" Book by Kahlil Gibran W/Handwritten Notes (Includes LOA From Tish Henley) - This is a copy of one of Elvis Presley's of the book titled "The Prophet" by Kahlil Gibran. Elvis was an avid reader and had a vast book collection on a number of subjects including politics, religion, government and others with power and influence in the country. This book was inscribed and gifted by Elvis to Tish Henley, who was Elvis' personal nurse from 1968 to 1977. Tish Henley lived behind the Graceland mansion with her husband and their two daughters from 1973 to 1983, and worked on call at the Graceland mansion and often on tour with Elvis, taking care of the entire Presley family under the supervision of Elvis' long time trusted physician Dr. George Nichopoulos. The book has a handwritten note inside reading "To Tish my personal savior in the middle of the night." The lot includes a notarized letter of authenticity from Tish Henley, which states in part, "One of Elvis' favorite books. Many a night we sat and would read in this book. Elvis gave me this copy with his handwritten notes."

Elvis Presley RIAA Gold Award for "Elvis: A Legendary Performer Volume 2" - This RIAA "floater" style gold award was presented to Elvis Presley to commemorate the sale of more than 500,000 copies of the 1976 LP, Elvis A Legendary Performer Volume 2. The compilation album was certified Gold on October 25, 1977, and Platinum and 2x Platinum on July 15, 1999 by the RIAA. The award was manufactured by New York Frame & Picture Co. and has a label affixed verso. Measurements: 21 x 17 inches.

Elvis Presley Concert Felton Jarvis' TCB Photo ID Badge W/LOA (1977 Final Tour) - This is a rare Elvis Presley concert TCB photo ID badge for producer Felton Jarvis. These photo ID badges are incredibly rare, and were used throughout Elvis' final concert tour in July of 1977. Felton Jarvis was an RCA Victor record producer, responsible for most recordings of Elvis Presley in the years 1966?1977. He produced the first six albums by John Hartford, and the artists Tommy Roe, Michael Nesmith, Fats Domino, Jimmy Dean, Fess Parker, Charley Pride, Carl Perkins, Skeeter Davis, Willie Nelson, Gladys Knight & the Pips, Maria Dallas, and Jerry Reed. The badge comes with a letter of authenticity from Ed Bonja, who created these photo ID badges as part of his duties as tour manager for the Elvis Presley Show. These TCB photo ID badges were the last form of the identification that was made and were used until Elvis' death. One can see show members wearing these badges on the CBS special as well as in photos of the various show members taken during that time period.

Col. Tom Parker's Copy of Priscilla Presley's "Elvis and Me" Teleplay W/Handwritten Notes - This artifact is Colonel Tom Parker's copy of Priscilla Presley's memoir for the teleplay, Elvis and Me, by Joyce Eliason. This is a fascinating artifact that offers a glimpse into the personal reflections of Elvis' long-time manager. This particular copy is notable not only for its significance in the Elvis legacy but also for Parker's handwritten notes scattered throughout the pages. The notes reveal Parker's thoughts and insights on various aspects of Priscilla's narrative, showcasing his perspective on the challenges and triumphs faced by Elvis and those close to him. This annotated copy serves as a testament to the complex relationship between Parker, Elvis, and Priscilla. It highlights Parker's deep involvement in their lives and his desire to maintain control over the narrative surrounding Elvis. The handwritten notes add a personal touch, transforming the teleplay from a mere memoir into a collaborative document that intertwines the voices of Priscilla and Parker, providing unique insights into the dynamics of fame, love, and the music industry during one of its most iconic eras. This item is a part of the lost Col. Tom Parker collection, and comes with a certificate of authenticity from Col. Tom Parker's collection. Please Note: This item has never been offered for auction before.

Col. Tom Parker's Wagon From Priscilla Presley - This wagon was gifted to Col. Tom Parker by Elvis Presley's former wife, Priscilla, as a Christmas gift in 1996 (please see card that accompanied the wagon in lot 83). Colonel Parker is often referred to as "the man who made Elvis Presley," and was a shrewd businessman who carefully orchestrated Elvis' rise to one of the most legendary and commercially successful entertainers of all time with his sharp-witted management style. This item is a part of the lost Col. Tom Parker collection, and comes with a certificate of authenticity from Col. Tom Parker's collection. Please Note: This item has never been offered for auction before. Item Note: This item is located in California, and shipping will be at the expense of the winning bidder. The auction house will assist with facilitating shipping.

Col. Tom Parker's Antique 1880's Schoenhut Wooden Elephant From Priscilla Presley - This Antique 1880s Schoenhut Wooden Elephant, a gift from Priscilla Presley to Colonel Tom Parker, is a rare and charming piece of Elvis Presley memorabilia that offers a unique insight into the personal relationships and thoughtful exchanges within Elvis' inner circle. This is a unique and symbolic artifact reflecting the close, albeit complex, relationship between Elvis' family and his longtime manager. Priscilla, known for her thoughtful gestures, gifted Parker this elephant, a fitting choice given Parker's fascination with elephants as symbols of good luck and loyalty. The elephant motif was also a staple in Parker's personal branding, often appearing in his office decor and promotional materials. This gift from Priscilla likely held sentimental value, symbolizing a gesture of respect and acknowledgment for Parker's role in Elvis' life and career. Colonel Parker is often referred to as "the man who made Elvis Presley," and was a shrewd businessman who carefully orchestrated Elvis' rise to one of the most legendary and commercially successful entertainers of all time with his sharp-witted management style. This item is a part of the lost Col. Tom Parker collection, and comes with a certificate of authenticity from Col. Tom Parker's collection. Please Note: This item has never been offered for auction before.

Col. Tom Parker's Christmas Card From Priscilla Presley's Wagon Gift - This is a Christmas card from 1996 that was given to Col. Tom Parker by Elvis' former wife, Priscilla Presley, with a wooden "Thomas A. Parker" wagon (please see wagon lot 81). The card reads, "Merry Christmas Colonel. All our love, Priscilla", offering a rare glimpse into the enduring bond between Parker and Priscilla, despite the complexities of their relationships with Elvis. Colonel Parker is often referred to as "the man who made Elvis Presley," and was a shrewd businessman who carefully orchestrated Elvis' rise to one of the most legendary and commercially successful entertainers of all time with his sharp-witted management style. This item is a part of the lost Col. Tom Parker collection, and comes with a certificate of authenticity from Col. Tom Parker's collection. Please Note: This item has never been offered for auction before.

Col. Tom Parker's "Colonel" Monogrammed Leather Bag - This bag is a personal item that embodies the larger-than-life persona Col. Tom Parker cultivated throughout his career as Elvis Presley's manager. The custom monogram, with the title "Colonel," highlights Parker's self-styled rank, a nod to his assumed title of "Colonel" which became synonymous with his identity in the entertainment industry. Known for his eccentric and commanding presence, Parker used this bag during travels and business meetings, carrying essentials as he orchestrated Elvis' career. This monogrammed bag is a subtle yet powerful symbol of Parker's pride in his role and his relentless pursuit of recognition and authority in the music world. Colonel Parker is often referred to as "the man who made Elvis Presley," and was a shrewd businessman who carefully orchestrated Elvis' rise to one of the most legendary and commercially successful entertainers of all time with his sharp-witted management style. This item is a part of the lost Col. Tom Parker collection, and comes with a certificate of authenticity from Col. Tom Parker's collection. Please Note: This item has never been offered for auction before.

Col. Tom Parker's Stetson Grey Wool Trilby Hat W/Original Box and Los Angeles Times Article - Col. Tom Parker's Stetson grey wool trilby hat is a distinctive piece of the larger-than-life persona he cultivated as Elvis Presley's manager. The hat, crafted by the renowned Stetson brand, is made from high-quality grey wool, showcasing the timeless style of the trilby, a narrow-brimmed hat with a shorter crown that often conveys a sense of sharp, understated elegance. The hat's sleek design is accentuated by its carefully shaped brim and subtle band, embodying the classic look favored by Parker during his career. Accompanied by its original box, this trilby is more than just an accessory, it serves as a tangible connection to the image Parker projected in the public eye. Known for his flair for personal branding and keen attention to detail, Parker's choice of this Stetson hat reflected his persona as a savvy and stylish entertainment manager. The lot also includes a 1997 Los Angeles Times with "Colonel Parker Dies; He Made Presley a Star" article that features a picture of Parker and Elvis, wearing this hat. This hat, much like Parker himself, played a role in shaping the public's perception of Elvis Presley's management and the world of show business during the height of rock 'n' roll. This item is a part of the lost Col. Tom Parker collection, and comes with a certificate of authenticity from Col. Tom Parker's collection. Please Note: This item has never been offered for auction before.

Col. Tom Parker's Resistol George Strait Western Hat W/Original Box and Reference Photo - This George Strait signature western hat made by Resistol, was once owned by Col. Tom Parker, and is a distinctive piece of the larger-than-life persona he cultivated as Elvis Presley's manager. Known for his flair for personal branding and keen attention to detail, Parker's choice of this hat reflected his persona as a savvy and stylish entertainment manager. Accompanied by its original box, this hat is more than just an accessory, it serves as a tangible connection to the image Parker projected in the public eye. The hat also includes a photograph of Col. Parker with George Strait and the hat. The original box adds to the item's authenticity and historical value. This hat, much like Parker himself, played a role in shaping the public's perception of Elvis Presley's management and the world of show business during the height of rock 'n' roll. This item is a part of the lost Col. Tom Parker collection, and comes with a certificate of authenticity from Col. Tom Parker's collection. Please Note: This item has never been offered for auction before.

Col. Tom Parker's Stetson Western Hat From Nudie's Rodeo Tailors W/Original Box - This hat owned by Col. Tom Parker, from the renowned Nudie's Rodeo Tailors, is a rare and highly sought-after piece of memorabilia that offers a unique glimpse into the personal style of one of the most influential figures in the history of Elvis Presley's career. Known for his larger-than-life persona and sharp business acumen, Colonel Tom Parker was as famous for his bold fashion choices as he was for managing the career of The King of Rock and Roll. Nudie Cohn, the famed tailor known for dressing some of the biggest stars in country music, was renowned for creating show-stopping outfits. The inside of the hat band is inscribed with a personal message that reads: "to my ole pal Colonel Parker, Nudie," making this piece even more historically significant. This affectionate note from Nudie Cohn further cements the close personal relationship between Parker and the famous tailor, who was known for outfitting many of the biggest names in country and rock music. The custom nature of the hat, along with the personal inscription, makes this a truly special artifact tied to both Parker's persona and the show business world that he helped shape. This hat is presented in its original box, which adds to the rarity and collectible value of the piece. Colonel Parker is often referred to as "the man who made Elvis Presley," and was a shrewd businessman who carefully orchestrated Elvis' rise to one of the most legendary and commercially successful entertainers of all time with his sharp-witted management style. This item is a part of the lost Col. Tom Parker collection, and comes with a certificate of authenticity from Col. Tom Parker's collection. Please Note: This item has never been offered for auction before.

Col. Tom Parker's Nat Wise of London Dress Shirt W/TP Label - Col. Tom Parker's Nat Wise of London dress shirt is a custom-made garment that reflects his refined personal style and attention to detail. The shirt, designed by the renowned London tailor Nat Wise, is a short sleeve button-down with light and dark blue stripes, offering a timeless and classic look. Wise was known for crafting high-quality bespoke shirts, often catering to prominent clients such as Frank Sinatra and others, making this piece a representation of Parker's preference for tailored, elegant attire. The inner labels of the shirt hold particular significance, with one label reading "TP," a monogram of Parker's initials, giving the garment a personalized touch. Another label is dated "AUG. 1970," indicating when the shirt was custom-made for Parker, during the height of his management career while overseeing Elvis Presley's major projects in both music and film. The shirt also features the "TP" monogram on the pocket. This dress shirt not only exemplifies Parker's penchant for fine tailoring but also serves as a personal artifact from a defining period in his life, encapsulating his role as a meticulous and influential figure in the entertainment world. The shirt, with its unique labeling, is a rare piece of clothing history connected to the man who orchestrated Elvis' career behind the scenes. This item is a part of the lost Col. Tom Parker collection, and comes with a certificate of authenticity from Col. Tom Parker's collection. Please Note: This item has never been offered for auction before.

Col. Tom Parker's Nat Wise of London Dress Shirt W/TP Label - Col. Tom Parker's Nat Wise of London dress shirt is a custom-made garment that reflects his refined personal style and attention to detail. The shirt, designed by the renowned London tailor Nat Wise, is a white button-down with thin blue stripes, offering a timeless and classic look. Wise was known for crafting high-quality bespoke shirts, often catering to prominent clients such as Frank Sinatra and others, making this piece a representation of Parker's preference for tailored, elegant attire. The inner labels of the shirt hold particular significance, with one label reading "TP," a monogram of Parker's initials, giving the garment a personalized touch. Another label is dated "AUG. 1970," indicating when the shirt was custom-made for Parker, during the height of his management career while overseeing Elvis Presley's major projects in both music and film. The shirt also features the "TP" monogram on the pocket. This dress shirt not only exemplifies Parker's penchant for fine tailoring but also serves as a personal artifact from a defining period in his life, encapsulating his role as a meticulous and influential figure in the entertainment world. The shirt, with its unique labeling, is a rare piece of clothing history connected to the man who orchestrated Elvis' career behind the scenes. This item is a part of the lost Col. Tom Parker collection, and comes with a certificate of authenticity from Col. Tom Parker's collection. Please Note: This item has never been offered for auction before.

Col. Tom Parker's Nat Wise of London Dress Shirt W/TP Label - Col. Tom Parker's Nat Wise of London dress shirt is a custom-made garment that reflects his refined personal style and attention to detail. The shirt, designed by the renowned London tailor Nat Wise, is a white button-down with thin blue stripes, offering a timeless and classic look. Wise was known for crafting high-quality bespoke shirts, often catering to prominent clients such as Frank Sinatra and others, making this piece a representation of Parker's preference for tailored, elegant attire. The inner labels of the shirt hold particular significance, with one label reading "TP," a monogram of Parker's initials, giving the garment a personalized touch. Another label is dated "AUG. 1970," indicating when the shirt was custom-made for Parker, during the height of his management career while overseeing Elvis Presley's major projects in both music and film. The shirt also features the "TP" monogram on the pocket. This dress shirt not only exemplifies Parker's penchant for fine tailoring but also serves as a personal artifact from a defining period in his life, encapsulating his role as a meticulous and influential figure in the entertainment world. The shirt, with its unique labeling, is a rare piece of clothing history connected to the man who orchestrated Elvis' career behind the scenes. This piece is part of a "Lost $100 Million Collection" which was thought to have been lost for decades. This item, as with the entire collection, has never been offered at auction or to the public.

Col. Tom Parker's Nat Wise of London Dress Shirt W/TP Label - Col. Tom Parker's Nat Wise of London dress shirt is a custom-made garment that reflects his refined personal style and attention to detail. The shirt, designed by the renowned London tailor Nat Wise, is a short-sleeve button down with grey and white stripes, offering a timeless and classic look. Wise was known for crafting high-quality bespoke shirts, often catering to prominent clients such as Frank Sinatra and others, making this piece a representation of Parker's preference for tailored, elegant attire. The inner labels of the shirt hold particular significance, with one label reading "TP," a monogram of Parker's initials, giving the garment a personalized touch. Another label is dated "JULY 1971," indicating when the shirt was custom-made for Parker, during the height of his management career while overseeing Elvis Presley's major projects in both music and film. The shirt also features the "TP" monogram on the pocket. This dress shirt not only exemplifies Parker's penchant for fine tailoring but also serves as a personal artifact from a defining period in his life, encapsulating his role as a meticulous and influential figure in the entertainment world. The shirt, with its unique labeling, is a rare piece of clothing history connected to the man who orchestrated Elvis' career behind the scenes. This item is a part of the lost Col. Tom Parker collection, and comes with a certificate of authenticity from Col. Tom Parker's collection. Please Note: This item has never been offered for auction before.

Col. Tom Parker's 1970s Finesse Brown Leather Travel Case - This travel case was owned by Col. Tom Parker, and is a compelling artifact that represents the business acumen and control he wielded over Elvis Presley's career. As Elvis' manager, Parker was known for his intense attention to detail and for handling all aspects of his client?s affairs, from contracts to tour logistics. This briefcase accompanied Parker to many Las Vegas shows, holding critical documents, financial statements, and strategic plans that shaped Elvis' path to stardom. More than just a piece of luggage, the travel case symbolizes Parker's role as both protector and architect of Elvis' career, embodying his meticulous management style that left a lasting impact on music history. Colonel Parker is often referred to as "the man who made Elvis Presley," and was a shrewd businessman who carefully orchestrated Elvis' rise to one of the most legendary and commercially successful entertainers of all time with his sharp-witted management style. This item is a part of the lost Col. Tom Parker collection, and comes with a certificate of authenticity from Col. Tom Parker's collection. Please Note: This item has never been offered for auction before.

Col. Tom Parker's Black Leather Portfolio Briefcase - This portfolio briefcase was owned by Col. Tom Parker, and is a compelling artifact that represents the business acumen and control he wielded over Elvis Presley's career. As Elvis' manager, Parker was known for his intense attention to detail and for handling all aspects of his client?s affairs, from contracts to tour logistics. This briefcase accompanied Parker on countless trips and business meetings, holding critical documents, financial statements, and strategic plans that shaped Elvis' path to stardom. More than just a piece of luggage, the briefcase symbolizes Parker's role as both protector and architect of Elvis' career, embodying his meticulous management style that left a lasting impact on music history. Colonel Parker is often referred to as "the man who made Elvis Presley," and was a shrewd businessman who carefully orchestrated Elvis' rise to one of the most legendary and commercially successful entertainers of all time with his sharp-witted management style. This item is a part of the lost Col. Tom Parker collection, and comes with a certificate of authenticity from Col. Tom Parker's collection. Please Note: This item has never been offered for auction before.

Col. Tom Parker's Wooden Ball Head Cane - This wooden cane is a distinctive item that reflects the personal style and charisma of Elvis Presley's famously enigmatic manager. Known for his colorful personality, Parker often used his cane as a prop, adding to his image as a commanding and somewhat mysterious figure. The cane served as both a practical tool and a visual symbol of his authority, a fitting accessory for the man who wielded tremendous influence over Elvis' career. As an artifact, the wooden cane stands as a reminder of Parker's unique presence and the showmanship he brought to the business side of rock 'n' roll. Colonel Parker is often referred to as "the man who made Elvis Presley," and was a shrewd businessman who carefully orchestrated Elvis' rise to one of the most legendary and commercially successful entertainers of all time with his sharp-witted management style. This item is a part of the lost Col. Tom Parker collection, and comes with a certificate of authenticity from Col. Tom Parker's collection. Please Note: This item has never been offered for auction before.

Col. Tom Parker's Wooden Elephant Head Cane - This wooden cane with elephant head handle is a distinctive item that reflects the personal style and charisma of Elvis Presley's famously enigmatic manager. Known for his colorful personality, Parker often used his cane as a prop, adding to his image as a commanding and somewhat mysterious figure. The cane served as both a practical tool and a visual symbol of his authority, a fitting accessory for the man who wielded tremendous influence over Elvis' career. As an artifact, the wooden cane stands as a reminder of Parker's unique presence and the showmanship he brought to the business side of rock 'n' roll. Colonel Parker is often referred to as "the man who made Elvis Presley," and was a shrewd businessman who carefully orchestrated Elvis' rise to one of the most legendary and commercially successful entertainers of all time with his sharp-witted management style. This item is a part of the lost Col. Tom Parker collection, and comes with a certificate of authenticity from Col. Tom Parker's collection. Please Note: This item has never been offered for auction before.

Col. Tom Parker's Large Brass Elephant Statue W/Photo - Col. Tom Parker's large brass elephant statue is a striking and symbolic piece from the personal collection of the iconic manager of Elvis Presley. The statue, crafted from gleaming brass, portrays an elephant, an animal long associated with power, wisdom, and loyalty, qualities that may have resonated with Parker both personally and professionally. Known for his flamboyant personality and affinity for unique items, Parker was often seen incorporating elephants into his branding, reflecting his fascination with the animal. Elephants became a signature symbol for Parker, appearing in various forms throughout his life, including jewelry, decor, and gifts. The large brass elephant statue, used as a decorative piece in his home, embodies this personal connection. Its imposing size and lustrous finish made it an eye-catching and prominent object in his space, reflecting Parker's larger-than-life persona. This statue not only serves as a reminder of Parker's showmanship and love for grand, bold items but also represents the role of symbolism in his life. This lot also includes a photo of the statue in Parker's home. For collectors and fans of Elvis Presley or Parker himself, the brass elephant is a fascinating artifact, offering a glimpse into the personality of the man who orchestrated one of the most successful careers in entertainment history. This item is a part of the lost Col. Tom Parker collection, and comes with a certificate of authenticity from Col. Tom Parker's collection. Please Note: This item has never been offered for auction before. Item Note: This item is located in California, and shipping will be at the expense of the winning bidder. The auction house will assist with facilitating shipping.

Col. Tom Parker's Large Brass Horse Statue W/Photo - Col. Tom Parker's large brass horse statue is an elegant and imposing artifact from the collection of the legendary manager behind Elvis Presley. Made of solid brass, the statue captures the powerful and graceful figure of a horse, a symbol of strength, freedom, and endurance, qualities that might have appealed to Parker given his tireless work ethic and commanding presence in the entertainment industry. The horse statue, a centerpiece in Parker's home, reflects his taste for bold, striking decor that conveyed his authority and success. Its polished brass surface would have shimmered with a sense of luxury, aligning with Parker's penchant for collecting objects that exuded wealth and status. Horses are often associated with leadership and control, attributes that certainly fit Parker's role as the mastermind behind Elvis' rise to stardom. This brass horse statue serves as a reflection of Parker's showman personality and his affinity for powerful symbols. For collectors, it stands as a fascinating piece that not only highlights Parker's personal tastes but also offers a glimpse into the life of a man who shaped the world of entertainment. The statue is a timeless reminder of the manager's legacy and his unwavering pursuit of success. This lot also includes a photo of the statue in Parker's home. This item is a part of the lost Col. Tom Parker collection, and comes with a certificate of authenticity from Col. Tom Parker's collection. Please Note: This item has never been offered for auction before. Item Note: This item is located in California, and shipping will be at the expense of the winning bidder. The auction house will assist with facilitating shipping.

Col. Tom Parker's Pair of Wood Elephant Lamps - Col. Tom Parker's pair of wood elephant lamps is a unique and charming set of decor that reflects his fondness for elephants, a motif closely associated with his personal brand. Each lamp is intricately crafted from wood, featuring detailed elephant figures as the base, with their trunks raised, a symbol often linked to good luck, prosperity, and strength. Elephants had long been a favorite of Parker's, appearing in various forms throughout his life, often representing his own image of power and loyalty in managing Elvis Presley's career. This pair of wood elephant lamps serves as a tangible link to Parker's personal tastes and his symbolic use of the elephant throughout his life. For collectors or fans of Parker and Elvis, the lamps stand as a testament to the manager's eclectic style and the lasting impression he made on those around him. This item is a part of the lost Col. Tom Parker collection, and comes with a certificate of authenticity from Col. Tom Parker's collection. Please Note: This item has never been offered for auction before. Please Note: This is a pair of lamps, they are photographed individually. Item Note: This item is located in California, and shipping will be at the expense of the winning bidder. The auction house will assist with facilitating shipping.

Col. Tom Parker's Exotic Composition Elephant Cufflinks - These exotic elephant cufflinks, once owned by the legendary Col. Tom Parker, exude charm and individuality. Crafted from a unique exotic composition material, each cufflink features a finely detailed elephant design, symbolizing wisdom, strength, and a touch of whimsy that reflects Parker's colorful personality. The cufflinks' intricate artistry is complemented by their distinct texture and finish, making them a standout accessory for any formal ensemble. Their exotic flair suggests Parker's penchant for collecting distinctive, eye-catching pieces that made a statement. Perfectly suited for collectors of music history, Elvis-era memorabilia, or vintage fashion, these elephant cufflinks are more than just accessories, they're a reflection of Col. Parker's larger-than-life legacy and unique sense of style. This item is a part of the lost Col. Tom Parker collection, and comes with a certificate of authenticity from Col. Tom Parker's collection. Please Note: This item has never been offered for auction before.

Col. Tom Parker's Austrian Maria-Theresa Thaler Medal Flaming Star (Elvis Film 1960) Gold Bottle Opener in Original Case - This Austrian Maria-Theresa Thaler medal Flaming Star gold bottle opener, housed in its original case, once belonged to Colonel Tom Parker, the visionary manager who catapulted Elvis Presley to global superstardom. The bottle opener references the Elvis Presley film, Flaming Star, which was released in 1960 and grossed $2 million at the box office. Often called "the man who made Elvis," Parker was a sharp-minded businessman whose management of "The King" helped shape the course of music history. The Maria-Theresa Thaler, a symbol of wealth and power, adds a unique layer to Parker's enigmatic persona and diverse interests. The inclusion of the Maria-Theresa Thaler with a Flaming Star bottle opener, an item associated with Elvis' 1960 film Flaming Star, further connects Parker's personal life and business acumen to Presley's cultural impact. This pristine artifact offers collectors a rare glimpse into Parker's personal life and is a significant piece of history connecting two cultural icons, Parker and Presley. Please Note: The original case is damaged. This item is a part of the lost Col. Tom Parker collection, and comes with a certificate of authenticity from Col. Tom Parker's collection. Please Note: This item has never been offered for auction before.

Col. Tom Parker's 1978 Eisenhower Dollar Coin - This Eisenhower Dollar Coin, once owned by Colonel Tom Parker, offers a unique piece of history from the man credited with orchestrating the meteoric rise of Elvis Presley. Known as "the man who made Elvis," Parker's business savvy and strategic vision were instrumental in turning Elvis into a global icon, forever shaping the entertainment industry. This coin, a symbol of American history, carries an added layer of significance as it belonged to one of music's most influential managers. This item is a part of the lost Col. Tom Parker collection, and comes with a certificate of authenticity from Col. Tom Parker's collection. Please Note: This item has never been offered for auction before.

Col. Tom Parker's "Elvis" Metal Tags From Elvis MGM Exploitation Office - These gold-tone metal tags engraved with the name "ELVIS," were once owned by the legendary Colonel Tom Parker. Used to label file cabinet drawers in the Elvis MGM exploitation office, these tags serve as a tangible reminder of the meticulous organization behind the scenes of Elvis Presley's remarkable career. Often hailed as "the man who made Elvis," Colonel Parker was a shrewd businessman whose strategic vision played a crucial role in elevating Elvis to one of the most iconic and commercially successful entertainers of all time. Whether you're an avid Elvis enthusiast or a collector of rare memorabilia, these tags offer a rare opportunity to own a piece of history directly linked to the extraordinary life and career of "The King." This item is a part of the lost Col. Tom Parker collection, and comes with a certificate of authenticity from Col. Tom Parker's collection. Please Note: This item has never been offered for auction before.

Col. Tom Parker's Gold Tone Elephant Tie Tack - This gold-tone elephant tie tack, once belonging to the legendary Col. Tom Parker, is a charming and meaningful piece of memorabilia. The tie tack features a finely crafted elephant design, symbolizing Parker's deep affection for these majestic creatures. Known for his fascination with elephants, Parker often incorporated them into his personal style and collection, seeing them as symbols of strength, loyalty, and intelligence, qualities he admired and perhaps saw in himself. The tie tack's gleaming gold-tone finish and intricate detailing make it a sophisticated yet playful accessory, perfect for adding a touch of character to formal attire. Compact yet striking, this piece reflects Parker's flair for unique and personal fashion statements. As a representation of one of Parker's favorite animals, this tie tack holds special significance, offering a glimpse into his personality and the motifs he cherished. This item is a part of the lost Col. Tom Parker collection, and comes with a certificate of authenticity from Col. Tom Parker's collection. Please Note: This item has never been offered for auction before.

Col. Tom Parker's "Elvis and the Colonel" Memo Pad and Pen - Col. Tom Parker's "Elvis and the Colonel" memo pad and pen is a charming piece of memorabilia that reflects the unique partnership between Parker and Elvis Presley, encapsulating their dynamic relationship in both personal and professional contexts. The pad prominently features the phrase "Memo from Elvis and the Colonel" at the top, immediately establishing a playful yet authoritative tone that embodies the blend of showbiz flair and business acumen that characterized their collaboration. The whimsical message at the bottom, "P.S. in the event you cannot solve the problem don't worry about it...as it is yours.", adds a lighthearted touch, showcasing Parker's knack for humor and his approachable demeanor despite the high-stakes world they operated in. This note suggests a sense of camaraderie and trust between Parker and those he worked with, emphasizing a collaborative spirit while hinting at the challenges they may have faced in the ever-evolving music industry. This item is a part of the lost Col. Tom Parker collection, and comes with a certificate of authenticity from Col. Tom Parker's collection. Please Note: This item has never been offered for auction before.

Col. Tom Parker's Gold Tone Bookmark Engraved "TAP" - This elegant gold-tone bookmark, once owned by the iconic Col. Tom Parker, is a refined piece of personal memorabilia. The bookmark is engraved with the initials "TAP," a monogram representing Parker's full name, Thomas Andrew Parker, and adding a touch of personalization to this classic item. The sleek and minimalist design of the bookmark exudes sophistication, making it not only a practical tool for marking pages but also a small luxury that reflects Parker's unique sense of style. The warm gold-tone finish enhances its timeless appeal, while the engraved initials provide a direct connection to the legendary manager of Elvis Presley. This bookmark is a subtle yet meaningful artifact from Parker's life, embodying the quiet elegance of a man who shaped a generation of music history. This item is a part of the lost Col. Tom Parker collection, and comes with a certificate of authenticity from Col. Tom Parker's collection. Please Note: This item has never been offered for auction before.

Col. Tom Parker's Sterling Silver and 10K Gold Ornate Saddle Tie Bar Engraved "TAP" - This exquisite sterling silver tie bar, once owned by the legendary Col. Tom Parker, is a beautifully crafted piece of wearable art. The tie bar features an intricately detailed saddle design, paying homage to Western themes often associated with Parker's flamboyant style and love of Americana. Adding a personal touch, the tie bar is engraved with the initials "TAP," representing Parker's full name, Thomas Andrew Parker, and making it a uniquely meaningful accessory. The ornate saddle motif features 10k gold accents and showcases skilled craftsmanship, with finely etched details that catch the light and elevate the piece's visual appeal. The sterling silver finish gives it a timeless elegance, perfect for adding a touch of sophistication to formal or Western-inspired attire. As a piece of music history, this tie bar embodies Col. Parker's larger-than-life persona and his flair for the dramatic. A must-have for collectors of vintage jewelry, Elvis-era memorabilia, or Western-themed artifacts, this tie bar is a testament to the enduring legacy of a man who left an indelible mark on the entertainment world. The piece is marked "Sterling 10K". This item is a part of the lost Col. Tom Parker collection, and comes with a certificate of authenticity from Col. Tom Parker's collection. Please Note: This item has never been offered for auction before.

Col. Tom Parker's Gold Tone "TAP" Pin W/Pave Clear Gemstones - This dazzling gold-tone pin, bearing the initials "TAP" for Thomas Andrew Parker, is a striking piece of personal memorabilia from the legendary Col. Tom Parker. Encrusted with sparkling pave-set clear gemstones, the pin exudes a sense of glamour and showmanship, reflecting Parker's larger-than-life personality and his flair for standout accessories. The bold gold-tone finish provides the perfect backdrop for the shimmering gemstones, creating a piece that is both eye-catching and elegant. Its monogram design gives it a deeply personal touch, offering a glimpse into the style preferences of the man who masterminded Elvis Presley's career. This item is a part of the lost Col. Tom Parker collection, and comes with a certificate of authenticity from Col. Tom Parker's collection. Please Note: This item has never been offered for auction before.

Col. Tom Parker's Gold Tone Oval Cufflinks Engraved "TAP" W/Cabochon Citrine Lug Stoppers - These oval shaped gold tone cufflinks belonged to Col. Tom Parker, the iconic music manager of Elvis Presley. Featuring a stylish ribbed edge and elegantly engraved with Parker's initials "TAP," these cufflinks are a sophisticated accessory that reflects his distinctive style. The cufflinks are also finished with cabochon citrine lug stoppers. Known as "the man who made Elvis Presley," Col. Parker was a shrewd businessman whose strategic insight played a pivotal role in propelling Elvis to become one of the most iconic and commercially successful entertainers in history. This item is a part of the lost Col. Tom Parker collection, and comes with a certificate of authenticity from Col. Tom Parker's collection. Please Note: This item has never been offered for auction before.

Col. Tom Parker's Silver Tone Envoy Cufflink and Tie Tac Set W/Box - This vintage Envoy silver tone cufflink and tie tac set was owned by Col. Tom Parker. This distinguished set includes a pair of stylish cufflinks along with a matching tie tac, all elegantly housed in the original Envoy box. Col. Parker, known as "the man who made Elvis Presley," was a savvy businessman whose sharp management style played a crucial role in propelling Elvis to iconic status, solidifying his legacy as one of the most successful entertainers in history. This item is a part of the lost Col. Tom Parker collection, and comes with a certificate of authenticity from Col. Tom Parker's collection. Please Note: This item has never been offered for auction before.

Col. Tom Parker's Gold Tone Music Box Cufflinks and Tie Bar Set - This set of gold tone cufflinks and tie bar was owned by Col. Tom Parker. Featuring a sophisticated square shape with an intricately engraved with an ornate brick pattern and musical winding mechanism, this set is a testament to Parker's refined style and taste. Col. Parker, celebrated as "the man who made Elvis Presley," was a shrewd businessman whose strategic genius was instrumental in elevating Elvis to legendary status, ensuring his place among the most successful entertainers of all time. This item is a part of the lost Col. Tom Parker collection, and comes with a certificate of authenticity from Col. Tom Parker's collection. Please Note: This item has never been offered for auction before.

Col. Tom Parker's Gold Tone Presidential Seal Cufflinks From Ronald Reagan - These cufflinks were owned by Col. Tom Parker. The cufflinks are gold in color and feature the seal of the President of the United States in enamel. This is an incredibly rare and important of music history, as they were a gift to Parker from President Ronald Reagan. The cufflinks are engraved "Ronald Reagan" on the back of each. Colonel Parker is often referred to as "the man who made Elvis Presley," and was a shrewd businessman who carefully orchestrated Elvis' rise to one of the most legendary and commercially successful entertainers of all time with his sharp-witted management style. This item is a part of the lost Col. Tom Parker collection, and comes with a certificate of authenticity from Col. Tom Parker's collection. Please Note: This item has never been offered for auction before.

Col. Tom Parker's Silver Tone Vice President Cufflinks From George H.W. Bush - These silver-tone cufflinks, gifted to Col. Tom Parker by then Vice President George H.W. Bush, are a remarkable piece of political and entertainment history. Presented to the legendary music manager, the cufflinks feature a classic and polished design, symbolizing the high regard and respect between two influential figures, Parker in the world of entertainment and Bush in politics. The cufflinks are elegantly crafted, with a sophisticated silver-tone finish that makes them both versatile and timeless. Their association with George H.W. Bush adds a layer of historical significance, making them not just a piece of jewelry but a symbol of a rare personal connection between the worlds of music and politics. These cufflinks represent a meaningful exchange between Col. Parker and the future President, embodying the crossover between the entertainment industry and political circles during Parker's influential career. A must-have for collectors of Elvis-era memorabilia, political artifacts, or unique pieces with a rich history, these cufflinks are a testament to the lasting legacy of Col. Tom Parker's remarkable life. This item is a part of the lost Col. Tom Parker collection, and comes with a certificate of authenticity from Col. Tom Parker's collection. Please Note: This item has never been offered for auction before.

Col. Tom Parker's Gold Tone U.S. Senate Cufflinks From Senator Thomas Kuchel - These elegant gold-tone cufflinks, gifted to Col. Tom Parker by Senator Thomas Kuchel, are a rare and fascinating piece of memorabilia. The cufflinks are adorned with the official U.S. Senate insignia, reflecting Parker's connection to the world of politics, and his relationships with influential figures beyond the entertainment industry. Crafted with a sleek gold-tone finish, these cufflinks have a refined and timeless appeal. Their design features an intricate emblem, symbolizing the esteemed office of the U.S. Senate, a nod to the respect and recognition Parker received from political figures of his era. The gift from Senator Kuchel signifies a personal bond between two prominent figures from different realms, Parker in entertainment and Kuchel in politics, highlighting the unique intersection of these worlds. A significant addition to any collection of Elvis-era memorabilia, political artifacts, or vintage jewelry, these cufflinks serve as a testament to the lasting impact Col. Tom Parker had across a variety of influential circles. This item is a part of the lost Col. Tom Parker collection, and comes with a certificate of authenticity from Col. Tom Parker's collection. Please Note: This item has never been offered for auction before.

Col. Tom Parker's Pair of Gold Tone 1960s Lyndon B. Johnson Election Campaign Pins - Col. Tom Parker's Gold Tone Lyndon B. Johnson Election Campaign Pins from the 1960s are a fascinating blend of American political memorabilia and entertainment history. These campaign pins, believed to have been created during the 1964 presidential election, reflect Parker's penchant for novelty and promotion. Known as Elvis Presley's larger-than-life manager, Parker often capitalized on cultural and political trends, and these pins are emblematic of his flair. The pins are gold-tone metal, featuring LBJ's trademark 10 gallon cowboy hat. Col. Parker, celebrated as "the man who made Elvis Presley," was a shrewd businessman whose strategic genius was instrumental in elevating Elvis to legendary status, ensuring his place among the most successful entertainers of all time. This item is a part of the lost Col. Tom Parker collection, and comes with a certificate of authenticity from Col. Tom Parker's collection. Please Note: This item has never been offered for auction before.

Col. Tom Parker's Ronald Reagan and George Bush Signed Photo - Col. Tom Parker's signed photo featuring Ronald Reagan and George H.W. Bush is a remarkable piece of memorabilia that captures a significant moment in American political history. The photograph showcases the two prominent figures, Reagan, the 40th President of the United States, and Bush, his Vice President and later the 41st President, exuding charisma and leadership. Their autographs, elegantly inscribed on the image, add a personal touch and authenticate the piece as a valuable collectible. This signed photo not only highlights the connection between two influential leaders but also signifies Parker's broader engagement with notable personalities beyond the world of music. As Elvis Presley's manager, Parker operated at the intersection of entertainment and politics, making this item particularly intriguing. It reflects his relationships with high-profile figures, further cementing his status as a key player in the entertainment industry during a time when celebrity and political influence often overlapped. The photograph serves as a tangible reminder of the era and Parker's unique position within it. This item is a part of the lost Col. Tom Parker collection, and comes with a certificate of authenticity from Col. Tom Parker's collection. Please Note: This item has never been offered for auction before.

Col. Tom Parker's 1987 Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo Youth Education Official Badge - This badge was owned by Col. Tom Parker. The badge, from the 1987 Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo, recognizes Parker's status as a Youth Education Official. Parker was a fan of the event for many years, even organizing performances of Elvis Presley at the event in 1970 (his first live shows outside of Las Vegas since the 1950s). Elvis and Tom Parker also returned to the Rodeo for performances in 1974. Colonel Parker is often referred to as "the man who made Elvis Presley," and was a shrewd businessman who carefully orchestrated Elvis' rise to one of the most legendary and commercially successful entertainers of all time with his sharp-witted management style. This item is a part of the lost Col. Tom Parker collection, and comes with a certificate of authenticity from Col. Tom Parker's collection. Please Note: This item has never been offered for auction before.

Col. Tom Parker and Marie Parker's 14K Yellow Gold Wedding Bands - These 14k yellow gold wedding bands belonged to Col. Tom Parker and his first wife, Marie Parker. Tom Parker met Marie Francis Mott in 1935 while traveling with a circus. In the early days of their marriage, Marie and Parker worked together in the carnivals. Elvis Presley often called Mrs. Parker 'Aunt Marie' during the years that Col. Tom Parker was his manager. In the early years of Presley's career, Mrs. Parker often was in charge of concert ticket sales. She also handled ticket sales for Eddy Arnold when Parker was Arnold's manager. Colonel Parker is often referred to as "the man who made Elvis Presley," and was a shrewd businessman who carefully orchestrated Elvis' rise to one of the most legendary and commercially successful entertainers of all time with his sharp-witted management style. This item is a part of the lost Col. Tom Parker collection, and comes with a certificate of authenticity from Col. Tom Parker's collection. Please Note: This item has never been offered for auction before.

Col. Tom Parker's Dark Wood Cane - This wooden cane is a distinctive item that reflects the personal style and charisma of Elvis Presley's famously enigmatic manager. Known for his colorful personality, Parker often used his cane as a prop, adding to his image as a commanding and somewhat mysterious figure. The cane likely served as both a practical tool and a visual symbol of his authority, a fitting accessory for the man who wielded tremendous influence over Elvis' career. As an artifact, the wooden cane stands as a reminder of Parker's unique presence and the showmanship he brought to the business side of rock 'n' roll. Colonel Parker is often referred to as "the man who made Elvis Presley," and was a shrewd businessman who carefully orchestrated Elvis' rise to one of the most legendary and commercially successful entertainers of all time with his sharp-witted management style. This item is a part of the lost Col. Tom Parker collection, and comes with a certificate of authenticity from Col. Tom Parker's collection. Please Note: This item has never been offered for auction before.

Col. Tom Parker's Black and Silver Cane - This black and silver cane is a distinctive item that reflects the personal style and charisma of Elvis Presley's famously enigmatic manager. Known for his colorful personality, Parker often used his cane as a prop, adding to his image as a commanding and somewhat mysterious figure. The cane likely served as both a practical tool and a visual symbol of his authority, a fitting accessory for the man who wielded tremendous influence over Elvis' career. As an artifact, the cane stands as a reminder of Parker's unique presence and the showmanship he brought to the business side of rock 'n' roll. Colonel Parker is often referred to as "the man who made Elvis Presley," and was a shrewd businessman who carefully orchestrated Elvis' rise to one of the most legendary and commercially successful entertainers of all time with his sharp-witted management style. This item is a part of the lost Col. Tom Parker collection, and comes with a certificate of authenticity from Col. Tom Parker's collection. Please Note: This item has never been offered for auction before.

Col. Tom Parker's Wooden Eagle Head Cane - This wooden cane with gold tone eagle head handle is a distinctive item that reflects the personal style and charisma of Elvis Presley's famously enigmatic manager. Known for his colorful personality, Parker often used his cane as a prop, adding to his image as a commanding and somewhat mysterious figure. The cane likely served as both a practical tool and a visual symbol of his authority, a fitting accessory for the man who wielded tremendous influence over Elvis' career. As an artifact, the wooden cane stands as a reminder of Parker's unique presence and the showmanship he brought to the business side of rock 'n' roll. Colonel Parker is often referred to as "the man who made Elvis Presley," and was a shrewd businessman who carefully orchestrated Elvis' rise to one of the most legendary and commercially successful entertainers of all time with his sharp-witted management style. This item is a part of the lost Col. Tom Parker collection, and comes with a certificate of authenticity from Col. Tom Parker's collection. Please Note: This item has never been offered for auction before.

Col. Tom Parker's Elvis Presley Sheet Music Booklets: Kissin' Cousins, Girl Happy, Fun in Acapulco - These sheet music booklets for Elvis' Kissin' Cousins, Girl Happy, and Fun in Acapulco belonged to Col. Tom Parker. Colonel Parker is often referred to as "the man who made Elvis Presley," and was a shrewd businessman who carefully orchestrated Elvis' rise to one of the most legendary and commercially successful entertainers of all time with his sharp-witted management style. This item is a part of the lost Col. Tom Parker collection, and comes with a certificate of authenticity from Col. Tom Parker's collection. Please Note: This item has never been offered for auction before.

Col. Tom Parker's Personal Photo - This is a personal photograph from Elvis Presley's manager, Col. Tom Parker. The photo shows Parker wearing one of his iconic hats standing inside his home. Colonel Parker is often referred to as "the man who made Elvis Presley," and was a shrewd businessman who carefully orchestrated Elvis' rise to one of the most legendary and commercially successful entertainers of all time with his sharp-witted management style. This item is a part of the lost Col. Tom Parker collection, and comes with a certificate of authenticity from Col. Tom Parker's collection. Please Note: This item has never been offered for auction before.

Col. Tom Parker's Personal Photo - This is a personal photograph from Elvis Presley's manager, Col. Tom Parker. The photo shows Parker wearing one of his iconic hats standing inside his home. Colonel Parker is often referred to as "the man who made Elvis Presley," and was a shrewd businessman who carefully orchestrated Elvis' rise to one of the most legendary and commercially successful entertainers of all time with his sharp-witted management style. This item is a part of the lost Col. Tom Parker collection, and comes with a certificate of authenticity from Col. Tom Parker's collection. Please Note: This item has never been offered for auction before.

Col. Tom Parker's Personal Photo - This is a personal photograph from Elvis Presley's manager, Col. Tom Parker. The photo shows Parker wearing one of his iconic hats standing inside his home. Colonel Parker is often referred to as "the man who made Elvis Presley," and was a shrewd businessman who carefully orchestrated Elvis' rise to one of the most legendary and commercially successful entertainers of all time with his sharp-witted management style. This item is a part of the lost Col. Tom Parker collection, and comes with a certificate of authenticity from Col. Tom Parker's collection. Please Note: This item has never been offered for auction before.

Col. Tom Parker's Personal Large Elvis Hound Dog 1970s Stuffed Animal - This large 1970s hound dog stuffed animal is a whimsical piece of Elvis Presley memorabilia with a direct connection to Colonel Tom Parker, the legendary manager who played a pivotal role in shaping the career of The King of Rock and Roll. This oversized plush hound dog, a nod to Elvis's hit song "Hound Dog," is a rare and personal artifact that ties directly to the Elvis Presley brand, offering a fun yet significant glimpse into the marketing and memorabilia world that surrounded the iconic star during his meteoric rise. As Elvis Presley's manager, Parker was known for his keen ability to capitalize on Elvis' popularity, turning virtually every aspect of his life and image into a commercial opportunity. This stuffed animal was a promotional item, capitalizing on the success of the song "Hound Dog," which became one of Elvis' most famous tracks. This item is a part of the lost Col. Tom Parker collection, and comes with a certificate of authenticity from Col. Tom Parker's collection. Please Note: This item has never been offered for auction before.

Col. Tom Parker's Elvis Presley 1971 KRGN-FM Christmas Special Cassette - This copy of Elvis Presley's 1971 KRGN-FM Christmas Special cassette once belonged to his iconic manager, Col. Tom Parker. This is a rare and fascinating piece of Elvis Presley memorabilia with a unique connection to the King of Rock and Roll's holiday music legacy. The cassette features the 1971 KRGN-FM Christmas Special, a radio broadcast that celebrated the holiday season with Elvis Presley's unmistakable voice and holiday spirit, offering fans a special, behind-the-scenes glimpse into his festive side. The year 1971 was a transitional period in Elvis Presley's career, marking a time when he was shifting from his earlier, high-energy rock performances to a more introspective phase, often blending spiritual and personal themes with his music. This Christmas special was part of a series of radio broadcasts that helped maintain Elvis' presence in the public eye, further solidifying his reputation as a versatile performer with the ability to connect with audiences on a deeply emotional level. For Elvis Presley collectors, this 1971 KRGN-FM Christmas Special Cassette is a rare find, especially considering its direct connection to Colonel Tom Parker and the special holiday broadcast that was never widely distributed. The cassette format itself adds a layer of nostalgia, transporting fans back to an era when radio specials were a primary means of enjoying new music, and Elvis Presley's voice was synonymous with Christmas cheer and timeless holiday classics. Colonel Parker is often referred to as "the man who made Elvis Presley," and was a shrewd businessman who carefully orchestrated Elvis' rise to one of the most legendary and commercially successful entertainers of all time with his sharp-witted management style. This item is a part of the lost Col. Tom Parker collection, and comes with a certificate of authenticity from Col. Tom Parker's collection. Please Note: This item has never been offered for auction before.

Col. Tom Parker's Elvis Presley "My Way" Vinyl 45 - This was Col. Tom Parker's personal copy of Elvis Presley's "My Way" vinyl 45. Released as one of Elvis' posthumous singles in November 1977, just three months after Elvis' passing, "My Way" became emblematic of Elvis' personal journey, with lyrics that seemed to reflect his life and career path. For Parker, this record would have held special significance as it symbolized Elvis' lasting impact on fans even after his passing. The "My Way" single, with its powerful message of individuality and resilience, mirrors both Elvis's and Parker's approaches to life and fame. This vinyl not only represents a key moment in Elvis' musical history but also underscores Parker's efforts to keep Elvis' legacy alive. Colonel Parker is often referred to as "the man who made Elvis Presley," and was a shrewd businessman who carefully orchestrated Elvis' rise to one of the most legendary and commercially successful entertainers of all time with his sharp-witted management style. This item is a part of the lost Col. Tom Parker collection, and comes with a certificate of authenticity from Col. Tom Parker's collection. Please Note: This item has never been offered for auction before.

Col. Tom Parker's Elvis Presley "Fool" Vinyl 45 - This vinyl 45 for Elvis Presley's "Fool" was personally owned by his manager, Col. Tom Parker. This record is a significant piece of memorabilia tied to one of Elvis' notable hits. Released in 1973, "Fool" was part of Elvis' ongoing output during the final years of his career, a time when Parker was still heavily involved in managing the King of Rock 'n' Roll's musical direction. The single features a powerful ballad that showcased Elvis' vocal range and emotional depth, and it became a favorite among fans. For Parker, this vinyl 45 was more than just a record, it represented another step in his ongoing effort to keep Elvis at the forefront of popular music, even as his career began to shift. The "Fool" single serves as a reminder of both Elvis' enduring talent and Parker's dedication to maintaining his star power in the ever-changing music industry. Colonel Parker is often referred to as "the man who made Elvis Presley," and was a shrewd businessman who carefully orchestrated Elvis' rise to one of the most legendary and commercially successful entertainers of all time with his sharp-witted management style. This item is a part of the lost Col. Tom Parker collection, and comes with a certificate of authenticity from Col. Tom Parker's collection. Please Note: This item has never been offered for auction before.

Col. Tom Parker's Elvis Presley "Fool" Vinyl 45 - This vinyl 45 for Elvis Presley's "Fool" was personally owned by his manager, Col. Tom Parker. This record is a significant piece of memorabilia tied to one of Elvis' notable hits. Released in 1973, "Fool" was part of Elvis' ongoing output during the final years of his career, a time when Parker was still heavily involved in managing the King of Rock 'n' Roll's musical direction. The single features a powerful ballad that showcased Elvis' vocal range and emotional depth, and it became a favorite among fans. For Parker, this vinyl 45 was more than just a record, it represented another step in his ongoing effort to keep Elvis at the forefront of popular music, even as his career began to shift. The "Fool" single serves as a reminder of both Elvis' enduring talent and Parker's dedication to maintaining his star power in the ever-changing music industry. Colonel Parker is often referred to as "the man who made Elvis Presley," and was a shrewd businessman who carefully orchestrated Elvis' rise to one of the most legendary and commercially successful entertainers of all time with his sharp-witted management style. This item is a part of the lost Col. Tom Parker collection, and comes with a certificate of authenticity from Col. Tom Parker's collection. Please Note: This item has never been offered for auction before.

Col. Tom Parker's Optimist International Enameled Sterling Silver and 10K Gold Filled Tie Bar - This elegant piece reflects Col. Tom Parker's affiliation with Optimist International, a global organization dedicated to fostering optimism and community service. Known for his role as Elvis Presley's legendary manager, Parker often embraced symbols of camaraderie and leadership, making this tie bar a fitting artifact from his personal collection. The tie bar has a sleek 10k gold filled finish with an enameled sterling silver center featuring the Optimist International logo, signifying the organization's mission of promoting a positive outlook and supporting youth programs. Col. Parker, celebrated as "the man who made Elvis Presley," was a shrewd businessman whose strategic genius was instrumental in elevating Elvis to legendary status, ensuring his place among the most successful entertainers of all time. This item is a part of the lost Col. Tom Parker collection, and comes with a certificate of authenticity from Col. Tom Parker's collection. Please Note: This item has never been offered for auction before.

Col. Tom Parker's Gold Tone Sterling Silver Optimist International Enameled Spur Tie Bar - This elegant piece reflects Col. Tom Parker's affiliation with Optimist International, a global organization dedicated to fostering optimism and community service. Known for his role as Elvis Presley's legendary manager, Parker often embraced symbols of camaraderie and leadership, making this tie bar a fitting artifact from his personal collection. The tie bar has a sleek gold colored finish on sterling silver, and is fashioned in a spur motif with an enameled center featuring the Optimist International logo. The back of the piece is marked "Holland Sterling". Col. Parker, celebrated as "the man who made Elvis Presley," was a shrewd businessman whose strategic genius was instrumental in elevating Elvis to legendary status, ensuring his place among the most successful entertainers of all time. This item is a part of the lost Col. Tom Parker collection, and comes with a certificate of authenticity from Col. Tom Parker's collection. Please Note: This item has never been offered for auction before.

Col. Tom Parker's Marble Handle Wooden Cane - This wooden cane with marble handle is a distinctive item that reflects the personal style and charisma of Elvis Presley's famously enigmatic manager. Known for his colorful personality, Parker often used his cane as a prop, adding to his image as a commanding and somewhat mysterious figure. The cane served as both a practical tool and a visual symbol of his authority, a fitting accessory for the man who wielded tremendous influence over Elvis' career. As an artifact, the wooden cane stands as a reminder of Parker's unique presence and the showmanship he brought to the business side of rock 'n' roll. Colonel Parker is often referred to as "the man who made Elvis Presley," and was a shrewd businessman who carefully orchestrated Elvis' rise to one of the most legendary and commercially successful entertainers of all time with his sharp-witted management style. This item is a part of the lost Col. Tom Parker collection, and comes with a certificate of authenticity from Col. Tom Parker's collection. Please Note: This item has never been offered for auction before.

Col. Tom Parker's Chrome Duck Handle Wooden Cane - This wooden cane with chrome duck handle is a distinctive item that reflects the personal style and charisma of Elvis Presley's famously enigmatic manager. Known for his colorful personality, Parker often used his cane as a prop, adding to his image as a commanding and somewhat mysterious figure. The cane served as both a practical tool and a visual symbol of his authority, a fitting accessory for the man who wielded tremendous influence over Elvis' career. As an artifact, the wooden cane stands as a reminder of Parker's unique presence and the showmanship he brought to the business side of rock 'n' roll. Colonel Parker is often referred to as "the man who made Elvis Presley," and was a shrewd businessman who carefully orchestrated Elvis' rise to one of the most legendary and commercially successful entertainers of all time with his sharp-witted management style. This item is a part of the lost Col. Tom Parker collection, and comes with a certificate of authenticity from Col. Tom Parker's collection. Please Note: This item has never been offered for auction before.

Col. Tom Parker's Black and Silver Wolf Head Cane - This black and silver cane with ornate wolf head handle is a distinctive item that reflects the personal style and charisma of Elvis Presley's famously enigmatic manager. Known for his colorful personality, Parker often used his cane as a prop, adding to his image as a commanding and somewhat mysterious figure. The cane served as both a practical tool and a visual symbol of his authority, a fitting accessory for the man who wielded tremendous influence over Elvis' career. As an artifact, the wooden cane stands as a reminder of Parker's unique presence and the showmanship he brought to the business side of rock 'n' roll. Colonel Parker is often referred to as "the man who made Elvis Presley," and was a shrewd businessman who carefully orchestrated Elvis' rise to one of the most legendary and commercially successful entertainers of all time with his sharp-witted management style. This item is a part of the lost Col. Tom Parker collection, and comes with a certificate of authenticity from Col. Tom Parker's collection. Please Note: This item has never been offered for auction before.

Col. Tom Parker's Wooden Eagle Head Cane - This wooden cane with brass eagle head handle is a distinctive item that reflects the personal style and charisma of Elvis Presley's famously enigmatic manager. Known for his colorful personality, Parker often used his cane as a prop, adding to his image as a commanding and somewhat mysterious figure. The cane served as both a practical tool and a visual symbol of his authority, a fitting accessory for the man who wielded tremendous influence over Elvis' career. As an artifact, the wooden cane stands as a reminder of Parker's unique presence and the showmanship he brought to the business side of rock 'n' roll. Colonel Parker is often referred to as "the man who made Elvis Presley," and was a shrewd businessman who carefully orchestrated Elvis' rise to one of the most legendary and commercially successful entertainers of all time with his sharp-witted management style. This item is a part of the lost Col. Tom Parker collection, and comes with a certificate of authenticity from Col. Tom Parker's collection. Please Note: This item has never been offered for auction before.

Col. Tom Parker's Light Wooden Cane - This wooden cane is a distinctive item that reflects the personal style and charisma of Elvis Presley's famously enigmatic manager. Known for his colorful personality, Parker often used his cane as a prop, adding to his image as a commanding and somewhat mysterious figure. The cane served as both a practical tool and a visual symbol of his authority, a fitting accessory for the man who wielded tremendous influence over Elvis' career. As an artifact, the wooden cane stands as a reminder of Parker's unique presence and the showmanship he brought to the business side of rock 'n' roll. Colonel Parker is often referred to as "the man who made Elvis Presley," and was a shrewd businessman who carefully orchestrated Elvis' rise to one of the most legendary and commercially successful entertainers of all time with his sharp-witted management style. This item is a part of the lost Col. Tom Parker collection, and comes with a certificate of authenticity from Col. Tom Parker's collection. Please Note: This item has never been offered for auction before.

Col. Tom Parker's RIAA Gold Award for "Roustabout" - Col. Tom Parker, the legendary manager of Elvis Presley, was instrumental in securing many of the King's commercial successes, and one of the notable achievements in their partnership came with the RIAA Gold Award for the Roustabout soundtrack album. This is the personal award plaque presented to Parker. The Roustabout soundtrack was certified Gold by the Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA) on May 20, 1988 in recognition of its sales surpassing 500,000 units, marking a significant posthumous achievement in Elvis' prolific career. Under Col. Parker's guidance, Elvis maintained a strong presence in the music charts, and Roustabout was yet another example of their ability to capitalize on both Elvis' talent and his massive fan base. This award is a testament to the continued success of Elvis Presley, as well as Parker's skill in managing Elvis' career in the highly competitive music industry. Colonel Parker is often referred to as "the man who made Elvis Presley," and was a shrewd businessman who carefully orchestrated Elvis' rise to one of the most legendary and commercially successful entertainers of all time with his sharp-witted management style. This item is a part of the lost Col. Tom Parker collection, and comes with a certificate of authenticity from Col. Tom Parker's collection. Please Note: This item has never been offered for auction before. Item Note: This item is located in California, and shipping will be at the expense of the winning bidder. The auction house will assist with facilitating shipping.

Col. Tom Parker's Red and Black Plaid Case - Col. Tom Parker's red and black plaid case is a memorable item associated with his management of Elvis Presley. The case was used by Col. Parker early on in Elvis' career. The case, with its distinctive bold pattern, became a symbol of Parker's pragmatic, no-frills approach to business, and reflected his focus on the practical side of managing Elvis' career, handling contracts, deals, and negotiations. Colonel Parker is often referred to as "the man who made Elvis Presley," and was a shrewd businessman who carefully orchestrated Elvis' rise to one of the most legendary and commercially successful entertainers of all time with his sharp-witted management style. This item is a part of the lost Col. Tom Parker collection, and comes with a certificate of authenticity from Col. Tom Parker's collection. Please Note: This item has never been offered for auction before.

Col. Tom Parker's Las Vegas Hilton Baccarat Tournament Corduroy Baseball Cap - This baseball cap from the Las Vegas Hilton Baccarat Tournament was once owned by Elvis Presley's manager, Col. Tom Parker. This is a memorable piece of memorabilia from the Las Vegas era of Elvis' career. The cap, linked to the high-stakes baccarat tournaments at the Hilton, reflects Parker's involvement in both the casino scene and his management of Elvis's Vegas residency. Known for his shrewd business sense, Parker was often seen at the Hilton, and the cap was part of his casual, yet iconic, look during this time. Today, it serves as a unique symbol of the intersection of entertainment and the high-profile world of Las Vegas where Parker helped shape Elvis' legacy. Colonel Parker is often referred to as "the man who made Elvis Presley," and was a shrewd businessman who carefully orchestrated Elvis' rise to one of the most legendary and commercially successful entertainers of all time with his sharp-witted management style. This item is a part of the lost Col. Tom Parker collection, and comes with a certificate of authenticity from Col. Tom Parker's collection. Please Note: This item has never been offered for auction before.

Col. Tom Parker's Elvis Presley "Merry Christmas Baby" Vinyl 45 - This Elvis Presley "Merry Christmas Baby" vinyl 45 which belonged to Col. Tom Parker is a notable piece of memorabilia tied to Elvis' holiday music legacy. Released in 1971 as part of a limited-edition holiday single, "Merry Christmas Baby" was a soulful, bluesy Christmas classic that stood out among Elvis' festive recordings. The 45 RPM vinyl was marketed and distributed under Parker's direction, who was always looking for ways to keep Elvis' music in the public eye, especially during the holiday season. Parker's strategic promotional efforts ensured that this single, along with other Christmas releases, continued to build Elvis' brand as a holiday favorite. Colonel Parker is often referred to as "the man who made Elvis Presley," and was a shrewd businessman who carefully orchestrated Elvis' rise to one of the most legendary and commercially successful entertainers of all time with his sharp-witted management style. This item is a part of the lost Col. Tom Parker collection, and comes with a certificate of authenticity from Col. Tom Parker's collection. Please Note: This item has never been offered for auction before.

Col. Tom Parker's Elvis Presley "Take Good Care of Her" Vinyl 45 - This "Take Good Care of Her" 45, once belonging to Col. Tom Parker, is a significant piece of Elvis memorabilia from the early 1970s. Released in 1973 as a single, "Take Good Care of Her" was featured on Elvis' Elvis: Aloha from Hawaii album, marking a pivotal moment in Elvis' career. The song, a tender ballad, resonated with fans and showcased Elvis' ability to convey deep emotion through his music. Under Parker's management, the single was strategically marketed to capitalize on the success of the Aloha from Hawaii television special, which had been broadcast globally. This 45 RPM vinyl, with its striking label and limited release, became a collectible item. It reflects Parker's skill in maintaining Elvis' presence in the music charts and keeping his fanbase engaged with new releases, especially during the high-profile period of Elvis's Las Vegas and television specials. Colonel Parker is often referred to as "the man who made Elvis Presley," and was a shrewd businessman who carefully orchestrated Elvis' rise to one of the most legendary and commercially successful entertainers of all time with his sharp-witted management style. This item is a part of the lost Col. Tom Parker collection, and comes with a certificate of authenticity from Col. Tom Parker's collection. Please Note: This item has never been offered for auction before.

Col. Tom Parker's Pierre Cardin Dress Shirt - Col. Tom Parker's Pierre Cardin dress shirt is a notable example of his personal style and taste. Known for his flamboyant and sometimes extravagant sense of fashion, Parker often embraced high-end brands to project an image of success and sophistication, both for himself and in his management of Elvis Presley. The Pierre Cardin shirt was part of this carefully cultivated persona, representing a blend of luxury and business savvy. Parker's choice to wear such a shirt reflected his desire to maintain a polished image, especially in public appearances where he played a central role in shaping Elvis' career. The shirt was fitting for a man who was always at the heart of the entertainment industry's business dealings. Colonel Parker is often referred to as "the man who made Elvis Presley," and was a shrewd businessman who carefully orchestrated Elvis' rise to one of the most legendary and commercially successful entertainers of all time with his sharp-witted management style. This item is a part of the lost Col. Tom Parker collection, and comes with a certificate of authenticity from Col. Tom Parker's collection. Please Note: This item has never been offered for auction before.

Col. Tom Parker's Pocket Square/Handkerchief Embroidered "P" - This pocket square or handkerchief, which belonged to Col. Tom Parker, is a notable detail in his signature style. Known for his larger-than-life personality and sharp business acumen, Parker often complemented his suits with a pocket square, adding a touch of flair to his polished appearance. Whether in public appearances, meetings, or while attending Elvis Presley's performances, the pocket square became part of Parker's refined, yet distinctive look. As Elvis' manager, Parker knew the importance of projecting an image of success and sophistication, and even the smallest accessory like a pocket square helped reinforce his carefully curated public persona. Colonel Parker is often referred to as "the man who made Elvis Presley," and was a shrewd businessman who carefully orchestrated Elvis' rise to one of the most legendary and commercially successful entertainers of all time with his sharp-witted management style. This item is a part of the lost Col. Tom Parker collection, and comes with a certificate of authenticity from Col. Tom Parker's collection. Please Note: This item has never been offered for auction before.

Col. Tom Parker's Medium Brass Elephant - This medium sized brass elephant is a symbolic piece of memorabilia, once belonging to Elvis Presley's manager Col. Tom Parker. The elephant, often associated with luck, strength, and wisdom, was one of the many personal items that reflected Parker's eccentric tastes and flair for collecting unique artifacts. Parker's penchant for collecting exotic or unusual items was well-known, and the brass elephant is a telling example of his larger-than-life persona. The elephant likely held personal significance for Parker, adding a touch of character to his office or personal space. This piece stands as a reminder of Parker's quirky and unpredictable nature, as well as his ability to weave personal symbolism into his public life as the manager of one of the most famous entertainers in history. Colonel Parker is often referred to as "the man who made Elvis Presley," and was a shrewd businessman who carefully orchestrated Elvis' rise to one of the most legendary and commercially successful entertainers of all time with his sharp-witted management style. This item is a part of the lost Col. Tom Parker collection, and comes with a certificate of authenticity from Col. Tom Parker's collection. Please Note: This item has never been offered for auction before. Item Note: This item is located in California, and shipping will be at the expense of the winning bidder. The auction house will assist with facilitating shipping.

Col. Tom Parker's Wooden Elephant End Table - Col. Tom Parker's wooden elephant end table is a distinctive piece of furniture that reflects both his personality and his love for unique, symbolic items. The table, shaped like an elephant, served as both a functional piece of decor and a nod to Parker's personal style. Elephants are often seen as symbols of good luck and strength, and this particular table likely held personal significance for Parker, who was known for his eclectic tastes and fondness for collecting quirky, meaningful objects. As Elvis Presley's manager, Parker was always looking for ways to project a larger-than-life persona, and this unusual end table is a subtle reflection of that. It would have likely been a conversation starter in his office or home, and today, the wooden elephant end table stands as an intriguing reminder of Parker's flair for the eccentric and his tendency to incorporate personal symbolism into his everyday surroundings. It's a piece of memorabilia that captures the uniqueness of the man behind Elvis Presley's legendary career. This item is a part of the lost Col. Tom Parker collection, and comes with a certificate of authenticity from Col. Tom Parker's collection. Please Note: This item has never been offered for auction before. Item Note: This item is located in California, and shipping will be at the expense of the winning bidder. The auction house will assist with facilitating shipping.

Col. Tom Parker's White Ceramic Elephant End Table - This white ceramic elephant end table once belonged to Elvis Presley's manager, Col. Tom Parker. Parker had a well-known fondness for elephants, which was reflected in several of the personal items he collected throughout his life. They symbolized qualities he valued, such as strength, wisdom, and good fortune. Parker's love for elephants was evident in his collection of elephant-themed decor and trinkets, many of which were displayed in his office and home. The white ceramic elephant end table was one of the more prominent items, standing out as both a functional piece of furniture and a personal symbol. Colonel Parker is often referred to as "the man who made Elvis Presley," and was a shrewd businessman who carefully orchestrated Elvis' rise to one of the most legendary and commercially successful entertainers of all time with his sharp-witted management style. This item is a part of the lost Col. Tom Parker collection, and comes with a certificate of authenticity from Col. Tom Parker's collection. Please Note: This item has never been offered for auction before. Item Note: This item is located in California, and shipping will be at the expense of the winning bidder. The auction house will assist with facilitating shipping.

Col. Tom Parker's Molded Plastic Elephant - This molded plastic elephant, once belonging to Col. Tom Parker, is a standout example of his affection for elephants, one of his favorite animals. Known for his eclectic and sometimes eccentric tastes, Parker often surrounded himself with elephant-themed items, which symbolized strength, wisdom, and good luck, qualities he valued in both his personal and professional life. The elephant became a personal totem for Parker, representing both his fondness for these majestic creatures and his belief in their positive associations. As Elvis Presley's manager, Parker carefully curated his surroundings to project an image of power and distinction, and items like this elephant helped reinforce his larger-than-life persona. Colonel Parker is often referred to as "the man who made Elvis Presley," and was a shrewd businessman who carefully orchestrated Elvis' rise to one of the most legendary and commercially successful entertainers of all time with his sharp-witted management style. This item is a part of the lost Col. Tom Parker collection, and comes with a certificate of authenticity from Col. Tom Parker's collection. Please Note: This item has never been offered for auction before. Item Note: This item is located in California, and shipping will be at the expense of the winning bidder. The auction house will assist with facilitating shipping.

Col. Tom Parker's Joseph Vaca Elephant Sculpture W/COA Signed "To Colonel" - This Joseph Vaca elephant sculpture was owned by Colonel Tom Parker, and is a remarkable piece of memorabilia that speaks to Parker's enduring love for elephants and his affinity for unique, high-quality art. Created by the renowned artist Joseph Vaca, known for his expressive and detailed sculptures, this elephant piece was one of the many elephant-themed items Parker collected throughout his life. The sculpture reflects Parker's deep admiration for elephants, which he saw as symbols of strength, wisdom, and good fortune. As Elvis Presley's manager, Parker was known for his eclectic taste and his fondness for art that had personal meaning. This sculpture includes a certificate of authenticity signed personally by Vaca "To Colonel Tom Parker". Colonel Parker is often referred to as "the man who made Elvis Presley," and was a shrewd businessman who carefully orchestrated Elvis' rise to one of the most legendary and commercially successful entertainers of all time with his sharp-witted management style. This item is a part of the lost Col. Tom Parker collection, and comes with a certificate of authenticity from Col. Tom Parker's collection. Please Note: This item has never been offered for auction before. Please Note: The ear on the statue is broken and needs repair. The pieces needed for repair are included with the sale of the lot. Item Note: This item is located in California, and shipping will be at the expense of the winning bidder. The auction house will assist with facilitating shipping.

Col. Tom Parker's "Somewhere Over the Rainbow" Musical Jewelry Box - This musical jewelry box once belonged to Elvis Presley's manager, Col. Tom Parker. The box plays the song "Somewhere Over the Rainbow", a song about hope, dreams, and longing, fitting of Parker's ambition and his drive to make Elvis a global sensation. Colonel Parker is often referred to as "the man who made Elvis Presley," and was a shrewd businessman who carefully orchestrated Elvis' rise to one of the most legendary and commercially successful entertainers of all time with his sharp-witted management style. This item is a part of the lost Col. Tom Parker collection, and comes with a certificate of authenticity from Col. Tom Parker's collection. Please Note: This item has never been offered for auction before.

Col. Tom Parker's Ornate Wood Jewelry Box - This ornate wooden jewelry box once belonged to Elvis Presley's manager, Col. Tom Parker. Colonel Parker is often referred to as "the man who made Elvis Presley," and was a shrewd businessman who carefully orchestrated Elvis' rise to one of the most legendary and commercially successful entertainers of all time with his sharp-witted management style. This item is a part of the lost Col. Tom Parker collection, and comes with a certificate of authenticity from Col. Tom Parker's collection. Please Note: This item has never been offered for auction before.

Col. Tom Parker's Marine Band Hohner Blues Harmonica - This Marine Band Hohner blues Harmonica belonged to Elvis Presley's manager, Col. Tom Parker. Colonel Parker is often referred to as "the man who made Elvis Presley," and was a shrewd businessman who carefully orchestrated Elvis' rise to one of the most legendary and commercially successful entertainers of all time with his sharp-witted management style. This item is a part of the lost Col. Tom Parker collection, and comes with a certificate of authenticity from Col. Tom Parker's collection. Please Note: This item has never been offered for auction before.

Col. Tom Parker's Las Vegas Hilton Brown Leather Rolling Case - This brown leather rolling case from the Las Vegas Hilton once belonged to Col. Tom Parker. This is a distinctive piece of memorabilia tied to the high-stakes, glamorous world of Las Vegas, where Elvis Presley performed for years under Parker's management. This leather case reflects both Parker's practical side and his sophisticated taste. As a manager, Parker was often seen traveling between shows, meetings, and business deals, and this rolling case was a functional yet stylish accessory to carry his personal belongings and important documents relating to Elvis' career. The case has a luggage tag with Col. Parker's card reading "Colonel Tom A. Parker Executive Entertainment Consultant, Assistant to Barron Hilton." Colonel Parker is often referred to as "the man who made Elvis Presley," and was a shrewd businessman who carefully orchestrated Elvis' rise to one of the most legendary and commercially successful entertainers of all time with his sharp-witted management style. This item is a part of the lost Col. Tom Parker collection, and comes with a certificate of authenticity from Col. Tom Parker's collection. Please Note: This item has never been offered for auction before.

Col. Tom Parker's Wicker Picnic Basket - This wicker picnic basket once belonged to Col. Tom Parker, the legendary manager of Elvis Presley. Col. Tom Parker would use this picnic basket while visiting Elvis on the set of films and performances. Colonel Parker is often referred to as "the man who made Elvis Presley," and was a shrewd businessman who carefully orchestrated Elvis' rise to one of the most legendary and commercially successful entertainers of all time with his sharp-witted management style. This item is a part of the lost Col. Tom Parker collection, and comes with a certificate of authenticity from Col. Tom Parker's collection. Please Note: This item has never been offered for auction before.

Col. Tom Parker's Blue Looseleaf Business Contacts Book - This blue looseleaf business contacts book, once belonging to Elvis Presley's manager Col. Tom Parker, is a significant piece of memorabilia that underscores his meticulous and organized approach to managing Elvis' career. As Elvis' manager, Parker was known for his control over every aspect of his client's career, and this contact book was a key tool in his daily operations, keeping him in constant communication with the people who helped shape Elvis' empire. There are names, phone numbers and address of individuals in this book that no one else would have had access to. Many experts look at this lot as a road map to what is known as Elvis' success to this day. This book represents a rare glimpse into the behind-the-scenes world of Col. Parker's management strategy, highlighting the importance of networking, organization, and constant communication in maintaining Elvis Presley's superstardom. This item is a part of the lost Col. Tom Parker collection, and comes with a certificate of authenticity from Col. Tom Parker's collection. Please Note: This item has never been offered for auction before.

Elvis Presley "Heartbreak Hotel" Original Working Lyrics Handwritten by Mae Boren Axton - This wonderful piece of music history is a sheet of handwritten original working lyrics for what would be the classic Elvis Presley hit song, Heartbreak Hotel. These lyrics were written by Mae Boren Axton, a high school teacher with a background in musical promotion, and Tommy Durden, a Jacksonville singer-songwriter. It is said by historians that Mae played a crucial part in the game plan that launched the career of Elvis Presley. Mae first met Elvis in 1955 around the time he was getting his start with SUN Records, and she was doing some PR for Colonel Parker via her TV and radio shows promoting his package shows when they would be in Florida. She was asked by Elvis' manager at the time, Bob Neal, for her help in getting Elvis on a Parker tour to convince Elvis that Neal had the connections to represent him well. Mae Axton taped a radio interview with Elvis in July, 1955 in Jacksonville and got Elvis onto the show which Hank Snow was headlining. "Heartbreak Hotel" was written in October 1955 and presented by Axton to Elvis Presley, who loved the song and eventually recorded it in January 1956 for his new label, RCA Victor. This was a pivotal point in Elvis' career as he had just moved to RCA and this would be his first single. The lyrics are handwritten in pencil and signed by Mae Boren Axton and Tommy Durden, and also have various edits and corrections. The lyrics come with a letter of authenticity from James Spence Authentication.

Col. Tom Parker's Red Velvet Notebook Signed by Mae Boren Axton W/Special Message - This red velvet notebook, once belonging to Col. Tom Parker, is a highly significant piece of music history. Colonel Parker, who managed Elvis throughout much of his career, played a pivotal role in shaping the King's rise to superstardom. This notebook is noteworthy not only for its connection to Parker but also because it contains a special signed message from Mae Boren Axton. Axton, a talented singer and songwriter, co-wrote "Heartbreak Hotel," one of Elvis' first major hits. She had a close professional and personal relationship with Elvis and was an important figure in his early career. It is said by historians that Mae played a crucial part in the game plan that launched the career of Elvis Presley. Mae first met Elvis in 1955 around the time he was getting his start with SUN Records, and she was doing some PR for Colonel Parker via her TV and radio shows promoting his package shows when they would be in Florida. She was asked by Elvis' manager at the time, Bob Neal, for her help in getting Elvis on a Parker tour to convince Elvis that Neal had the connections to represent him well. Mae Axton taped a radio interview with Elvis in July, 1955 in Jacksonville and got Elvis onto the show which Hank Snow was headlining. This item is a part of the lost Col. Tom Parker collection, and comes with a certificate of authenticity from Col. Tom Parker's collection. Please Note: This item has never been offered for auction before.

Col. Tom Parker's Large Gold Glass Ashtray - This ashtray is a fascinating artifact that offers a glimpse into the personal life and habits of the man who managed Elvis Presley's career. Known for his ever-present cigars, Parker's ashtray symbolizes his constant involvement in the business, often strategizing and negotiating with a cigar in hand. This ashtray likely sat on his desk or accompanied him during meetings, serving as a silent witness to countless discussions and decisions that shaped Elvis' career. As a collector's item, it represents not only Parker's distinctive personality but also his unwavering dedication to controlling every aspect of Elvis' professional life. Colonel Parker is often referred to as "the man who made Elvis Presley," and was a shrewd businessman who carefully orchestrated Elvis' rise to one of the most legendary and commercially successful entertainers of all time with his sharp-witted management style. This item is a part of the lost Col. Tom Parker collection, and comes with a certificate of authenticity from Col. Tom Parker's collection. Please Note: This item has never been offered for auction before.

Col. Tom Parker's Large Glass Ashtray - This ashtray is a fascinating artifact that offers a glimpse into the personal life and habits of the man who managed Elvis Presley's career. Known for his ever-present cigars, Parker's ashtray symbolizes his constant involvement in the business, often strategizing and negotiating with a cigar in hand. This ashtray likely sat on his desk or accompanied him during meetings, serving as a silent witness to countless discussions and decisions that shaped Elvis' career. As a collector's item, it represents not only Parker's distinctive personality but also his unwavering dedication to controlling every aspect of Elvis' professional life. Colonel Parker is often referred to as "the man who made Elvis Presley," and was a shrewd businessman who carefully orchestrated Elvis' rise to one of the most legendary and commercially successful entertainers of all time with his sharp-witted management style. This item is a part of the lost Col. Tom Parker collection, and comes with a certificate of authenticity from Col. Tom Parker's collection. Please Note: This item has never been offered for auction before.

Col. Tom Parker's "CTP" Cattle Brander - This CTP cattle brander once belonged to the iconic manager of Elvis Presley, Col. Tom Parker. This is a full-sized cattle prod, measuring approximately 1.5 feet in length. Items like these, tied to the most influential figures in music history, are highly sought after by collectors. They are not just relics of an individual but also symbols of a time and place, the 1950s and 1960s, when rock 'n' roll was emerging, and Elvis Presley was becoming an international superstar under Parker's management. Colonel Parker is often referred to as "the man who made Elvis Presley," and was a shrewd businessman who carefully orchestrated Elvis' rise to one of the most legendary and commercially successful entertainers of all time with his sharp-witted management style. This item is a part of the lost Col. Tom Parker collection, and comes with a certificate of authenticity from Col. Tom Parker's collection. Please Note: This item has never been offered for auction before.

Col. Tom Parker's RCA Mark 8 Desktop Stereo 8 Track Player From His Office - This RCA Mark 8 desktop stereo belonged to Elvis Presley's manager, Col. Tom Parker, and sat on his credenza in his office. This is an exceptional piece of music history that underscores the intersection of technology, music, and celebrity culture during the 1960s. As Elvis Presley's manager, Parker was not only concerned with the business aspects of Elvis' career but also with maintaining an image of success, wealth, and modernity. The RCA Mark 8, a top-of-the-line 8-track player from the era, was a significant symbol of that. Colonel Parker is often referred to as "the man who made Elvis Presley," and was a shrewd businessman who carefully orchestrated Elvis' rise to one of the most legendary and commercially successful entertainers of all time with his sharp-witted management style. This item is a part of the lost Col. Tom Parker collection, and comes with a certificate of authenticity from Col. Tom Parker's collection. Please Note: This item has never been offered for auction before. Item Note: This item is located in California, and shipping will be at the expense of the winning bidder. The auction house will assist with facilitating shipping.

Col. Tom Parker's Personally Owned Santa Suit - This Santa suit, once belonging to Col. Tom Parker, is an intriguing and iconic piece of memorabilia that offers a glimpse into the manager's eccentric personality and his knack for cultivating a larger-than-life image, both for himself and for Elvis Presley. This costume, made by Rubie's Costume Co., which is now owned by the same managing member that is the majority owner of Elvis Presley Enterprises (according to Rubie's website https://www.rubies.com/pages/our-story), is the iconic costume from Col. Parker's personal collection. Known for his theatrical flair and sometimes unconventional promotional strategies, Parker was always looking for ways to keep the public engaged and entertained. The Santa Suit is a reflection of that, an over-the-top, attention-grabbing item that embodies Parker's belief in spectacle and showmanship. The lot includes copies of photographs of Parker wearing the suit. Colonel Parker is often referred to as "the man who made Elvis Presley," and was a shrewd businessman who carefully orchestrated Elvis' rise to one of the most legendary and commercially successful entertainers of all time with his sharp-witted management style. This item is a part of the lost Col. Tom Parker collection, and comes with a certificate of authenticity from Col. Tom Parker's collection. Please Note: This item has never been offered for auction before.

Col. Tom Parker's Snowman Statue - This snowman statue was owned by Col. Tom Parker, and is a fascinating and somewhat whimsical artifact that reflects the eccentric nature of Elvis Presley's legendary manager. This artifact takes on an even deeper layer of significance when you consider that Parker was sometimes referred to as "The Snowman" within the music industry. This nickname wasn't just a playful moniker, it was tied to his ability to manage his clients with a cool, calculated, and often elusive demeanor, much like a snowman standing steadfast and unmoving in the cold. Colonel Parker is often referred to as "the man who made Elvis Presley," and was a shrewd businessman who carefully orchestrated Elvis' rise to one of the most legendary and commercially successful entertainers of all time with his sharp-witted management style. This item is a part of the lost Col. Tom Parker collection, and comes with a certificate of authenticity from Col. Tom Parker's collection. Please Note: This item has never been offered for auction before.

Col. Tom Parker's Snowman Statue - This snowman statue was owned by Col. Tom Parker, and is a fascinating and somewhat whimsical artifact that reflects the eccentric nature of Elvis Presley's legendary manager. This artifact takes on an even deeper layer of significance when you consider that Parker was sometimes referred to as "The Snowman" within the music industry. This nickname wasn't just a playful moniker, it was tied to his ability to manage his clients with a cool, calculated, and often elusive demeanor, much like a snowman standing steadfast and unmoving in the cold. Colonel Parker is often referred to as "the man who made Elvis Presley," and was a shrewd businessman who carefully orchestrated Elvis' rise to one of the most legendary and commercially successful entertainers of all time with his sharp-witted management style. This item is a part of the lost Col. Tom Parker collection, and comes with a certificate of authenticity from Col. Tom Parker's collection. Please Note: This item has never been offered for auction before.

Col. Tom Parker's Exotic Composition Elephant Cufflinks - These exotic elephant cufflinks, once owned by the legendary Col. Tom Parker, exude charm and individuality. Crafted from a unique exotic composition material, each cufflink features a finely detailed elephant design, symbolizing wisdom, strength, and a touch of whimsy that reflects Parker's colorful personality. The cufflinks' intricate artistry is complemented by their distinct texture and finish, making them a standout accessory for any formal ensemble. Their exotic flair suggests Parker's penchant for collecting distinctive, eye-catching pieces that made a statement. Perfectly suited for collectors of music history, Elvis-era memorabilia, or vintage fashion, these elephant cufflinks are more than just accessories, they're a reflection of Col. Parker's larger-than-life legacy and unique sense of style. This item is a part of the lost Col. Tom Parker collection, and comes with a certificate of authenticity from Col. Tom Parker's collection. Please Note: This item has never been offered for auction before.

Col. Tom Parker's Gold Tone "P" Engraved Cufflinks and Tie Clip - This set of cufflinks and tie clip are stylish and personal accessories that reflect the flair and confidence of one of entertainment's most influential figures. As the legendary manager of Elvis Presley, Col. Tom Parker was known for his attention to detail, both in his professional endeavors and his choice of attire. These accessories exemplify his affinity for polished, statement-making pieces that underscored his unique persona. The set is crafted from gold-tone metal with a gleaming finish, radiating timeless sophistication. Both the cufflinks and tie clip feature a bold, engraved "P," a monogram that adds a touch of personalization while symbolizing Parker's larger-than-life identity. These pieces are not only a reflection of Parker's distinct style but also a piece of entertainment history. This item is a part of the lost Col. Tom Parker collection, and comes with a certificate of authenticity from Col. Tom Parker's collection. Please Note: This item has never been offered for auction before.

Col. Tom Parker's Swank Gold Tone Guitar Tie Bar - Col. Tom Parker's Swank Gold Tone Guitar Tie Bar is a striking accessory that perfectly embodies his role as a visionary in the music industry. As the iconic manager of Elvis Presley, Parker was known for his promotional flair and deep connection to the world of rock and roll. This tie bar is a fitting representation of that legacy, blending music-themed symbolism with classic mid-century style. Produced by Swank, a renowned maker of men's accessories, the tie bar features a sleek, gold-tone guitar design. The intricate detailing on the guitar highlights the craftsmanship, from the fretboard to the body's subtle curves, making it a standout piece. This tie bar is more than just a piece of jewelry, it's a symbol of Parker's enduring influence on the entertainment world. Colonel Parker is often referred to as "the man who made Elvis Presley," and was a shrewd businessman who carefully orchestrated Elvis' rise to one of the most legendary and commercially successful entertainers of all time with his sharp-witted management style. This item is a part of the lost Col. Tom Parker collection, and comes with a certificate of authenticity from Col. Tom Parker's collection. Please Note: This item has never been offered for auction before.

Elvis Presley 1962 Payroll Document for Gordon Stoker (Jordanaires) Signed - This Elvis Presley payroll document is dated 12/12/1962, and is for Gordon Stoker of the Jordanaires. This is a highly significant piece of memorabilia that offers a rare glimpse into the business side of Elvis Presley's career and the management practices of his notoriously shrewd manager, Col. Tom Parker. The fact that this document is dated December 12, 1962 places it in the heart of a crucial period for both Presley and the music industry. It was a time when Elvis had transitioned from his earlier rockabilly days into a more polished pop and ballad style, all while continuing to maintain a massive fanbase. The Jordanaires were one of the most prominent and influential backing vocal groups in the 1950s and 1960s, providing vocals on many of Elvis' most iconic tracks. Gordon Stoker, as a key member of the Jordanaires, played a vital role in shaping the sound of Elvis' music during his prime. The Jordanaires were a critical part of Elvis' sound, contributing to countless hits, and their vocal harmonies can be heard on songs like "Love Me Tender," "How Great Thou Art," and "Can't Help Falling in Love." The document is signed by Gordon Stoker as payment received. Please Note: This document has been redacted to preserve the integrity of the document and the information it contains. This document has never been offered for auction.

Elvis Presley 1962 Payroll Document for Gordon Stoker (Jordanaires) Signed - This Elvis Presley payroll document is dated 12/12/1962, and is for Gordon Stoker of the Jordanaires. This is a highly significant piece of memorabilia that offers a rare glimpse into the business side of Elvis Presley's career and the management practices of his notoriously shrewd manager, Col. Tom Parker. The fact that this document is dated December 12, 1962 places it in the heart of a crucial period for both Presley and the music industry. It was a time when Elvis had transitioned from his earlier rockabilly days into a more polished pop and ballad style, all while continuing to maintain a massive fanbase. The Jordanaires were one of the most prominent and influential backing vocal groups in the 1950s and 1960s, providing vocals on many of Elvis' most iconic tracks. Gordon Stoker, as a key member of the Jordanaires, played a vital role in shaping the sound of Elvis' music during his prime. The Jordanaires were a critical part of Elvis' sound, contributing to countless hits, and their vocal harmonies can be heard on songs like "Love Me Tender," "How Great Thou Art," and "Can't Help Falling in Love." The document is signed by Gordon Stoker as payment received. Please Note: This document has been redacted to preserve the integrity of the document and the information it contains. This document has never been offered for auction.

Elvis Presley 1962 Payroll Document for Hoyt Hawkins (Jordanaires) Signed - This Elvis Presley payroll document is dated 12/12/1962, and is for Hoyt Hawkins of the Jordanaires. This is a highly significant piece of memorabilia that offers a rare glimpse into the business side of Elvis Presley's career and the management practices of his notoriously shrewd manager, Col. Tom Parker. The fact that this document is dated December 12, 1962 places it in the heart of a crucial period for both Presley and the music industry. It was a time when Elvis had transitioned from his earlier rockabilly days into a more polished pop and ballad style, all while continuing to maintain a massive fanbase. The Jordanaires were one of the most prominent and influential backing vocal groups in the 1950s and 1960s, providing vocals on many of Elvis' most iconic tracks. The Jordanaires were a critical part of Elvis' sound, contributing to countless hits, and their vocal harmonies can be heard on songs like "Love Me Tender," "How Great Thou Art," and "Can't Help Falling in Love." The document is signed by Hoyt Hawkins as payment received. Please Note: This document has been redacted to preserve the integrity of the document and the information it contains. This document has never been offered for auction.

Elvis Presley 1962 Payroll Document for Hoyt Hawkins (Jordanaires) Signed - This Elvis Presley payroll document is dated 12/12/1962, and is for Hoyt Hawkins of the Jordanaires. This is a highly significant piece of memorabilia that offers a rare glimpse into the business side of Elvis Presley's career and the management practices of his notoriously shrewd manager, Col. Tom Parker. The fact that this document is dated December 12, 1962 places it in the heart of a crucial period for both Presley and the music industry. It was a time when Elvis had transitioned from his earlier rockabilly days into a more polished pop and ballad style, all while continuing to maintain a massive fanbase. The Jordanaires were one of the most prominent and influential backing vocal groups in the 1950s and 1960s, providing vocals on many of Elvis' most iconic tracks. The Jordanaires were a critical part of Elvis' sound, contributing to countless hits, and their vocal harmonies can be heard on songs like "Love Me Tender," "How Great Thou Art," and "Can't Help Falling in Love." The document is signed by Hoyt Hawkins as payment received. Please Note: This document has been redacted to preserve the integrity of the document and the information it contains. This document has never been offered for auction.

Elvis Presley 1962 Payroll Document for Neil Matthews (Jordanaires) Signed - This Elvis Presley payroll document is dated 12/12/1962, and is for Neil Matthews of the Jordanaires. This is a highly significant piece of memorabilia that offers a rare glimpse into the business side of Elvis Presley's career and the management practices of his notoriously shrewd manager, Col. Tom Parker. The fact that this document is dated December 12, 1962 places it in the heart of a crucial period for both Presley and the music industry. It was a time when Elvis had transitioned from his earlier rockabilly days into a more polished pop and ballad style, all while continuing to maintain a massive fanbase. The Jordanaires were one of the most prominent and influential backing vocal groups in the 1950s and 1960s, providing vocals on many of Elvis' most iconic tracks. The Jordanaires were a critical part of Elvis' sound, contributing to countless hits, and their vocal harmonies can be heard on songs like "Love Me Tender," "How Great Thou Art," and "Can't Help Falling in Love." The document is signed by Neil Matthews as payment received. Please Note: This document has been redacted to preserve the integrity of the document and the information it contains. This document has never been offered for auction.

Elvis Presley 1962 Payroll Document for Neil Matthews (Jordanaires) Signed - This Elvis Presley payroll document is dated 12/12/1962, and is for Neil Matthews of the Jordanaires. This is a highly significant piece of memorabilia that offers a rare glimpse into the business side of Elvis Presley's career and the management practices of his notoriously shrewd manager, Col. Tom Parker. The fact that this document is dated December 12, 1962 places it in the heart of a crucial period for both Presley and the music industry. It was a time when Elvis had transitioned from his earlier rockabilly days into a more polished pop and ballad style, all while continuing to maintain a massive fanbase. The Jordanaires were one of the most prominent and influential backing vocal groups in the 1950s and 1960s, providing vocals on many of Elvis' most iconic tracks. The Jordanaires were a critical part of Elvis' sound, contributing to countless hits, and their vocal harmonies can be heard on songs like "Love Me Tender," "How Great Thou Art," and "Can't Help Falling in Love." The document is signed by Neil Matthews as payment received. Please Note: This document has been redacted to preserve the integrity of the document and the information it contains. This document has never been offered for auction.

Elvis Presley 1962 Payroll Document for Ray Walker (Jordanaires) Signed - This Elvis Presley payroll document is dated 12/12/1962, and is for Ray Walker of the Jordanaires. This is a highly significant piece of memorabilia that offers a rare glimpse into the business side of Elvis Presley's career and the management practices of his notoriously shrewd manager, Col. Tom Parker. The fact that this document is dated December 12, 1962 places it in the heart of a crucial period for both Presley and the music industry. It was a time when Elvis had transitioned from his earlier rockabilly days into a more polished pop and ballad style, all while continuing to maintain a massive fanbase. The Jordanaires were one of the most prominent and influential backing vocal groups in the 1950s and 1960s, providing vocals on many of Elvis' most iconic tracks. The Jordanaires were a critical part of Elvis' sound, contributing to countless hits, and their vocal harmonies can be heard on songs like "Love Me Tender," "How Great Thou Art," and "Can't Help Falling in Love." The document is signed by Ray Walker as payment received. Please Note: This document has been redacted to preserve the integrity of the document and the information it contains. This document has never been offered for auction.

Elvis Presley 1962 Payroll Document for Ray Walker (Jordanaires) Signed - This Elvis Presley payroll document is dated 12/12/1962, and is for Ray Walker of the Jordanaires. This is a highly significant piece of memorabilia that offers a rare glimpse into the business side of Elvis Presley's career and the management practices of his notoriously shrewd manager, Col. Tom Parker. The fact that this document is dated December 12, 1962 places it in the heart of a crucial period for both Presley and the music industry. It was a time when Elvis had transitioned from his earlier rockabilly days into a more polished pop and ballad style, all while continuing to maintain a massive fanbase. The Jordanaires were one of the most prominent and influential backing vocal groups in the 1950s and 1960s, providing vocals on many of Elvis' most iconic tracks. The Jordanaires were a critical part of Elvis' sound, contributing to countless hits, and their vocal harmonies can be heard on songs like "Love Me Tender," "How Great Thou Art," and "Can't Help Falling in Love." The document is signed by Ray Walker as payment received. Please Note: This document has been redacted to preserve the integrity of the document and the information it contains. This document has never been offered for auction.

Elvis Presley 1962 Payroll Document for Ray Walker (Jordanaires) Signed - This Elvis Presley payroll document is dated 12/12/1962, and is for Ray Walker of the Jordanaires. This is a highly significant piece of memorabilia that offers a rare glimpse into the business side of Elvis Presley's career and the management practices of his notoriously shrewd manager, Col. Tom Parker. The fact that this document is dated December 12, 1962 places it in the heart of a crucial period for both Presley and the music industry. It was a time when Elvis had transitioned from his earlier rockabilly days into a more polished pop and ballad style, all while continuing to maintain a massive fanbase. The Jordanaires were one of the most prominent and influential backing vocal groups in the 1950s and 1960s, providing vocals on many of Elvis' most iconic tracks. The Jordanaires were a critical part of Elvis' sound, contributing to countless hits, and their vocal harmonies can be heard on songs like "Love Me Tender," "How Great Thou Art," and "Can't Help Falling in Love." The document is signed by Ray Walker as payment received. Please Note: This document has been redacted to preserve the integrity of the document and the information it contains. This document has never been offered for auction.

Elvis Presley 1963 Payroll Document for Ray Walker (Jordanaires) Signed - This Elvis Presley payroll document is dated 12/17/1963, and is for Ray Walker of the Jordanaires. This is a remarkable piece of music history, offering a rare insight into the business operations that surrounded Elvis Presley's career at the height of his fame. This document is significant not only because of its connection to Ray Walker, a key member of the Jordanaires, but also because it highlights the financial side of Elvis' operation during a period of transition in his career. Ray Walker, along with his fellow Jordanaires, provided backing vocals on some of Elvis' most iconic tracks throughout the 1950s and 1960s. The Jordanaires were instrumental in shaping the sound of Elvis Presley, contributing their harmonies to hits like "Love Me Tender," "Are You Lonesome Tonight," and "Can't Help Falling in Love." By 1963, the group had solidified their place as one of the most prominent backing vocal groups in the country, frequently accompanying Elvis during both his studio sessions and his live performances. As Elvis' manager, Colonel Tom Parker was known for his exacting control over every aspect of Elvis' career, including the financial arrangements that governed his relationships with the musicians who worked with him. The document is signed by Ray Walker as payment received. Please Note: This document has been redacted to preserve the integrity of the document and the information it contains. This document has never been offered for auction.

Elvis Presley 1963 Payroll Document for Hoyt Hawkins (Jordanaires) Signed - This Elvis Presley payroll document is dated 12/17/1963, and is for Hoyt Hawkins of the Jordanaires. This is a remarkable piece of music history, offering a rare insight into the business operations that surrounded Elvis Presley's career at the height of his fame. This document is significant not only because of its connection to Hoyt Hawkins, a key member of the Jordanaires, but also because it highlights the financial side of Elvis' operation during a period of transition in his career. Hoyt Hawkins, along with his fellow Jordanaires, provided backing vocals on some of Elvis' most iconic tracks throughout the 1950s and 1960s. The Jordanaires were instrumental in shaping the sound of Elvis Presley, contributing their harmonies to hits like "Love Me Tender," "Are You Lonesome Tonight," and "Can't Help Falling in Love." By 1963, the group had solidified their place as one of the most prominent backing vocal groups in the country, frequently accompanying Elvis during both his studio sessions and his live performances. As Elvis' manager, Colonel Tom Parker was known for his exacting control over every aspect of Elvis' career, including the financial arrangements that governed his relationships with the musicians who worked with him. The document is signed by Hoyt Hawkins as payment received. Please Note: This document has been redacted to preserve the integrity of the document and the information it contains. This document has never been offered for auction.

Elvis Presley 1963 Payroll Document for Neil Matthews (Jordanaires) Signed - This Elvis Presley payroll document is dated 12/17/1963, and is for Neil Matthews of the Jordanaires. This is a remarkable piece of music history, offering a rare insight into the business operations that surrounded Elvis Presley's career at the height of his fame. This document is significant not only because of its connection to Neal Matthews, a key member of the Jordanaires, but also because it highlights the financial side of Elvis' operation during a period of transition in his career. Neal Matthews, along with his fellow Jordanaires, provided backing vocals on some of Elvis' most iconic tracks throughout the 1950s and 1960s. The Jordanaires were instrumental in shaping the sound of Elvis Presley, contributing their harmonies to hits like "Love Me Tender," "Are You Lonesome Tonight," and "Can't Help Falling in Love." By 1963, the group had solidified their place as one of the most prominent backing vocal groups in the country, frequently accompanying Elvis during both his studio sessions and his live performances. As Elvis' manager, Colonel Tom Parker was known for his exacting control over every aspect of Elvis' career, including the financial arrangements that governed his relationships with the musicians who worked with him. The document is signed by Neil Matthews as payment received. Please Note: This document has been redacted to preserve the integrity of the document and the information it contains. This document has never been offered for auction.

Elvis Presley 1963 Payroll Document for Gordon Stoker (Jordanaires) Signed - This Elvis Presley payroll document is dated 12/17/1963, and is for Gordon Stoker of the Jordanaires. This is a remarkable piece of music history, offering a rare insight into the business operations that surrounded Elvis Presley's career at the height of his fame. This document is significant not only because of its connection to Gordon Stoker, a key member of the Jordanaires, but also because it highlights the financial side of Elvis' operation during a period of transition in his career. Gordon Stoker, along with his fellow Jordanaires, provided backing vocals on some of Elvis' most iconic tracks throughout the 1950s and 1960s. The Jordanaires were instrumental in shaping the sound of Elvis Presley, contributing their harmonies to hits like "Love Me Tender," "Are You Lonesome Tonight," and "Can't Help Falling in Love." By 1963, the group had solidified their place as one of the most prominent backing vocal groups in the country, frequently accompanying Elvis during both his studio sessions and his live performances. As Elvis' manager, Colonel Tom Parker was known for his exacting control over every aspect of Elvis' career, including the financial arrangements that governed his relationships with the musicians who worked with him. The document is signed by Gordon Stoker as payment received. Please Note: This document has been redacted to preserve the integrity of the document and the information it contains. This document has never been offered for auction.

Elvis Presley 1964 Payroll Document for Gordon Stoker (Jordanaires) Signed - This Elvis Presley payroll document is dated 12/21/1964, and is for Gordon Stoker of the Jordanaires. This is a remarkable piece of music history, offering a rare insight into the business operations that surrounded Elvis Presley's career at the height of his fame. This document is significant not only because of its connection to Gordon Stoker, a key member of the Jordanaires, but also because it highlights the financial side of Elvis' operation during a period of transition in his career. Gordon Stoker, along with his fellow Jordanaires, provided backing vocals on some of Elvis' most iconic tracks throughout the 1950s and 1960s. The Jordanaires were instrumental in shaping the sound of Elvis Presley, contributing their harmonies to hits like "Love Me Tender," "Are You Lonesome Tonight," and "Can't Help Falling in Love." By 1964, the group had solidified their place as one of the most prominent backing vocal groups in the country, frequently accompanying Elvis during both his studio sessions and his live performances. As Elvis' manager, Colonel Tom Parker was known for his exacting control over every aspect of Elvis' career, including the financial arrangements that governed his relationships with the musicians who worked with him. The document is signed by Gordon Stoker as payment received. Please Note: This document has been redacted to preserve the integrity of the document and the information it contains. This document has never been offered for auction.

Elvis Presley 1964 Payroll Document for Hoyt Hawkins (Jordanaires) Signed - This Elvis Presley payroll document is dated 12/21/1964, and is for Hoyt Hawkins of the Jordanaires. This is a remarkable piece of music history, offering a rare insight into the business operations that surrounded Elvis Presley's career at the height of his fame. This document is significant not only because of its connection to Hoyt Hawkins, a key member of the Jordanaires, but also because it highlights the financial side of Elvis' operation during a period of transition in his career. Hoyt Hawkins, along with his fellow Jordanaires, provided backing vocals on some of Elvis' most iconic tracks throughout the 1950s and 1960s. The Jordanaires were instrumental in shaping the sound of Elvis Presley, contributing their harmonies to hits like "Love Me Tender," "Are You Lonesome Tonight," and "Can't Help Falling in Love." By 1964, the group had solidified their place as one of the most prominent backing vocal groups in the country, frequently accompanying Elvis during both his studio sessions and his live performances. As Elvis' manager, Colonel Tom Parker was known for his exacting control over every aspect of Elvis' career, including the financial arrangements that governed his relationships with the musicians who worked with him. The document is signed by Hoyt Hawkins as payment received. Please Note: This document has been redacted to preserve the integrity of the document and the information it contains. This document has never been offered for auction.

Col. Tom Parker's Cianelli Silver Tone Cufflinks and Tie Tack W/Black and Gold Gemstones (Includes Original Box) - This set of Cianella cufflinks and tie tack, once owned by Col. Tom Parker, is a sophisticated ensemble that highlights his refined taste and attention to detail. As the legendary manager of Elvis Presley, Parker was known for his ability to command attention, not only through his business acumen but also through his carefully curated accessories. This set, complete with its original box, is a testament to his polished and confident style. The cufflinks and tie tack are crafted in a sleek silver-tone metal, exuding timeless elegance. Each piece is adorned with a striking black and gold speckled gemstone that create a subtle yet eye-catching contrast. Housed in its original Cianelli box, the set is a rare and collectible item, offering insight into Parker's personal wardrobe. Col. Parker, celebrated as "the man who made Elvis Presley," was a shrewd businessman whose strategic genius was instrumental in elevating Elvis to legendary status, ensuring his place among the most successful entertainers of all time. This item is a part of the lost Col. Tom Parker collection, and comes with a certificate of authenticity from Col. Tom Parker's collection. Please Note: This item has never been offered for auction before.

Col. Tom Parker's Swank Gold Tone Tie Bar - Col. Tom Parker's Swank Gold Tone Tie Bar is a timeless accessory that reflects the polished and charismatic persona of one of music history's most influential managers. Known as the mastermind behind Elvis Presley's meteoric rise, Parker had a flair for presentation, and his choice of accessories often mirrored his meticulous attention to image and detail. Highly sought after by collectors, this tie bar is more than just a fashion statement. It represents Parker's larger-than-life legacy and his role in shaping the golden age of rock and roll. Col. Parker, celebrated as "the man who made Elvis Presley," was a shrewd businessman whose strategic genius was instrumental in elevating Elvis to legendary status, ensuring his place among the most successful entertainers of all time. This item is a part of the lost Col. Tom Parker collection, and comes with a certificate of authenticity from Col. Tom Parker's collection. Please Note: This item has never been offered for auction before.

Col. Tom Parker's Red Enameled Gold Tone Checkerboard Cufflinks - Col. Tom Parker's Red Enameled Gold Tone Checkerboard Cufflinks are bold and stylish accessories that reflect his penchant for distinctive and eye-catching designs. As the legendary manager of Elvis Presley, Parker was known for his larger-than-life personality, and his choice of wardrobe often included unique, statement-making pieces. These cufflinks feature a striking checkerboard pattern in vivid red enamel, set against a gold-tone metal background. The interplay between the vibrant enamel and the polished gold tone creates a dynamic visual contrast, adding flair to formal or semi-formal attire. The intricate craftsmanship and timeless design of the cufflinks exemplify Parker's appreciation for elegant yet unconventional accessories. The cufflinks not only embody Parker's flair for personal style but also serve as a tangible link to the golden era of rock and roll. Col. Parker, celebrated as "the man who made Elvis Presley," was a shrewd businessman whose strategic genius was instrumental in elevating Elvis to legendary status, ensuring his place among the most successful entertainers of all time. This item is a part of the lost Col. Tom Parker collection, and comes with a certificate of authenticity from Col. Tom Parker's collection. Please Note: This item has never been offered for auction before.

Col. Tom Parker's Gold Tone Enameled Globe Cufflinks - Col. Tom Parker's Gold Tone Enameled Globe Cufflinks are a striking example of his penchant for refined and meaningful accessories. As the legendary manager of Elvis Presley, Parker was a man of global influence, and these cufflinks reflect his far-reaching impact on the entertainment world. The cufflinks are crafted from gold-tone metal, featuring a beautifully enameled globe design. The vibrant enamel detailing brings the miniature world map to life, with a polished gold-tone finish adding a touch of sophistication. The design symbolizes Parker's international travels and the global success he helped orchestrate for Elvis, making these cufflinks a fitting emblem of his career. Highly sought after by collectors, these cufflinks are valued not only for their connection to Col. Parker but also for their intricate design and symbolic significance. They are a unique piece of entertainment history, combining Parker's personal style with his far-reaching legacy in the music industry. This item is a part of the lost Col. Tom Parker collection, and comes with a certificate of authenticity from Col. Tom Parker's collection. Please Note: This item has never been offered for auction before.

Col. Tom Parker's Gold Tone Tie Bar W/Red Stone - This tie bar, once owned by Col. Tom Parker, is an elegant and distinctive accessory that embodies both sophistication and personal flair. As the shrewd manager of Elvis Presley, Parker was known for his keen sense of style, often opting for accessories that made a statement while maintaining an air of refinement. This tie bar features a sleek, gold-tone finish, exuding timeless elegance. At its end is a striking red stone, which adds a vibrant pop of color to the otherwise polished design. A sought-after artifact, this tie bar not only reflects Parker's personal style but also symbolizes his influential role in shaping the entertainment world, particularly through his work with Elvis Presley. This item is a part of the lost Col. Tom Parker collection, and comes with a certificate of authenticity from Col. Tom Parker's collection. Please Note: This item has never been offered for auction before.

Col. Tom Parker's Red and White Rhinestone Gold Tone Crown Cufflinks - Col. Tom Parker's Red and White Rhinestone Gold Tone Crown Cufflinks are a striking and opulent accessory that reflects the legendary manager's flair for bold, attention-grabbing designs. Known for his larger-than-life persona and significant role in shaping Elvis Presley's career, Parker had a taste for jewelry that made a statement, and these cufflinks are no exception. The cufflinks feature a regal crown design, meticulously crafted from gold-tone metal and adorned with sparkling red and white rhinestones. The combination of the rich red stones with the classic white rhinestones creates a dazzling contrast, symbolizing both power and prestige. The crown motif itself is a nod to the "King" of Rock and Roll, Elvis Presley, underscoring Parker's close association with the music icon and his role in creating a global legend. These cufflinks embody both luxury and a tangible connection to the iconic legacy Parker helped build. This item is a part of the lost Col. Tom Parker collection, and comes with a certificate of authenticity from Col. Tom Parker's collection. Please Note: This item has never been offered for auction before.

Amy Winehouse's 50th Grammy Awards Worn Black Tube Top and Tina Kalivas Skirt W/Photo - This two-piece look was worn by British singer and songwriter, Amy Winehouse, during the 50th Annual Grammy Awards in 2008. The ensemble includes a black stretch cotton tube top and fitted peplum skirt, which Amy Winehouse wore when she appeared on the awards show via satellite from London. This was a monumental moment in Amy Winehouse's career, as she won five of the six awards she was nominated for, tying the then record for the most wins by a female artist in a single night. She became the first British woman to win five Grammys, which included three of the General Field "Big Four" Grammy Awards (Best New Artist, Record of the Year, and Song of the Year), along with Best Pop Vocal Album. Winehouse won the Grammy for Best Pop Vocal Album for her "Back to Black " album, along with Record and Song of the Year for her single "Rehab". The Back to Black album has been cited as being a key influence to the widespread popularity of British soul throughout the late 2000s. The album has also inspired the upcoming film "Back to Black" (releasing in theaters on May 17th, 2024), which chronicles the life of the star and the creation of one of the best-selling albums of our time. The tube top has no interior labels or size present, and the skirt has a Tina Kalivas label present. The lot was acquired from a collection of Amy Winehouse auction and comes with the previous auction lot card and a photograph of Winehouse wearing the outfit.

1975 AMC Gremlin Used by Eminem in D12 "Purple Hills" Music Video W/Letter of Provenance - 1975 AMC Gremlin used by Eminem in the "Purple Hills" music video for hip hop group D12. The vehicle is accompanied by a letter of provenance from a California car collector who obtained the vehicle from Cinema Vehicle Services. According to the letter of provenance, upon obtaining the vehicle the new owner had a new set of tires put on, serviced the brakes and transmission, replaced all of the fuel lines and flushed the tank, and replaced all of the belts and hoses. They also did a tune up and transmission service and serviced the rear end (in total approximately $6500 worth of service and repairs were done). Accompanied by a California title. This vehicle is currently located in the Midwest. Shipping will be at the expense of the buyer, and the auction house will help facilitate shipping arrangements, if necessary. Please Note: Because this is a customized vehicle that has been modified with various features used for film production, GWS Auctions and the seller cannot guarantee the vehicle is currently legal for street use.

Aaliyah Lot of (27) Press/Promo Original Photographs and Contact Sheets by Jonathan Mannion (For Virgin Music) W/Original Box - This lot includes (27) original press/promo photographs and worksheets taken of Aaliyah by Jonathan Mannion for Virgin Music. Some of the photos still have the photographer's post-it notes on the backs, as these photos have not been touched since she passed away. Aaliyah unfortunately passed away before these photos could be used, as she passed in a tragic plane crash right after these photos were taken. This was said to be her last photo shoot. After these photos were taken, and after her very unexpected passing, these photos ended up being left in NYC to collect dust after Virgin Music closed their office. As a parting gift, the seller was given these photos as an exclusive gift, and a piece of iconic R&B history. These photos are simply stunning, and show Aaliyah's true beauty. She truly was one of the most beautiful women of her time. She also paved the way for performers like Brittany Spears, Nicki Minaj, Lil' Kim, Alicia Keys and so many other performers we love today. Aaliyah items never come up for auction, and many of her most personal items have been kept by friends and family. There has been much controversy surrounding her estate, that you almost never see items related to our beloved Aaliyah. Aaliyah was best known for her work with Missy Elliot and Timbaland. These photos are so special, because it was after the allegations of her marrying R. Kelly at the age of young age of 15 that caused her to part ways from Jive Records, and move to Virgin Music. It is said that that decision changed her life. The lot includes (4) photo contact sheets, (15) 11" x 14" photos, and (8) 8" x 12" photos. They are housed in the original box from LTI New York addressed to Virgin Records in Germany. Jonathan Mannion is one of the country's most acclaimed portrait photographers and a singular sensation within the world of hip-hop. His 25-year career includes over of 300 album covers ranging from Jay-Z to Aaliyah to D.J. Khaled, notable advertising campaigns including Beats by Dre's ?"Straight Outta _____", Cadillac, and Bushmills, and editorial work for The Fader, Vibe Magazine, and Complex. Jonathan has photographed over 500 of the most important rappers, actors, athletes, artists, designers, and tastemakers of his era.

Waylon Jennings Personally Owned Custom Made Hascal Haile Acoustic Guitar Used in Music Videos and on Album Cover W/LOA - This beautiful 6-string acoustic guitar was custom made by legendary guitar maker Hascal Haile for country music icon, Waylon Jennings. Haile made guitars for classical performers as well as country musicians such as Chet Atkins (which would become the prototype for Gibson's Chet Atkins CE model), Roy Clark, Waylon Jennings, Porter Wagner, Dolly Parton, and Bobby Goldsboro, and has had guitars accepted into the Smithsonian and the National Museum of American History. This guitar has beautiful mother of pearl inlay on the neck and headstock, and bears Hailie's maker's stamp on the inside of the body with the date "July 4, 1981". The guitar comes with a letter of authenticity from Waylon Jennings on his personal letterhead which states, "This is to verify that I have sold my personal acoustic guitar, which was custom made for me by Hascal Haile of Thompkinsville, Kentucky, to Judge Ira Uhrig. You can find this guitar on two of my videos 'America' and 'Whatever Gets You Through the Night' and on the cover of my CD 'Right for the Time.'" Please note: Due to the value of this asset shipping times will be slightly longer than normal as the guitar will need to be professionally crated and shipped for proper insurance.

Jimmy Page SIGNED Led Zeppelin - Going To California Album W/LOA - GUARANTEED AUTHENTIC - Rare Live Led Zeppelin double album, Going to California, autographed cover by Jimmy Page in gold pen. Recorded at the Los Angeles Forum in September 1971. Condition and sound quality are good. Jimmy Page signed the cover for the collector just prior to a show at the Summit in Houston, Texas on September 11, 1988. The record has been signed by Jimmy Page. Led Zeppelin is one of the best-selling music groups in the history of audio recording. They are considered one of the most successful, innovative and influential rock groups in history, and with RIAA-certified sales of 111.5 million units. They are the second-best-selling band in the United States. The founder of our company's parents met Jason Bonham at the Four Seasons in Houston, TX the night of a show and spent about 10-15 minutes talking to him and were ultimately joined by the greatest guitarist in the world, Mr. Jimmy Page. This was a very special occasion as Led Zeppelin was not usually an autograph fan-friendly band, and Jimmy told our founder's parents "That he had not yet seen this one before," referring to the bootleg album. This was also signed in gold pen and is the only authentic example on the market today. Pieces signed by members of the band have sold for $20,000 and more. Jimmy Page is the most valuable. This item has been sent for Beckett Authentication's signature review and was deemed "likely to pass full authentication". This item will come with a detailed recollection letter from our founder's parents.

Jeff Beck and Stevie Ray Vaughan autographed CD & SIGNED Ticket stub from November 24, 1989 - GUARANTEED AUTHENTIC - This CD was signed by the greatest guitar players of all time, Mr. Jeff Beck and Stevie Ray Vaughan. The consignor of this item is the parents of our founder Brigitte Kruse. Her parents are widely published for their contribution and work in the Blues and Rock entertainment worlds. They have also have the ticket stub for the concert and it is also signed by Stevie Ray Vaughan. This item will come with a detailed recollection letter from our founder's parents explaining how they got this. This was autographed by the two shortly before Stevie passed away tragically in a plane crash on 08/27/1990. This item has been sent for Beckett Authentication's signature review and was deemed "likely to pass full authentication". This is one of the Kruse Family's most prized possessions.

"The Birth of The Beatles" Limited Edition Signed 11" x 14" Photograph W/COA - This historic piece is a signed limited edition black and white photograph of John Lennon and his Quarrymen, playing their first live concert on July 22, 1957. This is the iconic first photograph ever taken of John Lennon and his founding group that would evolve into The Beatles in 1960. It is hand signed by the photographer, band member Charles Roberts, along with original members Colin Hanton, Len Garry and Rod Davis. In his 1967 anthology, Lennon writes of the event as "Our first appearance was in Rosebery Street. They had this party out in the street. We played from the back of a lorry. We didn't get paid ? we played at parties after that, perhaps got a few bob, but mostly we just played for fun. We didn't mind about not getting paid". This historic photo is numbered 89/100 and is also accompanied by a copy of the original event poster (16.5" x 11.5"), also signed by the photographer and the three other original Quarrymen. The photo is professionally matted to approximately 20" x 16". This is a rare and historic opportunity for Beatles fans.

The Beatles Authentic Hair Strands in Professionally Matted Display W/COAs - This attractive professionally matted display includes authentic hair strands from each of the four Beatles. The strands, (approximately 1"), of Paul, George and Ringo originated from a large pouch of hair collected during the making of "A Hard Day's Night" in March, 1964, by John O'Gorman, head of the studio makeup department. Lennon cut his own hair lock and gave it to photojournalist James Bevins at the Red Rock Amphitheatre in Denver, Colorado on August 26, 1964. Celebrity hair has become a popular extension of autograph collecting, giving collectors an unparalleled level of intimacy with the historical figure/celebrity in question. A lock of Elvis Presley's hair sold for $115,000 in 2002 and one from John Lennon sold for $48,000 in December, 2007. The lot includes copies of the original COAs for each strand. Measurements: 14" x 17.75".

The Beatles Lot of (4) 1964 Nicholas Volpe Portrait Prints - This is a set of four personality portrait posters of each member of the Beatles, featuring images by artist Nicholas Volpe. Volpe was commissioned by the Beatles in 1964 to paint portraits of each of the four members of the group during their first American tour. The portraits were completed shortly after the band's historic appearance on The Ed Sullivan Show in 1964, and these posters were created and distributed as promotion for one of the band's albums with Capitol Records that same year. Nicholas Volpe was an American artist, noted for his portraits of Hollywood celebrities, presidents, sports figures, and other famous personalities. He is said to have painted more movie stars than any other artist in America. Volpe was given a lifetime contract by the Academy of Motion Pictures Arts and Sciences to paint each year's Oscar winning Best Actor and Best Actress. Beside his annual Academy Awards paintings, Volpe painted commissions such as Frank Sinatra's album Only the Lonely in 1958. This earned him a Grammy Award for Best Album Cover. Measurements: 18.25 x 14.25 inches.

Jimi Hendrix Original Mixed Media Painting by Nastya Rovenskaya, Signed W/COA - This is an original mixed media painting on canvas by Nastya Rovenskaya, Russian master of pop and street art. Reminiscent of Andy Warhol and Mr. Brainwash, this striking and colorful artwork of Jimi Hendrix measures 30" x 24" and uses a unique technique of pop art with free brush strokes in acrylic and oil paints defining her worldwide. The painting is hand signed by the artist and includes a certificate of authenticity.

Bob Marley Signed Postcard in Exhibit Quality Framed Display W/COA - This exhibit quality framed display includes a signed postcard by musician Bob Marley, framed together with a black and white photograph. The lot includes a certificate of authenticity from Gary Ashburn, a respected member of AFTAL with over 30 years of experience in the world of collectables and memorabilia. Measurements: 18.75 x 12.5 inches

The Beach Boys Dennis Wilson (age 31) Winter 1975 Lot of (2) Photo Negative Slides in Hotel Byblos Envelope W/Milton Love's Typed and Handwritten Notes (Includes Letter of Provenance) - These two slides are from the estate of Milton Love, and were discovered in a drawer of a dresser that was purchased at an estate sale. These photos have never been released or seen by anyone outside of the Love/Wilson families. Milton Love is the father of one of the most famous Beach Boys, Mike Love (AKA Dr. Love). These two slides are never before released photos of Dennis Wilson at age 31 (as stated on the envelope by Milton Love) at Jim Guercio's Caribou Ranch. One slide is of Dennis "showing the bird" at Caribou Ranch, and has never been released. The other is a beautiful, intimate shot of Dennis showing his sweet side. These pictures are truly amazing. These items were never meant for release, as the family always assumed that someone had cleaned out the drawers of the dresser prior to selling it. The Beach Boys are America's biggest band, and are rock n' roll legends. This is a once in a lifetime opportunity to own a legendary piece of iconic history. There has never been anything like this offered at auction. We have personally spoken with a representative for The Beach Boys, and they confirmed that this is part of the "Milton Love Lost Collection." The lot will include a USB thumb drive with a digital copy of each photo, and a letter of provenance from the seller who acquired these items from the organizer of Milton Love's estate sale.

The Beach Boys 1970's Never Before Released (6) Photo Negative Slides in Envelope W/Milton Love's Notes (Includes Letter of Provenance) - These six slides are from the estate of Milton Love, and were discovered in a drawer of a dresser that was purchased at an estate sale. These photos have never been released or seen by anyone outside of the Love/Wilson families. Milton Love is the father of one of the most famous Beach Boys, Mike Love (AKA Dr. Love). These six slides are never before released photos of Dennis Wilson, Brian Wilson, Carl Wilson, Mike Love and Al Jardine. These pictures are truly amazing, and include intimate home photos of several members as well as a group shot of The Beach Boys that was taken in the 1970's, and has never been seen. There are photos taken at the beach, on a hillside with a rainbow in the background, a photo in front of what appears to be a museum, photos taken outside of their home and of course the amazing group shot. The envelope has handwriting on it that says "Brian Good", in what appears to be Brian Wilson's handwriting (when compared to other handwritten documents we have that were written by Mr. Wilson). These items were never meant for release, as the family always assumed that someone had cleaned out the drawers of the dresser prior to selling it. The Beach Boys are America's biggest band, and are rock n' roll legends. This is a once in a lifetime opportunity to own a legendary piece of iconic history. There has never been anything like this offered at auction. We have personally spoken with a representative for The Beach Boys, and they confirmed that this is part of the "Milton Love Lost Collection." The lot will include a USB thumb drive with a digital copy of each photo, and a letter of provenance from the seller who acquired these items from the organizer of Milton Love's estate sale.

The Beach Boys Dennis Wilson, Crowd Pleaser Early 1970's Never Before Released Photo Negative Slide in Hotel Byblos Envelope W/Milton Love's Typed Notes on It (Includes Letter of Provenance) - This slide is from the estate of Milton Love, and were discovered in a drawer of a dresser that was purchased. These photos have never been released or seen by anyone outside of the Love/Wilson families. Milton Love is the father of one of the most famous Beach Boys, Mike Love (AKA Dr. Love). The slide is a never before released photo of Dennis Wilson in the early 1970's as a crowd pleaser during a concert (as stated on the envelope by Milton Love). You can truly see how much the fans worshiped him, and Dennis looks like a Greek God in this photo. The slide is in a Hotel Byblos envelope, and has Milton Love's typed written, personal notes on it. These items were never meant for release, as the family always assumed that someone had cleaned out the drawers of the dresser prior to selling it. The Beach Boys are America's biggest band, and are rock n' roll legends. This is a once in a lifetime opportunity to own a legendary piece of iconic history that no one else has ever seen, and was thought to be lost forever. There has never been anything like this offered at auction. We have personally spoken with a representative for The Beach Boys, and they confirmed that this is part of the "Milton Love Lost Collection." The lot will include a USB thumb drive with a digital copy of each photo, and a letter of provenance from the seller who acquired these items from the organizer of Milton Love's estate sale.

The Beach Boys 1968 (4) Never Before Released Photo Negative Slide in Envelope W/Milton Love's Typed Notes on Envelope (Includes Letter of Provenance) - These three slides, and single negative are from the estate of Milton Love, and were discovered in a drawer of a dresser that was purchased at an estate sale. These photos have never been released or seen by anyone outside of the Love/Wilson families. Milton Love is the father of one of the most famous Beach Boys, Mike Love (AKA Dr. Love). These three slides, and single negative are never before released photos of Dennis Wilson, Brian Wilson and Mike Love. These pictures are truly amazing, and include intimate home photos of several members as well as a group shot of Mike Love, Dennis Wilson and Brian Wilson (and others) that was taken in the 1960's, and has never been seen. There are photos taken outside of a tent (with a shirtless Dennis Wilson) in a "party" setting, a 1960's negative of a young Dennis Wilson, a concert photo of Mike Love and a concert photo of a young Dennis Wilson in very unique clothing. The slides and negative are in a Hotel Byblos envelope, and has Milton Love's personal typed notes on it. These items were never meant for release, as the family always assumed that someone had cleaned out the drawers of the dresser prior to selling it. The Beach Boys are America's biggest band, and are rock n' roll legends. This is a once in a lifetime opportunity to own a legendary piece of iconic history. There has never been anything like this offered at auction. We have personally spoken with a representative for The Beach Boys, and they confirmed that this is part of the "Milton Love Lost Collection." The lot will include a USB thumb drive with a digital copy of each photo, and a letter of provenance from the seller who acquired these items from the organizer of Milton Love's estate sale.

The Beach Boys Mike Love and Family (8) Never Before Seen Photo Negative Slides in Envelope From Stan Love W/Typed Notes (Includes Letter of Provenance) - These slides are from the estate of Milton Love, and were discovered in a drawer of a dresser that was purchased at an estate sale. These photos have never been released or seen by anyone outside of the Love/Wilson families. Milton Love is the father of one of the most famous Beach Boys, Mike Love (AKA Dr. Love). The slides include never before released photos of the Love family as well as (7) photos of Mike Love performing on stage. These pictures are truly amazing. The slides are in an envelope from Stan Love with typed notes about the family group shot. Stan Love is the younger brother of Mike Love, and was employed as a bodyguard, trainer, and assistant to Brian Wilson in the late 1970s. We will not be showing photographs of the slides to maintain their value as "Unreleased Photos". These items were never meant for release, as the family always assumed that someone had cleaned out the drawers of the dresser prior to selling it. The Beach Boys are America's biggest band, and are rock n' roll legends. This is a once in a lifetime opportunity to own a legendary piece of iconic history. There has never been anything like this offered at auction. We have personally spoken with a representative for The Beach Boys, and they confirmed that this is part of the "Milton Love Lost Collection." The lot will include a USB thumb drive with a digital copy of each photo, and a letter of provenance from the seller who acquired these items from the organizer of Milton Love's estate sale.

The Beach Boys Brian Wilson Playing Tennis W/Steve Love Never Before Seen Photo Negative Slide 1978 Australia in Envelope W/Milton Love's Typed Notes on It (Includes Letter of Provenance) - These negative is from the estate of Milton Love, and was discovered in a drawer of a dresser that was purchased. These photos have never been released or seen by anyone outside of the Love/Wilson families. Milton Love is the father of one of the most famous Beach Boys, Mike Love (AKA Dr. Love). This photo negative depicts Brian Wilson with Steve Love in Sydney, Australia in 1978 playing tennis while on a break while a concert tour was in progress. There are typed written notes from Milton Love on the envelope. Father Love passed away, and these items were never meant for release, as the family always assumed that someone had cleaned out the drawers of the dresser prior to selling it. The Beach Boys are America's biggest band, and are a rock legend. This is a once in a lifetime opportunity to own a legendary piece of iconic history that no one has ever seen. There has never been anything like this offered at auction. We have personally spoken with a representative for The Beach Boys, and they confirmed that this is part of the "Milton Love Lost Collection." The lot will include a USB thumb drive with a digital copy of each photo, and a letter of provenance from the seller who acquired these items from the organizer of Milton Love's estate sale.

Marilyn Monroe Prescription Pill Bottle For Seconal Written by Dr. Ralph Greenson W/LOA - This unique item is a rare green glass prescription bottle once belonging to Hollywood legend Marilyn Monroe. The bottle, now a collector's piece, held a 200 mg dose of Seconal, a potent barbiturate prescribed to Monroe by her psychiatrist, Dr. Ralph Greenson, in early 1962, just six months before her tragic passing. Greenson played a significant role in Monroe's life, and on the night of her death, he was called to her home, where he found her room locked and had to break in. She was discovered dead on August 5, 1962, from an overdose, a sad end for the beloved actress. This particular bottle, from Schwab's Pharmacy in Hollywood, was retrieved by her close friend and hair stylist, Sydney Guilaroff, who described Monroe's occasional carelessness with sensitive items like empty prescription bottles. He picked up this bottle, which has no lid, from the trash at Fox Studios, ensuring it wouldn't fall into the wrong hands. Guilaroff's Letter of Authenticity accompanies the item, verifying its origin and its connection to Monroe. Collectors highly prize Monroe's personal artifacts, as evidenced by the sale of a similar bottle for $12,500 at an "Icons & Idols, Hollywood" auction in December 2022. This bottle, with its Hollywood provenance and tragic association, holds immense historical and sentimental value, embodying a piece of the enigmatic star's troubled final days.

Marilyn Monroe Personally Owned and Worn Pink Rhinestone Flower Brooch W/Notarized Letter of Provenance - This gold tone costume flower brooch with pink and iridescent pink rhinestones was personally owned by Marilyn Monroe. The brooch comes with a notarized letter of provenance from Marilyn Monroe's personal hairstylist Sydney Guilaroff, which states in part, "Marilyn had her hair done in my home salon many times. I also went to her home in Brentwood several times to do her hair. This costume gold metal flower shaped broach with pink and pink iridescent rhinestones was given to me by Marilyn herself. Marilyn was the only one who wore it." Sydney Guilaroff was a hair stylist during Hollywood's Golden Age who was the first to receive on-screen credit in films. He worked for more than forty years at the Metro Goldwyn Mayer studios on more than a thousand films, and was instrumental in crafting many of the hairstyles which became the signature looks for numerous film stars. Guilaroff was a friend, stylist, and confidante to many Golden Age stars including Greta Garbo, Joan Crawford, and Audrey Hepburn along with Marilyn Monroe, and styled Marilyn's hair for her funeral in 1962. Measurements: 2 x 2.5 inches.

Audrey Hepburn Personally Owned Beaded Evening Bag W/Notarized Letter of Provenance - This black beaded evening bag was personally owned by Audrey Hepburn. The bag has a gold and black beaded design on the flap, and an attached rope shoulder strap that can be worn or tucked away inside to carry the bag as a clutch. The handbag includes a notarized letter of provenance from famed Hollywood hairstylist Sydney Guilaroff, who was a friend and personal hairstylist to Audrey Hepburn and did her hair for many of her films including "Breakfast at Tiffany's". Sydney Guilaroff was a hair stylist during Hollywood's Golden Age who was the first to receive on-screen credit in films. He worked for more than forty years at the Metro Goldwyn Mayer studios on more than a thousand films, and was instrumental in crafting many of the hairstyles which became the signature looks for numerous film stars. Guilaroff was a friend, stylist, and confidante to many Golden Age stars including Greta Garbo, Joan Crawford, and Audrey Hepburn along with Marilyn Monroe, and styled Marilyn's hair for her funeral in 1962. Measurements: 7.25 x 6.5 x 1 inches.

Joan Collins Signed Original Costume Sketch and Gloves Worn on Playboy Magazine Cover W/Framed Playboy Cover - This framed presentation includes the gloves worn by Joan Collins on the iconic December 1983 Christmas Edition Playboy Magazine cover, together with the original costume sketch. Collins wore a magnificent evening gown made by Jerry Skeels and Randy McLaughlin of Jeran Designs. The original costume sketch is signed by Collins, Jerry Skeels and Randy McLaughlin. The lot also includes a framed Playboy cover.

Marilyn Monroe Personally Owned and Worn Rhinestone Choker Necklace W/Notarized Letter of Provenance - This silver tone rhinestone choker necklace was personally owned by Marilyn Monroe. The necklace comes with a notarized letter of provenance from Marilyn Monroe's personal hairstylist Sydney Guilaroff, which states in part, "This 1950s silver metal choker length necklace encrusted with rhinestones and three prong rhinestone highlight was given to my by Marilyn herself around 1956, to add to my star worn client personal item collection." Sydney Guilaroff was a hair stylist during Hollywood's Golden Age who was the first to receive on-screen credit in films. He worked for more than forty years at the Metro Goldwyn Mayer studios on more than a thousand films, and was instrumental in crafting many of the hairstyles which became the signature looks for numerous film stars. Guilaroff was a friend, stylist, and confidante to many Golden Age stars including Greta Garbo, Joan Crawford, and Audrey Hepburn along with Marilyn Monroe, and styled Marilyn's hair for her funeral in 1962. Measurements: 14" length.

Lana Turner Personally Owned Gold Tone Rhinestone and Faux Pearl Clip-On Earrings W/Letter of Provenance - These clip-on earrings were personally owned by Golden Era star, Lana Turner. The earrings have a gold tone square shape lined with faux pearls and rhinestone crystals. The piece comes with a notarized letter of provenance from famed Hollywood hairstylist Sydney Guilaroff which states in part, "Lana gave me this pair of costume gold square clip on earrings encrusted in tiny rhinestones and told me that she wore them on the TV show 'Falcon Crest' to add to my collection." Sydney Guilaroff was a hair stylist during Hollywood's Golden Age who was the first to receive on-screen credit in films. He worked for more than forty years at the Metro Goldwyn Mayer studios on more than a thousand films, and was instrumental in crafting many of the hairstyles which became the signature looks for numerous film stars. Guilaroff was a friend, stylist, and confidante to many Golden Age stars including Greta Garbo, Joan Crawford, Marilyn Monroe, and Audrey Hepburn. Measurements: 1.15" length.

Steve McQueen Blue Western Shirt by Western Costume Co. W/COA and Reference Photo - This blue Western-style shirt was owned and worn by legendary actor Steve McQueen. The shirt is a light blue color with collar, long sleeves and a 1/2 button closure with black buttons. It bears an interior Western Costume Co. label with "Steve McQueen" typed in black on the name line. The shirt will come with a certificate of authenticity and a Sotheby's lot tag attached, along with a reference photo of McQueen wearing a similar Western-style shirt from the 1966 film "Nevada Smith".

Abigail Folger (Manson Murders) Personally Owned The Pelican Shakespeare: Hamlet Book From Cambridge, Fall 1963 W/Handwritten Annotations and Notes - Heiress Abigail Folger of the Folger Coffee fortune, known for her tragic association with the infamous Manson Murders, owned this personal copy of "The Pelican Shakespeare: Hamlet" during her time at Rutledge College in Cambridge, Massachusetts in the fall of 1963. This book, a significant piece of her academic life, reflects her intellectual pursuits and passion for literature. This particular volume stands as a poignant reminder of her life and interests before her untimely death, offering a glimpse into the more personal and studious side of Abigail Folger. This book has Abigail Folger's name handwritten inside along with the inscription Cambridge, Fall 1963. The book is also annotated with countless handwritten notes and underlined passages. It is widely known that Folger was always reading and was known to write her name, location and years in which she acquired various publications. Please view reference photograph of another book in which she wrote her name, the location and the date in the same style as she wrote in this book. On the night of August 8-9, 1969, Abigail Folger, along with her partner Wojciech Frykowski, actress Sharon Tate, and celebrity hair stylist Jay Sebring, was brutally murdered by members of the Manson Family, a cult led by Charles Manson. The murders took place just two days before what would have been Abigail Folger's 26th birthday on August 11th. Abigail Folger's murder, along with the other victims, is remembered as part of one of the most notorious and horrifying crime sprees in American history. Abigail Folger's legacy is also remembered through her philanthropic work and the tragic end to a promising life. This book was acquired by our seller at a thrift store in the 1980s, and has never been offered for sale. The seller had planned to return it to Folger's parents however they had already passed. The book comes with copies of email correspondence from the Folger Shakespeare Library.

Titanic (1997) Piece of Wood Decking Salvaged From Rosarito, Mexico Set W/COA - This piece of wood decking was salvaged from the set James Cameron's Oscar winning masterpiece, Titanic. The wood piece was salvaged from the Fox Baja Studios set in Rosarito, Mexico, and includes a certificate of authenticity. Titanic is an American epic romance-disaster film directed, written, co-produced and co-edited by James Cameron. The film achieved critical and commercial success, being nominated for 14 Academy Awards, and winning 11 including the awards for Best Picture and Best Director. The film had an initial worldwide gross of over $1.84 billion, making it the first film to reach the billion-dollar mark. The film is the 3rd highest grossing film of all time, only falling behind Cameron's "Avatar" in 2010 and the Russo brothers' "Avengers: Endgame" in 2019.

RMS Titanic Authentic Piece of Coal W/COA - Authentic piece of coal from the boiler room of the legendary R.M.S. Titanic, recovered during the 1994 Titanic Research and Recovery Expedition. This unique piece, measuring approximately 3/4" x 1/2", bears the identification number 94/0036, verifying its origin. It is elegantly displayed in a faithful reproduction of the White Star Line trinket box, crafted by the Titanic Museum to replicate those found in First Class staterooms. The ceramic box, showcasing the iconic wisteria pattern, measures approximately 3" x 2-1/4" and adds a touch of elegance to this historic piece. An extraordinary collectible from one of history's most tragic maritime disasters, accompanied by a Certificate of Authenticity.

RMS Titanic Stock Certificate, Pieces of Wood Decking, Telegram and 1912c Liberty Nickel in Exhibit Quality Matted Display W/COA - This is a one-of-a-kind, custom-framed display featuring an original stock certificate from the International Mercantile Marine Company, Titanic's owning corporation, signed by Joseph E. Ismay, a relative of Joseph Bruce Ismay, the White Star Line's Chairman and Managing Director. J. Bruce Ismay, the highest-ranking White Star Line official to survive the Titanic disaster, made the controversial decision to reduce the ship's lifeboats from 48 to 16 to allow for more luxurious spaces onboard. Following his survival on Collapsible Lifeboat C, he remained largely out of the public eye. Included in this exceptional display is a copy of the first official telegram sent by Ismay from the R.M.S. Carpathia to the New York office, announcing the Titanic's fate: "Deeply regret advise you Titanic sank this morning fifteenth after collision iceberg resulting serious loss life further particulars later Bruce Ismay." The display also features a portrait of Ismay, two original wood fragments recovered by the Minia, a rescue ship sent to the Titanic's wreckage site, and a 1912 Liberty nickel. The wood pieces originate from a wooden plank salvaged shortly after the disaster. This remarkable collection, complete with a Certificate of Authenticity, is a rare find for Titanic collectors, capturing key artifacts from one of history's most tragic maritime events. Measurements: 19 x 20 inches.

John F. Kennedy Assassination Piece of Leather from Limousine and Strand of Hair in Exhibit Quality Framed Display - This is a John F. Kennedy framed display featuring rare, historical relics from his assassination on November 22, 1963. These include an authentic small swatch of blue leather removed from the bloodstained back seat of the Presidential limousine in Dallas, a strand of his hair previously cut by the White House barber, a photograph taken seconds after the shooting signed by Dr. Allen Childs, a doctor at Parkland General Hospital on that fateful day, and another showing the limo's back seat. The blue leather remnant was originally obtained from F. Vaughan Ferguson, White House Technical Service Representative. Ferguson assisted the upholsterer in removing the leather from the Lincoln Continental limousine at the White House, where it was reupholstered. The leather was later obtained by presidential memorabilia collector Raleigh Greer Amyx. A copy of Ferguson's original LOA to Amyx is included in the display. The hair strand was obtained from the son of former White House barber Steve Martini and is accompanied by a copy of his notarized COA is also framed inside the display. A scarce and fascinating piece of memorabilia commemorating one of the most tragic events in U.S. History. Measurements: 18.5 x 17.75 inches.

Signed Officer M. Nick McDonald Commemorative Photo - This commemorative photo depicting John F. Kennedy, Lee Harvey Oswald, and Officer M. Nick McDonald is signed by the officer who helped capture and apprehend the assassin of President John F. Kennedy. President Kennedy was assassinated on November 22, 1963 while traveling in a Presidential motorcade in Dallas, TX. Officer M. Nick McDonald was part of the team of officers that arrested the suspect Lee Harvey Oswald.

James A. Ventress Society of Americans of Royal Descent 14K Yellow Gold Medal, Presidential Pardon From Andrew Johnson, and Land/Slave Auction Catalog - Weight of Medal: 21.8 grams. This lot encompasses three of historical artifacts from the life of James A. Ventress, a prominent planter and one of the founders of the University of Mississippi. Ventress was born in 1805 and became one of Mississippi's richest and most prominent plantation owners, as well as a lawyer, inventor, and state legislator. This lot includes Ventress' 14k yellow gold medal from the National Americans of Royal Descent, and a two-page Presidential pardon from President Andrew Johnson. The Presidential pardon has various handwritten information and a stamp with Andrew Johnson's signature as the President had a broken wrist at the time. The pardon is dated August 28th of 1865 and is signed by the Secretary of State and bears an embossed seal. This collection of artifacts also includes an auction catalog for an 1860 auction of land and slaves with Ventress' handwritten notes. This document, detailing the sale of enslaved individuals, represents a deeply painful yet significant part of our nation's history. Preserving such artifacts allows us to confront these dark chapters honestly, helping to ensure that the suffering of those affected are never forgotten. PLEASE NOTE: A portion of the proceeds will be donated to Project Row Houses of Houston, TX. to aid in the preservation of the row houses in the 3rd Ward. This is one of the rarest and most unique set of historical memorabilia we have seen in some time. These items were acquired from the estate of a descent of the Ventress family.

Joan Crawford Personally Owned Tropical Wicker Tote W/Bakelite Handle (Includes Notarized Letter of Provenance) - This wicker tote bag with bakelite double loop handle was personally owned by one of the greatest female stars of Classic Hollywood Cinema, Joan Crawford. The tote features a tropical themed design with 3D grape bunches and green leaves across the front. Known for her versatility, resilience, and strong screen presence, Joan Crawford rose from a humble background to become a major star in the 1930s and 1940s. She initially gained fame through MGM's glamorous roles but later transitioned into darker, more complex characters, showcasing her range and earning an Academy Award for Mildred Pierce in 1945. Crawford's importance extends beyond her acting skills; she was a symbol of Hollywood's Golden Age, embodying the allure, ambition, and sometimes tumultuous lives of its stars. Her lasting impact includes not only her celebrated performances but also her legacy as an emblem of perseverance in the entertainment industry. The tote includes a notarized letter of provenance dated 6-1-1979 from Hollywood costumer Kent Warner, who worked for MGM Studios and is known for 'liberating' props such as the iconic ruby red slippers of "The Wizard of Oz" and Humphrey Bogart's trench coat from "Casablanca".

Joan Crawford Personally Owned Pink Satin Long-Sleeved Nightgown W/Notarized Letter of Provenance - This light pink long-sleeved long satin nightgown with white lace trim was personally owned by one of the greatest female stars of Classic Hollywood Cinema, Joan Crawford. Known for her versatility, resilience, and strong screen presence, Joan Crawford rose from a humble background to become a major star in the 1930s and 1940s. She initially gained fame through MGM's glamorous roles but later transitioned into darker, more complex characters, showcasing her range and earning an Academy Award for Mildred Pierce in 1945. Crawford's importance extends beyond her acting skills; she was a symbol of Hollywood's Golden Age, embodying the allure, ambition, and sometimes tumultuous lives of its stars. Her lasting impact includes not only her celebrated performances but also her legacy as an emblem of perseverance in the entertainment industry. The nightgown includes a notarized letter of provenance dated 6-1-1979 from Hollywood costumer Kent Warner, who worked for MGM Studios and is known for 'liberating' props such as the iconic ruby red slippers of "The Wizard of Oz" and Humphrey Bogart's trench coat from "Casablanca".

Joan Crawford Personally Owned Vintage Chevette Silk Nightgown W/Notarized Letter of Provenance - This vintage 1950s silk nightgown made by Chevette was personally owned by one of the greatest female stars of Classic Hollywood Cinema, Joan Crawford. The nightgown is crafted in yellow satin with cream lace trim and was made by Chevette for Adoria Kaufman's. Known for her versatility, resilience, and strong screen presence, Joan Crawford rose from a humble background to become a major star in the 1930s and 1940s. She initially gained fame through MGM's glamorous roles but later transitioned into darker, more complex characters, showcasing her range and earning an Academy Award for Mildred Pierce in 1945. Crawford's importance extends beyond her acting skills; she was a symbol of Hollywood's Golden Age, embodying the allure, ambition, and sometimes tumultuous lives of its stars. Her lasting impact includes not only her celebrated performances but also her legacy as an emblem of perseverance in the entertainment industry. The nightgown includes a notarized letter of provenance dated 6-1-1979 from Hollywood costumer Kent Warner, who worked for MGM Studios and is known for 'liberating' props such as the iconic ruby red slippers of "The Wizard of Oz" and Humphrey Bogart's trench coat from "Casablanca".

Liza Minnelli Personally Owned Blue Pleated Skirt From Personal Property of Liza and David Auction - This blue pleated skirt was personally owned by Liza Minnelli. The skirt is made by Maier and was acquired from Harrods Knightsbridge. The skirt was acquired as part of a lot from a Personal Property of Liza and David auction, and comes with a copy of the original letter of authenticity.

Dr. No (1962) Sean Connery Signed Photo and 10 GBP Hero Prop Casino Chip in Exhibit Quality Framed Display W/COAs - This is a remarkable, one-of-a-kind framed display featuring an 8" x 10" color photograph signed by Sean Connery, the legendary first James Bond, from his debut in Dr. No (1962). This exhibit-quality display also includes an authentic screen-used 10 GBP hero prop casino chip from Le Cercle at the Ambassador Club, where Bond is famously introduced in the film. This original chip, complete with serial imprint, was used on Bond's table in the iconic scene, as shown in the accompanying photo. The chip comes from the estate of John Mills, former owner of the Ambassador Club, who preserved these rare collectibles for over 30 years after the casino's closure in the 1970s. Dr. No props are incredibly rare, and this screen-used chip, paired with a boldly signed Connery photo, makes this a must-have for Bond collectors and film memorabilia enthusiasts. The piece is professionally matted and framed to 21.75" x 15" and comes with two Certificates of Authenticity, ensuring its provenance and collectible value. A truly exceptional artifact from the beginning of Bond's cinematic legacy.

James Bond Framed Autographed Photo Display Signed by (6) Bond Actors (Sean Connery, Pierce Brosnan & Others) W/(6) COAs - This framed signature display contains autographed photos of the six main actors of the infamous "James Bond" films. As of 2021 there have been 26 films in the Bond series, and they are the longest continually running film series of all time. Grossing over $7.8 billion in total, it is the fourth highest grossing series to date. This exhibit quality framed display contains 8 x 10 inch photos of Sean Connery, George Lazenby, Roger Moore, Timothy Dalton, Pierce Brosnan and Daniel Craig, in the classic Bond poses. All of the photos are signed by the actors and each come with a certificate of authenticity by top authenticators and dealers. Two of the most popular James Bonds, Sean Connery and Sir Roger Moore, have now passed away and Timothy is notorious for his reluctance to sign Bond photographs, making this a rare and outstanding piece of movie history. Measurements: 30 x 42 inches.

The Man With The Golden Gun (1974) Roger Moore and Christopher Lee Signed Photo W/Replica Prop Gun and Bullet in Exhibit Quality Display - This stunning collectible showcases an extremely rare, dual-signed 8" x 10" poster photograph of signed by Roger Moore as James Bond and Christopher Lee as the master assassin Scaramanga from The Man With The Golden Gun (1974). Professionally matted and shadowbox framed to approximately 22.5" x 15.5", this display includes a meticulously crafted 1:1 resin replica of Scaramanga's iconic "golden gun." Made to original specifications, the gun features the unique pen, cigarette lighter, case, and cufflink components that disassemble, just as in the film. Completing this display is a limited-edition, 18kt gold-plated bullet engraved with "007", the same type of bullet Scaramanga sent to Bond, which was officially issued by Eon Productions. Dual-signed memorabilia by Moore and Lee are exceptionally rare and highly sought after, as both actors are now deceased and seldom signed together. This piece captures a memorable moment from Bond history, immortalizing one of the franchise's most famous weapons. The Man With The Golden Gun grossed over $97 million worldwide, and this unique display, accompanied by Certificates of Authenticity, is a coveted addition for any serious Bond collector.

Casino Royale (2006) Daniel Craig, Daniel Andreas, Carlos Leal Signed Photo W/Replica Poker Chips in Exhibit Quality Framed Display (Includes COA) - This exquisite, exhibit-quality framed display features a scarce triple-signed photograph from Casino Royale (2006), starring Daniel Craig as James Bond. The 15" x 17" display is beautifully matted and showcases the signatures of Daniel Craig, Daniel Andreas, who has inscribed "Dealer in 007 Casino Royale," and Carlos Leal (Casino Manager). Adding to the allure of this piece, it includes detailed replica poker chips ($100,000, $25,000, and $5,000) that mirror the chips seen in the film next to Craig. This eye-catching display not only highlights the iconic characters and moments from the film but also serves as a unique collectible for fans of the franchise. The piece comes complete with a hologram Certificate of Authenticity, ensuring its provenance and value as a standout addition to any collection.

Skyfall (2012) Daniel Craig Signed 8 x 10 Inch Photograph and 100 HKD Casino Chip in Matted Display W/COA - This one-of-a-kind Skyfall (2012) display features an 8" x 10" color photograph signed by Daniel Craig in his iconic role as James Bond. Professionally matted, this collectible display includes an official 100 HKD casino chip from Macau's Golden Dragon floating casino, as seen in Skyfall. These chips were produced by Carta Mundi, the official prop supplier for EON Productions, making this an authentic piece of the film's production. An illustration complements the signed photo and casino chip, adding visual depth to the display. Skyfall, the 23rd film in the Bond franchise, became the highest-grossing Bond movie to date, earning over $1.1 billion worldwide. This signed and authenticated display, complete with a Certificate of Authenticity, is a must-have for James Bond fans and collectors of cinematic memorabilia, celebrating a defining moment in the 007 legacy. Measurements: 13.5 x 19.5 inches.

Timothy Dalton "The Living Daylights" (1987) Signed 8 x 10 Inch Photograph W/COA - This is a rare 8" x 10" color photograph signed by Timothy Dalton as James Bond in The Living Daylights (1987). Dalton, who starred in only two Bond films, The Living Daylights and License to Kill (1989), is highly regarded by fans for his intense, darker portrayal of 007, closer to Ian Fleming's original character. Dalton's signature is among the rarest in Bond memorabilia, as he has been notably reluctant to sign Bond-related items. This exclusive collectible is accompanied by a UACC Certificate of Authenticity, making it an exceptional find for James Bond enthusiasts and autograph collectors alike.

Heath Ledger Signed "Joker" 8 x 10 Inch Photograph W/COA - This is an iconic, extremely rare 8" x 10" signed color photograph of Heath Ledger as "The Joker" in The Dark Knight. This image captures Ledger in his unforgettable, Oscar-winning role, making it highly coveted by collectors. Ledger signed the photograph in person for a fan at the December 2007 London premiere of his film I?m Not There, just two months before his tragic passing on January 22, 2008, and six months before The Dark Knight's release. The signed photograph comes with an image of Ledger taken at the Odeon Leicester Square premiere and a Certificate of Authenticity. Ledger's portrayal of the Joker earned him the Academy Award for Best Supporting Actor posthumously and became a landmark performance in film history. The Dark Knight grossed over $1 billion worldwide, ranking as the fourth highest-grossing movie at the time. A true treasure for film and memorabilia enthusiasts.

Arnold Schwarzenegger "Terminator 2 Judgement Day" Signed Photograph and Costume Piece in Shadow Box Display W/COA - This professionally matted and shadowbox-framed display features an iconic signed photograph of Arnold Schwarzenegger in Terminator 2: Judgment Day. Measuring 15" x 12" overall, the display showcases Schwarzenegger's bold signature in gold ink, adding a striking contrast to the photo. Enhancing its collectible appeal, this display also includes a Filmwear card containing an authentic piece of Schwarzenegger's screen-worn Terminator costume. Complete with a Certificate of Authenticity, this unique piece celebrates one of Schwarzenegger's most legendary roles and is a must-have for Terminator fans and memorabilia collectors.

Superman (1978) Lighting Test Body Stocking W/COA - This is a lighting test body stocking used during the production of the Superman film. The suit comes with a certificate of authenticity from Prop Store of London stating that the piece "Has been inspected and is guaranteed to have been used in the production of Superman".

Angelina Jolie "Gia" Screen Used Prop Drug Kit W/COA - This is a prop drug kit used by Angelina Jolie in the filming of the 1998 HBO biographical film Gia. The film starred Angelina Jolie and Faye Dunaway, and tells the story of the life and times of one of America's first supermodels, Gia Carangi. The film was generally well received by critics, and won two Golden Globe Awards (Best Performance by an Actress in a Mini-Series or Motion Picture Made for Television and Best Performance by an Actress in a Supporting Role in a Series, Mini-Series or Motion Picture), an Emmy Award, and a SAG Award. This drug kit was used by Jolie during the film, and contains a plastic and a glass straw, a vial of white powder, a spoon, a matchbook, and a nylon tourniquet. All of the pieces are housed in a black leather carrying case. This lot will also include a certificate of authenticity.

Phone Booth (2002) Prop Robot 2000 Toy W/Original Box and COA - This Robot 2000 tin robot toy was used in the production of the 2002 psychological thriller film, Phone Booth, Starring Colin Farrell, Forest Whitaker, Katie Holmes, Radha Mitchell, and Kiefer Sutherland. This type of robot toy can be seen around 21 minutes into the film when Stuart Shepard (Colin Farrell) is talking to the sniper. The toy includes the original box and comes with a certificate of authenticity.

Janet Jackson's Rock Witchu Tour Stage Worn Wrist Cuffs - These black and silver metal chainmail wrist cuffs were custom made for pop icon Janet Jackson, who wore them for her 2008 Rock Witchu Tour during her performance of "Doesn't Really Matter". The cuffs have velcro closures and no interior labels present. Measurements: 4.5"L x 2.75"W. Janet Jackson is an icon of pop culture, and one of the world's best-selling and most awarded music artists. She is renowned for her sonically innovative, socially conscious records, as well as elaborate stage shows. Janet Jackson has amassed an extensive catalog, sold over 100 million records, and holds the record for the most consecutive top-ten entries on the US Billboard Hot 100 singles chart with 18. In 2019, she was inducted to the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. This lot comes with a previous auction lot card.

Michael Jackson Metal Shoe Heel Plates Made For "This Is It" Tour W/Letter of Provenance - These metal shoe plates were made for Michael Jackson's This Is It tour. This Is It was a planned concert residency by American singer Michael Jackson, scheduled to take place at the O2 Arena in London, between July 13, 2009 and March 6, 2010. However, the concerts were cancelled following Jackson's death on June 25, 2009, just eighteen days before the first slated performance. The lot includes a letter of provenance from Tony Swatton of Sword and Stone, a British-American blacksmith and gemcutter from Hammersmith, London, England. He is best known for creating props for films and television programs. This item comes from the collection of Sir Keith Holman, an American designer who studied under and worked with the legendary Michael Jackson designers Bill Whitten, Warren R. Caton, and Stella Ruata.

Michael Jackson Costume Artifacts From 1993 Super Bowl Halftime Performance in Shadow Box Display W/Letter of Provenance - These artifacts were made by Warren R. Caton, owner and designer of A1 Pleating and Belting in West Hollywood, California, and were part of the costume worn by Michael Jackson during his 1993 Super Bowl Halftime performance. The shadow box display of Michael Jackson's costume artifacts from his legendary 1993 Super Bowl Halftime Performance offers a unique and intimate glimpse into the details of an outfit that captivated millions. Inside the carefully crafted shadow box, individual pieces from Jackson's ensemble are arranged with precision, each telling its own story of that unforgettable moment in pop culture history. Completing the shadow box is a vibrant photo of Michael Jackson mid-performance, capturing the energy and magic of the moment. The photo serves as a dynamic backdrop to the artifacts, reminding viewers of the impact Jackson had as he electrified the Super Bowl stage. This shadow box display immortalizes not just the costume but the essence of Michael Jackson's artistry and his unforgettable contribution to the world of entertainment. This lot will include a letter of provenance from Sir Keith Holman, an American designer who studied under and worked with the legendary Michael Jackson designers Bill Whitten, Warren R. Caton, and Stella Ruata.

Michael Jackson-Thorlos Padded Socks (Same Style He Wore) W/Letter of Provenance - These Thorlos padded socks are the same style that were often worn by Michael Jackson. The socks come with a letter from Thorlos addressed to The African American Museum and Cultural Center, stating in part, "Thorlo's socks were the choice of Michael Jackson, Bill Whitten and Stella Ruata of Artistic Hand Beading and Keith Holman because of their protection, comfort, durability...and they hold their shape with and without the heavy crystal beading applied to them by Stella Ruata of Artistic Hand Beading for Michael Jackson and Bill Whitten." The lot comes from the collection of Sir Keith Holman, an American designer who studied under and worked with the legendary Michael Jackson designers Bill Whitten, Warren R. Caton, and Stella Ruata.

Sir Keith Holman Republic of China Wood Pen Box Gifted From Toni-Ann Filiti W/Letter of Provenance - This wooden pen box from the Republic of China (Taiwan), was gifted by Toni-Ann Filiti to Sir Keith Holman. Sir Keith Holman is an American designer who studied under and worked with the legendary Michael Jackson designers Bill Whitten, Warren R. Caton, and Stella Ruata. Mr. Holman received this box as a gift from Toni-Ann Filiti, who was the half-sister of actor Sylvester Stallone and the daughter of Jackie Stallone. The box is crafted of wood and is engraved "With the Compliments of Lee Teng-hui President Republic of China". Lee Teng-hui was a Taiwanese statesman and agriculturist who served as the 4th president of the Republic of China (Taiwan) under the 1947 Constitution and chairman of the Kuomintang (KMT) from 1988 to 2000. He was the first president to be born in Taiwan, the last to be indirectly elected and the first to be directly elected. Ms. Filiti passed from lung cancer in 2012, and President Teng-hui passed in 2020 at the age of 97. This item will include a letter of provenance from Sir Keith Holman.

Jackie Jackson Platinum Patter Award W/COA - This Platinum Patter Award was presented to Jackie Jackson by CBS Records International in March 1981, marking a significant milestone in his career, his one millionth interview. The dimensions of the award are approximately 10.5 x 13 inches. Includes: certificate of authenticity.

Motown Records 1996 BRE Conference Record Company of the Year Award W/COA - This 1996 BRE (Black Radio Exclusive) Conference award was presented to Motown Records in recognition of Catalog Record Company of the Year. The lot includes a certificate of authenticity. Measurements: 10.5 x 7.5 x 6.5 inches.

Michael Jackson Personally Owned Rhinestone and Embellished Denim Wharf Hat W/COA - This rhinestone and embellished denim wharf hat was personally owned by the King of Pop, Michael Jackson. The hat has a bucket style design and features heavy embellishing including rivets, rhinestones, Porsche patch and owl pin. The hat includes a certificate of authenticity from Jimmy Velvet's The Legends Collection, which reads, "Michael Jackson personally owned and worn rhinestone and embellished denim warf hat."

John Lennon Signed Pencil Drawing in Exhibit Quality Framed Display W/COA - This signed pencil doodle was made by Beatles singer John Lennon. The drawing depicts a one-legged monster and is professionally matted and framed in an exhibit quality framed display. The lot includes a certificate of authenticity from Gary Ashburn, a respected member of AFTAL with over 30 years of experience in the world of collectables and memorabilia. The certificate states in part, "I confirm that the attached John Lennon framed drawing and signature display, includes the personal signature of John Lennon. It was supplied by one of the leading experts of Music Memorabilia in the USA and in my opinion, based on the style and signature, this is a genuine John Lennon drawing." Measurements: 14.5 x 14.5 inches

Led Zeppelin Signed "In Through The Out Door" LP Record Sleeve in Exhibit Quality Framed Display W/COA - This record sleeve for the Led Zeppelin album "In Through The Out Door" is signed by band members Robert Plant, Jimmy Page, John Paul Jones, and John Bonham. The sleeve has been professionally matted and framed along with a photo of the album cover. The lot includes a certificate of authenticity from Gary Ashburn, a respected member of AFTAL with over 30 years of experience in the world of collectables and memorabilia.

James Dean Signed Black and White Photo in Exhibit Quality Framed Display W/COA - This black and white photograph is signed by actor James Dean. Born in 1931 in Marion, Indiana, James Dean achieved unprecedented superstardom as the face of teenage angst and disillusionment following his starring roles in Rebel Without A Cause and East of Eden. He tragically died in a car crash at the age of 24, making anything signed by the actor incredibly rare. The photo has been professionally matted and framed in an exhibit quality framed display. The piece comes with a certificate of authenticity from Gary Ashburn, a respected member of AFTAL with over 30 years of experience in the world of collectables and memorabilia. The certificate states in part, "Although the signature is slightly faded, based on the indentations and characteristics of the autograph, in my opinion this is a genuine James Dean signature." Measurements: 14.25 x 12.25 inches

Elvis Presley Strands of Hair Gathered From Graceland December, 1973 W/Notarized Letter of Provenance - These strands of hair from the beloved entertainer Elvis Presley were gathered from the bathroom floor at Graceland in December of 1973. The strands come with a notarized letter of provenance from well known collector Alyce H. Peterson, who acquired the hair from one of the women who gathered it from Graceland, Norene Clark. The hair will also come with a copy of an original statement of authenticity from Norene Clark. Norene Clark was best friends with Martha Dunkle, and the pair were visiting Harold Loyd (Elvis' cousin and gate guard) that December, 1973 evening. Martha was pregnant with Harold's child, and had to use the restroom. Harold eventually let Martha and Norene inside to use the restroom, where they discovered the hair on the floor. Harold explained that the hair was left from Elvis' haircut earlier in the day, and allowed the two woman to collect some. This piece has excellent investment potential, as collection the hair of famous entertainers has become a booming industry, and in general celebrity hair has been increasing in value over time. In 2010, a lock of Elvis' hair cut at the time of his induction into the United States Army sold for $20,000, and in 2021 GWS Auctions has the privilege of selling a jar of Elvis' hair for over $72,000.

Elvis Presley "His Hand in Mine" 12-Inch LP Gold Tribute Award - This gold tribute award includes a gold 12 inch LP for Elvis Presley's 1960 album, "His Hand in Mine". The album was released on November 23rd, 1960, and was the first of three gospel albums that Elvis would release during his lifetime. The album peaked at #13 on the Top Pop Albums chart and was certified Gold on April 9th, 1969 and Platinum on March 27th, 1922 by the Recording Industry Association of America. This decorative tribute award includes a miniature of the album cover and a plaque reading, "Presented to Elvis Presley to commemorate the sale of more than one million dollars worth of the RCA Records Long-Playing record album 'His Hand in Mine'". Measurements: 17.25 x 21.25 inches.

Elvis Presley "Elvis" 12-Inch LP Gold Tribute Award - This gold tribute award includes a gold 12 inch LP for Elvis Presley's 1968 soundtrack album, "Elvis". The album was released as the soundtrack album for Elvis Presley's 1968 television special of the same title, released by RCA Records. The album peaked at No. 8 on the Billboard 200; along with the TV special, it revitalized Presley's career after years of diminishing commercial and critical success. It was certified Gold on July 22, 1969, and Platinum on July 15, 1999, by the RIAA. This decorative tribute award includes a miniature of the album cover and a plaque reading, "Presented to Elvis Presley to commemorate the sale of more than one million dollars worth of the RCA Records Long-Playing record album 'Elvis'". Measurements: 17.25 x 21.25 inches.

Elvis Presley 1970s Front and Side Chest X-Rays Taken by Dr. Elias Ghanem W/COAs - This is a pair of front and side chest x-rays of Elvis Presley taken by Dr. Elias Ghanem, who was Elvis' trusted Las Vegas physician, in the 1970s. The lot includes a certificate of authenticity for each x-ray.

Elvis and Vernon Presley 1974 Letter From C and R Silver Regarding Elvis Silver Ingots W/Original Envelope - This letter was sent from Reginald L. Luck to Elvis Presley at Graceland in 1974. The letter is addressed from C and R Silver and references a request to Elvis and Vernon Presley to create silver ingots using Elvis' image. The letter includes the original envelope, and is three pages.

Elvis Presley August 1966 Screen Stars Magazine - This August 1966 issue of Screen Stars magazine features an image of Elvis Presley on the cover, wearing a purple velour pullover shirt made by Sy Devore. This was a pivotal year for Elvis during which he would begin the transition back to his musical roots, leaving behind Hollywood and his leading roles.

Elvis Presley Lot of (17) Taekwondo Photos W/Photo Signed by Kang Rhee (Includes COA) - This is a collection of (17) photographs showing Elvis and his karate instructor, Kang Rhee. The lot includes an 8 x 10 inch photograph signed and inscribed by Kang Rhee, with JSA authentication. The lot also includes (16) 4 x 6 inch photos. Elvis became interested in taekwondo when he served in the Army in Germany, and his former instructor Ed Parker highly recommended Kang Rhee when he returned to Memphis. Elvis trained with Kang Rhee from 1970 to 1974, and during their four year period together they became good friends and Elvis adopted his training name of "Tiger". Close friends of Elvis call this four year period "The Golden Years", as they represented a time of peace and spiritual contentment for him. Kang Rhee passed away on August 16th, 2019 and this rare and highly collectible collection is a lasting reminder of one of the happiest periods of Elvis' life.

The Beach Boys Dennis Wilson W/Lover in Hawaii 1975 Never Before Released Photo Negative Slide in Envelope W/Milton Love's Typed Notes on It W/Letter of Provenance - This slide is from the estate of Milton Love, and were discovered in a drawer of a dresser that was purchased. These photos have never been released or seen by anyone outside of the Love/Wilson families. Milton Love is the father of one of the most famous Beach Boys, Mike Love (AKA Dr. Love). The slide is a never before released photo of Dennis Wilson with his lover Karen Lamm at the Kahala Hilton in Honolulu, Hawaii (as stated on the envelope, from the Crest Hotel in Brisbane, by Milton Love). These items were never meant for release, as the family always assumed that someone had cleaned out the drawers of the dresser prior to selling it. The Beach Boys are America's biggest band, and are rock n' roll legends. This is a once in a lifetime opportunity to own a legendary piece of iconic history. There has never been anything like this offered at auction. We have personally spoken with a representative for The Beach Boys, and they confirmed that this is part of the "Milton Love Lost Collection." The lot will include a USB thumb drive with a digital copy of each photo, and a letter of provenance from the seller who acquired these items from the organizer of Milton Love's estate sale.

The Beach Boys Brian Wilson W/Dr. Landy Never Before Released Photo Negative from 1984 in Envelope W/Milton Love's Typed Notes on It (Includes Letter of Provenance) - These slides are from the estate of Milton Love, and were discovered in a drawer of a dresser that was purchased. These photos have never been released or seen by anyone outside of the Love/Wilson families. Milton Love is the father of one of the most famous Beach Boys, Mike Love (AKA Dr. Love). This photo negative depicts Brian Wilson with Dr. Landy and other members. There is also a very attractive young lady standing on a platform under an umbrella in the background. There are typed written notes from Milton Love on the envelope. Father Love passed away, and these items were never meant for release, as the family always assumed that someone had cleaned out the drawers of the dresser prior to selling it. The Beach Boys are America's biggest band, and are a rock legend. This is a once in a lifetime opportunity to own a legendary piece of iconic history. There has never been anything like this offered at auction. We have personally spoken with a representative for The Beach Boys, and they confirmed that this is part of the "Milton Love Lost Collection." The lot will include a USB thumb drive with a digital copy of each photo, and a letter of provenance from the seller who acquired these items from the organizer of Milton Love's estate sale.

The Beach Boys "Group Shot" Never Before Released Photo Negative Slide from New York 1977 in Envelope W/Milton Love's Typed Notes on It (Includes Letter of Provenance) - These slides are from the estate of Milton Love, and were discovered in a drawer of a dresser that was purchased. These photos have never been released or seen by anyone outside of the Love/Wilson families. Milton Love is the father of one of the most famous Beach Boys, Mike Love (AKA Dr. Love). This photo negative depicts a group shot with The Beach Boys along with many other people (possibly family and or entourage). There are typed written notes from Milton Love on the envelope. Father Love passed away, and these items were never meant for release, as the family always assumed that someone had cleaned out the drawers of the dresser prior to selling it. The Beach Boys are America's biggest band, and are a rock legend. This is a once in a lifetime opportunity to own a legendary piece of iconic history. There has never been anything like this offered at auction. We have personally spoken with a representative for The Beach Boys, and they confirmed that this is part of the "Milton Love Lost Collection." The lot will include a USB thumb drive with a digital copy of each photo, and a letter of provenance from the seller who acquired these items from the organizer of Milton Love's estate sale.

The Beach Boys Mike Love and Al Jardine Never Before Released Photo Negative Slides from the 1970's in Envelope W/Milton Love's Handwriting on It (Includes Letter of Provenance) - These slides are from the estate of Milton Love, and were discovered in a drawer of a dresser that was purchased. These photos have never been released or seen by anyone outside of the Love/Wilson families. Milton Love is the father of one of the most famous Beach Boys, Mike Love (AKA Dr. Love). One of the photos is a never before released concert photo of Al Jardine, and two are more intimate photos of Mr. Jardine while he is relaxing in his robe. This lot includes (7) slides. Father Love passed away, and these items were never meant for release, as the family always assumed that someone had cleaned out the drawers of the dresser prior to selling it. The Beach Boys are America's biggest band, and are a rock legend. This is a once in a lifetime opportunity to own a legendary piece of iconic history. There has never been anything like this offered at auction. We have personally spoken with a representative for The Beach Boys, and they confirmed that this is part of the "Milton Love Lost Collection." The lot will include a USB thumb drive with a digital copy of each photo, and a letter of provenance from the seller who acquired these items from the organizer of Milton Love's estate sale.

The Beach Boys Dennis Wilson (age 31) on the Drums (2) Never Before Released Photo Negative Slide in Plaza Hotel Envelope W/Milton Love's Typed Notes on It (Includes Letter of Provenance) - These slides are from the estate of Milton Love, and were discovered in a drawer of a dresser that was purchased. These photos have never been released or seen by anyone outside of the Love/Wilson families. Milton Love is the father of one of the most famous Beach Boys, Mike Love (AKA Dr. Love). The slide is a never before released photo of Dennis Wilson at age 31 playing the drums (as stated on the envelope by Milton Love). These items were never meant for release, as the family always assumed that someone had cleaned out the drawers of the dresser prior to selling it. The Beach Boys are America's biggest band, and are rock n' roll legends. This is a once in a lifetime opportunity to own a legendary piece of iconic history that no one else has ever seen, and was thought to be lost forever. There has never been anything like this offered at auction. We have personally spoken with a representative for The Beach Boys, and they confirmed that this is part of the "Milton Love Lost Collection." The lot will include a USB thumb drive with a digital copy of each photo, and a letter of provenance from the seller who acquired these items from the organizer of Milton Love's estate sale.

The Beach Boys Dennis and Brian Wilson Never Before Released (3) Photo Negative Slides from the 1977 (One in Concert) in Envelope W/Milton Love's Typed Notes on It (Includes Letter of Provenance) - These three slides are from the estate of Milton Love, and were discovered in a drawer of a dresser that was purchased at an estate sale. These photos have never been released or seen by anyone outside of the Love/Wilson families. Milton Love is the father of one of the most famous Beach Boys, Mike Love (AKA Dr. Love). One of the slides is a never before released photo of Dennis Wilson and Brian Wilson (brothers) relaxing together (as stated on the envelope by Milton Love) in Miami. One slide is concert shot taken from side-stage in the 1970's, and the third appears to show Dennis Wilson in Hawaii. It is a magnificent portrayal of the brothers in the beginning stages of their success. These items were never meant for release, as the family always assumed that someone had cleaned out the drawers of the dresser prior to selling it. The Beach Boys are America's biggest band, and are rock n' roll legends. This is a once in a lifetime opportunity to own a legendary piece of iconic history that no one else has ever seen, and was thought to be lost forever. There has never been anything like this offered at auction. We have personally spoken with a representative for The Beach Boys, and they confirmed that this is part of the "Milton Love Lost Collection." The lot will include a USB thumb drive with a digital copy of each photo, and a letter of provenance from the seller who acquired these items from the organizer of Milton Love's estate sale.

Journey Steve Smith's Sonor Drums Used During 2002 Music World Clinic W/COA, Clinic Agreement, Schedule, and Photo - These Sonor drums were used by Journey drummer, Steve Smith, during the 2002 Music World Clinic. Steve Smith is a member of the Modern Drummer Hall of Fame, Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, and was voted No. 1 All-Around Drummer five years in a row by Modern Drummer Magazine. The drums come with a photograph of Steve Smith at the Zildjian Music World Clinic, a copy of the Zildjian Clinic Agreement including fees paid, itinerary and schedule, and a certificate of authenticity.

The Cure Robert Smith Prototype Schecter Diamond Series Acoustic Electric Guitar and Case Obtained From Michael Aston Used in Studio W/Letter of Provenance - This Schecter Diamond Series acoustic electric guitar prototype was obtained from Michael Aston, the lead singer of the British rock band Gene Loves Jezebel. The guitar comes with a letter of provenance which states that it was acquired by Michael Aston from Michael Ciravolo, who is the guitar player for Gene Loves Jezebel and the President of Schecter Guitars. The letter of provenance states in part, "According to Michael Ciravolo, this guitar was a prototype sent to Robert Smith of The Cure to sample. Michael says that this guitar was used by Robert and then later sent back in exchange for another. In addition to this guitar being owned and played for a period by Robert Smith, it was used to record Gene Loves Jezebel's album 'Exploding Girls'." The guitar will come with the original Schecter guitar case. Robert Smith was known to play Schecter guitars and even had his own signature Schecter called UltraCure. Smith is also known to sells his personal guitars and donate the proceeds to various charities. In 2013 one of Robert Smith's Schecter guitars sold for over $32,000.

Guns N' Roses Band Signed (5) 2009 "Chinese Democracy World Tour" Original Japanese Concert Poster - This rare find is an original concert poster for the Guns N' Roses Chinese Democracy World Tour, promoting the band's shows in Tokyo, Japan on December 16th and 19th, 2009. The December 19th show in Tokyo was the band's longest performance ever at three hours and 37 minutes. Adding to the rarity of this piece, the poster is signed by band members Axl Rose, Ron "Bumblefoot" Thal, Dizzy Reed, Tommy Stinson, and Richard Fortus. Measurements: 35 x 26.5 inches (framed). This poster comes from a collection acquired by a former touring trucker while working in the entertainment industry. According to our seller, the posters in the collection were directly acquired from tour and band employees while on tour. The lot will include a letter of provenance. Please note: The frame does not have glass. We can remove the poster from the frame and ship in a mailing tube should the winning bidder chose to do so. The poster exhibits some wear/scratches however this does not affect the signatures.

Donald Trump Signed 8 x 10 Inch Photograph W/COA - This is an 8" x 10" color satin-finish photograph of an artist's painting of Donald Trump, hand-signed by Trump in vibrant blue felt tip. Donald John Trump, a prominent American politician, media personality, and businessman, served as the 45th President of the United States from 2017 to 2021 and has now been re-elected as the 47th President. This unique signed photograph is a striking piece for collectors, capturing both Trump's signature and his public persona in a distinctive artistic portrayal. A rare opportunity to own a historic piece of American history. Includes letter of authenticity.

Kamala Harris Signed 8 x 10 Inch Photograph W/COA - Vice President and Presidential candidate Kamala Harris signed 8" x 10" color photograph. This fine color satin finish image was taken for the cover of Time Magazine and is signed by her boldly in black felt tip ink. Harris is an American politician and attorney who has been the 49th and current Vice President making her the highest ranking female official in U.S. History. She served in the United States Senate from 2017 to 2021 as the junior Senator for California and earlier as the attorney general of California. A rare opportunity to own an historic piece of American history. Includes letter of authenticity.

Lyndon B. Johnson Pen Used for 1968 Signing, Framed - This lot includes a pen used by President Lyndon B. Johnson on May 10, 1968 to sign S. 1909 to commemorate the centennial of the first transcontinental railroad. This act allowed fort the striking of medals to mark the anniversary of this achievement in American transportation and commerce. This lot is professionally framed, and includes a portrait of the President, a metal inscription detailing the item, in addition to a copy of the Presidential Seal with a print of President Johnson's signature. Lyndon B. Johnson served as the 36th President of the United States from 1963 until 1969. He began his political career serving in the U.S. House of Representatives, representing the 10th district of Texas from 1937 until 1949, and actively served in the U.S. Navy as a Commander during World War II from 1941 - 1942. During his term as a U.S. Senator from Texas from 1949 until his ascension to the Vice Presidency under John F. Kennedy in 1961, Johnson was Senate Majority Whip from 1951 - 1953, Chair of the Senate Democratic Caucus from 1953 - 1961, Senate Minority Leader from 1956 - 1957, and Senate Majority Leader from 1957-1961. Johnson was sworn in to the Presidency shortly following the assassination of President John F. Kennedy, and proceeded to embark on a term noted by historians as characterized by progressive policies, such as the signing the Civil Rights Act of 1964 and 1968, the Social Security Amendments of 1965, and the Immigration and Nationality Act of 1965.

Thomas Edison Signed 1928 Check to Frances E. Williams W/COA (Framed) - This 1928 check signed by Thomas Edison is a unique and historically significant piece of memorabilia, showcasing the personal signature and financial dealings of one of history's most renowned inventors. Dated December 20, 1928, this check, written for $34.10, was issued from the Edison Botanic Research Corporation, a company Edison founded in the 1920s with the goal of finding a domestic source of rubber to reduce U.S. reliance on foreign suppliers. By this time, Edison had already achieved monumental success with inventions like the light bulb and phonograph, yet he was still deeply invested in scientific discovery. His Botanic Research Corporation aimed to solve practical challenges, particularly in rubber production, in collaboration with notable peers like Henry Ford and Harvey Firestone. With Edison's signature clearly visible, this check is more than a financial document; it's a window into the life of a relentless innovator. The lot includes a certificate of authenticity, and is framed to 12.25 x 15.5 inches.

King Charles III 1993 Signed Christmas Card and Original Envelope - This is a signed Christmas card, dated 1993, signed by King Charles III (then Prince Charles). The card shows Charles with his young sons William and Henry, and is embossed with the Royal Seal and signed to "Mr. Amos" from "Charles". The card is housed in its original envelope from Buckingham Palace, stamped "17 Dec. 1993" and addressed to "Mr. R. J. Amos Esq." Mr. Amos was, for many years, the Head Gamekeeper on the Royal Sandringham Estate in Norfolk, UK. Measurements: 6 x 8 inches. In pristine condition. Provenance: Lifelong autograph and memorabilia collection of John DiMaujro (1953-2023).

Gone With The Wind Original 1939 Movie Theater Playbill - This is an original movie theater playbill for the film, Gone With The Wind, that was sold for 25 cents in theaters showing the 1939 film. The program includes biographies on the leading stars Clark Gable, Vivien Leigh, Leslie Howard, and Olivia de Havilland, articles written by Clark on playing "Rhett" and by Vivien on playing "Scarlett", facts about the production, credits, and various photos. All of the pages are remarkably intact. The lot also includes 1939 and 1940 newspaper articles relating to the film. Measurements 9" x 12"

Men in Black II (2002) Original Set Decoration Painting by Gabrielle McKenna - This is an original set decoration painting created by Gabrielle McKenna for the film Men in Black II (2002). This unique piece captures the whimsical and futuristic essence of the iconic sci-fi comedy, known for its imaginative visual style and inventive world-building. McKenna's work showcases her exceptional talent, contributing to the film's vibrant and otherworldly atmosphere. The painting reflects the film's themes of alien encounters and the secretive world of the Men in Black organization, enhancing the viewer's experience of the film's fantastical narrative. As an original work from the production, this painting not only serves as a stunning visual artifact but also represents a significant piece of cinematic history. It would be a highly desirable addition for collectors of film memorabilia, art enthusiasts, and fans of the Men in Black series alike, celebrating the collaborative artistry that goes into creating beloved films. This piece was used as set decoration in the apartment of humanoid alien Scrad and Charlie (Johnny Knoxville). The back of the painting is signed by McKenna along with the inscription "for Men in Black II July 20th, 2001". Measurements: 28 x 36 inches.

Disneyland Herbert Ryman Original "Frontierland" Design Concept Illustration From the Estate of Stan Jolley - This piece is an original ink and colored pencil concept illustration of the "Frontierland" attraction at Disneyland theme park in Anaheim, California. The drawing depicts South Western Street, and was drawn by Disney imagineer Herbert Ryman. Ryman began his career at MGM before he began working for Walt Disney after being personally sought out by Disney, who was impressed by his works. Ryman went on to serve as an art director for beloved animated films such as Fantasia and Dumbo. Even after leaving Disney, Ryman stayed friends with Walt Disney and eventually helped Disney to turn his envisioned Disneyland into reality. This is an iconic, museum quality piece of Disney history, as Ryman drew the first illustrations of Walt Disney's vision of a theme park that eventually became Disneyland. Ryman contributed to Main Street U.S.A., Sleeping Beauty Castle, New Orleans Square, Cinderella's Castle at Walt Disney World, and many other beloved attractions that are still enjoyed by millions to this day. This piece should be framed, and put in Disney's museum, or admired in a very sophisticated collection. This is an original sketch by Herbert Ryman, and was acquired from the estate of Stan Jolley. Stan Jolley was friends with Herbert Ryman, and another instrumental figure in bringing Disney's ideas to life. This lot will come with an auction lot card from a previous auction. The sketch is mounted on illustration board. Measurements: 10 x 28 inches, framed-11.25 x 29.75 inches.

Disney Stan Jolley Personal Birthday Drawing From Disney Animators (From the Estate of Stan Jolley) - This is an original colored pencil on illustration board drawing created for the birthday of art director and original Disneyland designer, Stan Jolley. The drawing was executed by fellow Disney Imagineer, T. Thornton Hee, and is dated May 17, 1954. The drawing depicts various feathered birds with captions including "Now really, girls, you shouldn't have gone to all this trouble for little ol' me!" and "He's so Jolley." The back of the piece is signed by various members of the Disney art department. The lot comes from the estate of Stan Jolley, and comes with a previous auction lot card. The lot also includes a laser print, mounted on illustration board, of the signatures on the back of the original artwork. Measurements: 12.5 x 16.25 inches.

Disney Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs 1932 Original Pen and Ink Colored Drawing by Frank Murphy in Exhibit Quality Framed Display W/COA - This is a vintage, hand drawn illustration depicting the seven dwarfs of Walt Disney's "Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs". The pen and ink colored drawing shows dwarfs Doc, Dopey, Sleepy, Grumpy, and Sneezy, playing musician instruments and singing. The drawing is signed by artist Frank Murphy and dated 1932, along with the inscription, "To Howard Thompson from Frank Murphy." The drawing is in excellent condition for over 90 years old and is truly a unique and delightful piece of Disney history. Measurements: drawing-8 x 10 inches, framed-14.25 x 16.25 inches.

Disneyana Convention 1996 Limited Edition "Brave Little Tailor" Signed Poster by Randy Saunders - This is a limited edition original 1996 Disneyana Convention poster with art by Randy Saunders titled "Brave Little Tailor". The poster depicts Mickey, Minnie, Pluto and Donald at a Castle. The poster was limited to 1,000 with 25 Artist's Proofs, and this example is signed by the artist nicely in black felt marker. Measurements: 20 x 33 inches.

Marilyn Monroe II Original Mixed Media on Paper by Nastya Rovenskaya W/COA (Framed) - This mixed media art piece titled Marilyn Monroe II was made by Russian artist Nastya Rovenskaya. The art piece features hand painting on a print of Marilyn Monroe, and is hand-signed by the artist. Nastya Rovenskaya is a master of pop and street art, and is regarded as one of the most innovative and exciting artists on the international stage. She constructed a unique technique of pop art using free brush strokes with acrylic and oil paints. The piece comes with a certificate of authenticity from Yosi Gol Art Gallery and Publishing. Measurements: 49"x40", 58"x49" framed.

Sunday B. Morning After Andy Warhol "Golden Marilyn Portfolio" Set of (10) Limited Edition Silkscreen Prints #979/2000 W/COAs - This rare set of silkscreen prints titled "Golden Marilyn Portfolio" were published in 2011 by Sunday B. Morning featuring the works of Andy Warhol. They are printed on 'museum board' with the highest quality archival inks, and the colors are absolutely vibrant and stunning. The portfolio includes (10) prints, Golden Marilyn 11.35 through Golden Marilyn 11.44, all of which come with individual certificates of authenticity from Sunday B. Morning, and the set also includes an 11th certificate for the entire portfolio. Each piece is stamped in blue on the back with "Published by Sunday B. Morning" and "fill in your own signature". Measurements: 36" x 36".

Sunday B. Morning After Andy Warhol "Golden Marilyn 11.44" Limited Edition Silkscreen Print #231/2000 W/COA - This rare silkscreen print titled "Golden Marilyn 11.44" was published in 2011 by Sunday B. Morning featuring the work of Andy Warhol. The print is printed on 'museum board' with the highest quality archival inks, and the colors are absolutely vibrant and stunning. The print is numbered 231/2000 and comes with a certificate of authenticity from Sunday B. Morning. The piece is also stamped in blue on the back with "Published by Sunday B. Morning" and "fill in your own signature". Measurements: 36" x 36".

Sunday B. Morning After Andy Warhol "Marilyn Monroe 11.27" Silkscreen Print W/COA - This silkscreen print titled " Marilyn Monroe 11.27" was published in 2018 by Sunday B. Morning featuring the work of Andy Warhol. The print is printed on 'museum board' with the highest quality archival inks, and the colors are absolutely vibrant and stunning. The print comes with a certificate of authenticity from Sunday B. Morning, and is stamped in blue on the back with "Published by Sunday B. Morning" and "fill in your own signature". Measurements: 36" x 36".

Mr. Brainwash Signed "Life is Beautiful" Art Board W/Beckett LOA - This signed art board from artist Mr. Brainwash (Thierry Guetta), features a hand drawn signature with his art logo "Life is Beautiful", to which he has added a heart. This is a one of a kind in person drawing and is framed with a custom made multi-drip/splash painted wooden frame complimenting his unique style. This beautiful art is 11" x 14" framed to an overall size of 14" x 17" and is accompanied by a Beckett Letter of Authenticity. Thierry Guetta, best known for his moniker Mr. Brainwash, is a French-born Los Angeles based street artist. His work is reminiscent of his friend Banksy, with whom he collaborated in the Banksy directed film "Exit Through the Gift Shop". His work sold for five figure sums at his self-financed debut exhibit "Life is Beautiful" held in Los Angeles on June 18, 2008. In 2009 Madonna paid him to design the cover art for her Celebration album. His original art is highly collectible and today his signed prints sell in the thousands.

Peter Max Signed Flyer for Central Park Exhibition W/LOA - This is a signed flyer by Peter Max for the "Be In Central Park Easter Sunday, March 26" exhibition. The flyer is signed by Peter Max along with the year "07" and a drawing of an angel. The flyer measures 5.75 x 4.25 inches and is framed to 7 x 7 inches. Includes: letter of authenticity from PSA DNA.

Arte Johnson's Personally Signed Peter Max "Art Expo N.Y. 1981" Limited Edition Print - This limited edition print by Peter Max was personally signed and given to iconic American comedian, Arte Johnson and his wife Gisela. Arte Johnson was best known for the hilarious characters he created in the 1960s for the highly successful NBC television series, Rowan & Martin's Laugh-In. Johnson cracked up audiences with his performances of Wolfgang, a former German storm trooper, and Tyrone F. Horneigh, a debauched old man who propositioned the spinster Gladys with suggestive mutterings. Johnson had a repertoire of more than 60 comic characters starring on Laugh-In for four seasons, eventually winning an Emmy Award in 1969. This limited edition print from the 1981 Art Expo NY is signed boldly in red "for Arte & Gisela Johnson Love MAX 81-" and is also signed "Peter Max 1/200 1981" in pencil in the top left corner. The print is framed in an acrylic frame measuring 25.75" x 32".

The Beach Boys Brian Wilson 1977 Never Before Seen Photo Negative Slide in Envelope W/Milton Love's Typed Notes on Envelope (Includes Letter of Provenance)- This single negative is from the estate of Milton Love, and was discovered in a drawer of a dresser that was purchased at an estate sale. These photos have never been released or seen by anyone outside of the Love/Wilson families. Milton Love is the father of one of the most famous Beach Boys, Mike Love (AKA Dr. Love). This single negative is a never before been released photo of Brian Wilson in the backyard of his Bel Air home. Brian Wilson has a lovely smile in the photo, and is in a Hotel Byblos envelope that has Milton Love's personal typed notes on it. These items were never meant for release, as the family always assumed that someone had cleaned out the drawers of the dresser prior to selling it. The Beach Boys are America's biggest band, and are rock n' roll legends. This is a once in a lifetime opportunity to own a legendary piece of iconic history. There has never been anything like this offered at auction. We have personally spoken with a representative for The Beach Boys, and they confirmed that this is part of the "Milton Love Lost Collection." The lot will include a USB thumb drive with a digital copy of each photo, and a letter of provenance from the seller who acquired these items from the organizer of Milton Love's estate sale.

The Beach Boys 1970's (3) Never Before Seen Photo Negative Slides (Includes Letter of Provenance) - These three slides are from the estate of Milton Love, and were discovered in a drawer of a dresser that was purchased at an estate sale. These photos have never been released or seen by anyone outside of the Love/Wilson families. Milton Love is the father of one of the most famous Beach Boys, Mike Love (AKA Dr. Love). Two of the slides is an up close shot of a very young Dennis Wilson, and the third is a concert photo of Al Jardine. These slides are in a plain white envelope, and has handwritten notes on it that say "Dennis" in three places. These items were never meant for release, as the family always assumed that someone had cleaned out the drawers of the dresser prior to selling it. The Beach Boys are America's biggest band, and are rock n' roll legends. This is a once in a lifetime opportunity to own a legendary piece of iconic history that no one else has ever seen, and was thought to be lost forever. There has never been anything like this offered at auction. We have personally spoken with a representative for The Beach Boys, and they confirmed that this is part of the "Milton Love Lost Collection." The lot will include a USB thumb drive with a digital copy of each photo, and a letter of provenance from the seller who acquired these items from the organizer of Milton Love's estate sale.

The Beach Boys Carl Wilson W/2nd Wife 1984 Never Before Seen Photo Negative Slide in Envelope W/Milton Love's Typed Notes (Includes Letter of Provenance) - This single negative is from the estate of Milton Love, and was discovered in a drawer of a dresser that was purchased at an estate sale. These photos have never been released or seen by anyone outside of the Love/Wilson families. Milton Love is the father of one of the most famous Beach Boys, Mike Love (AKA Dr. Love). This single negative is a never before been released photo of Carl Wilson with his 2nd wife Gina Martin Wilson, and is in a plain white envelope that has Milton Love's personal typed notes on it. These items were never meant for release, as the family always assumed that someone had cleaned out the drawers of the dresser prior to selling it. The Beach Boys are America's biggest band, and are rock n' roll legends. This is a once in a lifetime opportunity to own a legendary piece of iconic history. There has never been anything like this offered at auction. We have personally spoken with a representative for The Beach Boys, and they confirmed that this is part of the "Milton Love Lost Collection." The lot will include a USB thumb drive with a digital copy of each photo, and a letter of provenance from the seller who acquired these items from the organizer of Milton Love's estate sale.

The Beach Boys 1970's (5) Never Before Seen Photo Negative Slides in Envelope W/Handwritten Notes on Envelope (Includes Letter of Provenance) - These five slides are from the estate of Milton Love, and were discovered in a drawer of a dresser that was purchased at an estate sale. These photos have never been released or seen by anyone outside of the Love/Wilson families. Milton Love is the father of one of the most famous Beach Boys, Mike Love (AKA Dr. Love). These five slides are never before released photos of Al Jardine, and are absolutely beautiful shots! These photos truly belong in a magazine, or a book, as they are just breathtaking. These items were never meant for release, as the family always assumed that someone had cleaned out the drawers of the dresser prior to selling it. The Beach Boys are America's biggest band, and are rock n' roll legends. This is a once in a lifetime opportunity to own a legendary piece of iconic history. There has never been anything like this offered at auction. We have personally spoken with a representative for The Beach Boys, and they confirmed that this is part of the "Milton Love Lost Collection." The lot will include a USB thumb drive with a digital copy of each photo, and a letter of provenance from the seller who acquired these items from the organizer of Milton Love's estate sale.

The Beach Boys Mike Love 1977 (4) Never Before Seen Photo Negative Slides in Hotel Envelope W/Milton Love's Typed Notes (Includes Letter of Provenance) - These four slides are from the estate of Milton Love, and were discovered in a drawer of a dresser that was purchased at an estate sale. These photos have never been released or seen by anyone outside of the Love/Wilson families. Milton Love is the father of one of the most famous Beach Boys, Mike Love (AKA Dr. Love). These four slides include two never before released photos of Mike Love performing before a sea of New Yorkers in Central Park in August, 1977, and two crowd shots (according to Mike Love's notes). These photos truly belong in a magazine, or a book, as they are just breathtaking. These items were never meant for release, as the family always assumed that someone had cleaned out the drawers of the dresser prior to selling it. The Beach Boys are America's biggest band, and are rock n' roll legends. This is a once in a lifetime opportunity to own a legendary piece of iconic history. There has never been anything like this offered at auction. We have personally spoken with a representative for The Beach Boys, and they confirmed that this is part of the "Milton Love Lost Collection." The lot will include a USB thumb drive with a digital copy of each photo, and a letter of provenance from the seller who acquired these items from the organizer of Milton Love's estate sale.

The Beach Boys Brian Wilson at the Piano 1977 Never Before Seen Photo Negative Slide in Plaza Hotel Envelope W/Milton Love's Typed Notes on It (Includes Letter of Provenance) - This slide is from the estate of Milton Love, and was discovered in a drawer of a dresser that was purchased. These photos have never been released or seen by anyone outside of the Love/Wilson families. Milton Love is the father of one of the most famous Beach Boys, Mike Love (AKA Dr. Love). The slide is a never before released photo of Brian Wilson in May 1977 at the piano in Princeville, Kauai, Hawaii (as stated on the envelope by Milton Love). The slide is in a Plaza Hotel New York envelope, and has Milton Love's typed written, personal notes on it. These items were never meant for release, as the family always assumed that someone had cleaned out the drawers of the dresser prior to selling it. The Beach Boys are America's biggest band, and are rock n' roll legends. This is a once in a lifetime opportunity to own a legendary piece of iconic history that no one else has ever seen, and was thought to be lost forever. There has never been anything like this offered at auction. We have personally spoken with a representative for The Beach Boys, and they confirmed that this is part of the "Milton Love Lost Collection." The lot will include a USB thumb drive with a digital copy of each photo, and a letter of provenance from the seller who acquired these items from the organizer of Milton Love's estate sale.

The Beach Boys Brian Wilson 1960's Personalized Envelope from his Beverly Hills Home (UNUSED) - This envelope is one of Brian Wilson's personalized envelopes from his 1960's home in Beverly Hills, CA. There has never been another one of these surface, or hit the open market. In 2013 one of Brian Wilson's business cards was sold for $500. This is an iconic piece of Rock n' Roll history that no one else owns, and has never before been offered to the public. This envelope is from the Milton Love estate, and part of his "Lost Collection." Milton Love is the father of one of the most famous Beach Boys, Mike Love (AKA Dr. Love).

The Beach Boys Dennis Wilson W/Redd Foxx and Dave Ford Never Before Seen Photo Negative Slide in Hotel Envelope W/Milton Love's Typed Notes on It (Includes Letter of Provenance) - This slide is from the estate of Milton Love, and was discovered in a drawer of a dresser that was purchased. These photos have never been released or seen by anyone outside of the Love/Wilson families. Milton Love is the father of one of the most famous Beach Boys, Mike Love (AKA Dr. Love). The slide is a never before released photo of Dennis Wilson, Redd Foxx and Dave Ford taken during the summer of 1975 in Los Angeles (as stated on the envelope by Milton Love). This photo was taken when Dennis Wilson weighed 300 pounds, and was approximately 6 years before he passed away. These items were never meant for release, as the family always assumed that someone had cleaned out the drawers of the dresser prior to selling it. The Beach Boys are America's biggest band, and are rock n' roll legends. This is a once in a lifetime opportunity to own a legendary piece of iconic history that no one else has ever seen, and was thought to be lost forever. There has never been anything like this offered at auction. We have personally spoken with a representative for The Beach Boys, and they confirmed that this is part of the "Milton Love Lost Collection." The lot will include a USB thumb drive with a digital copy of each photo, and a letter of provenance from the seller who acquired these items from the organizer of Milton Love's estate sale.

The Beach Boys Dennis Wilson W/Wife Karen Lamm Never Before Seen Photo Negative Slide in Hotel Envelope W/Milton Love's Typed Notes on It (Includes Letter of Provenance) - This slide is from the estate of Milton Love, and were discovered in a drawer of a dresser that was purchased. These photos have never been released or seen by anyone outside of the Love/Wilson families. Milton Love is the father of one of the most famous Beach Boys, Mike Love (AKA Dr. Love). The negative is a never before released photo of Dennis Wilson with his (3rd and 4th) wife Karen Lamm. It is taken while the couple were at the beach, and it is absolutely one of the most romantic and beautiful shots we have ever seen of the couple (as there are not many that are so personal). This photo was taken in 1978, and was approximately 3 years before he passed away. Karen Lamm also passed, and this is a true piece of their love story. These items were never meant for release, as the family always assumed that someone had cleaned out the drawers of the dresser prior to selling it. The Beach Boys are America's biggest band, and are rock n' roll legends. This is a once in a lifetime opportunity to own a legendary piece of iconic history that no one else has ever seen, and was thought to be lost forever. There has never been anything like this offered at auction. We have personally spoken with a representative for The Beach Boys, and they confirmed that this is part of the "Milton Love Lost Collection." The lot will include a USB thumb drive with a digital copy of each photo, and a letter of provenance from the seller who acquired these items from the organizer of Milton Love's estate sale.

The Beach Boys Al Jardine Posing With a Fan (2) 1984 Never Before Seen Photo Negative Slides in Envelope W/Milton Love's Typed Notes on It (Includes Letter of Provenance) - These negatives were from the estate of Milton Love, and was discovered in a drawer of a dresser that was purchased. These photos have never been released or seen by anyone outside of the Love/Wilson families. Milton Love is the father of one of the most famous Beach Boys, Mike Love (AKA Dr. Love). The slide is a never before released photo of Al Jardine posing with a fan in Washington, D.C. in 1984 (as stated on the envelope by Milton Love). The slide is in an envelope with Milton Love's typed personal notes on it. These items were never meant for release, as the family always assumed that someone had cleaned out the drawers of the dresser prior to selling it. The Beach Boys are America's biggest band, and are rock n' roll legends. This is a once in a lifetime opportunity to own a legendary piece of iconic history that no one else has ever seen, and was thought to be lost forever. There has never been anything like this offered at auction. We have personally spoken with a representative for The Beach Boys, and they confirmed that this is part of the "Milton Love Lost Collection." The lot will include a USB thumb drive with a digital copy of each photo, and a letter of provenance from the seller who acquired these items from the organizer of Milton Love's estate sale.

The Beach Boys (2) Never Before Seen Photo Negative Slides in Hotel Envelopes W/Milton Love's Typed Notes (Includes Letter of Provenance) - These negatives were from the estate of Milton Love, and was discovered in a drawer of a dresser that was purchased. These photos have never been released or seen by anyone outside of the Love/Wilson families. Milton Love is the father of one of the most famous Beach Boys, Mike Love (AKA Dr. Love). The slides include a never before released photo of Bruce Johnston performing with the Beach Boys and a photo of an author with his future wife Karen McCartney in Hawaii in June 1981 (as stated on the envelopes by Milton Love). The slides are in Crest Hotel (Brisbane) and Plaza Hotel (New York) envelopes with Milton Love's typed personal notes on them. These items were never meant for release, as the family always assumed that someone had cleaned out the drawers of the dresser prior to selling it. The Beach Boys are America's biggest band, and are rock n' roll legends. This is a once in a lifetime opportunity to own a legendary piece of iconic history that no one else has ever seen, and was thought to be lost forever. There has never been anything like this offered at auction. We have personally spoken with a representative for The Beach Boys, and they confirmed that this is part of the "Milton Love Lost Collection." The lot will include a USB thumb drive with a digital copy of each photo, and a letter of provenance from the seller who acquired these items from the organizer of Milton Love's estate sale.

Johnny Cash Personally Owned Barneys New York Black Leather Ankle Boots W/COA - These ankle boots, once owned by Johnny Cash, are an iconic piece of memorabilia that encapsulates the legendary style of the "Man in Black." These sleek, black leather ankle boots, crafted by Barneys New York, reflect Cash's unmistakable blend of sophistication and ruggedness. Known for his signature all-black attire, these boots are a timeless addition to Cash's personal collection and were likely worn on stage or at special events, embodying his distinctive, understated elegance. Made from high-quality leather, the boots exhibit Barneys' attention to craftsmanship and detail, and they are designed with both durability and style in mind. Accompanied by a Certificate of Authenticity, they offer fans and collectors an authentic link to the personal life of Johnny Cash. Size: 13

Waylon Jennings Personally Owned Wood Diamond Back Walking Stick W/COA - This unique wood walking stick, once personally owned by country music legend Waylon Jennings, features an intricate diamondback snake design, embodying the outlaw spirit that defined Jennings' life and career. The beautifully crafted stick reflects his rugged, individualistic style, making it a meaningful collectible for fans and admirers of Jennings' music and legacy. Accompanied by a Certificate of Authenticity, this walking stick offers a tangible connection to one of country music's most influential figures. Whether displayed as a distinctive piece of music history or as a tribute to the outlaw country movement Jennings helped pioneer, this item is an exceptional addition to any collection. Measurements: 58.5" length.

Waylon Jennings Personally Owned Gun and Holster Belt Buckle W/COA - This belt buckle is a unique piece of memorabilia that once belonged to the legendary country music star, Waylon Jennings. The belt buckle has a gun and holster motif, showcasing Jennings' rugged and rebellious persona, reflecting the outlaw country lifestyle that he embodied throughout his life and career. For fans and collectors, this buckle represents a tangible connection to the man behind the music, a piece of his legacy that resonates with his spirit and his influence on country music. The item comes with a certificate of authenticity from the Legends Collection, signed by Jimmy Velvet.

Waylon Jennings Personally Owned Embossed Leather Shiner Beer Belt Buckle W/COA - This embossed leather belt buckle is a rare and emblematic piece of country music legend Waylon Jennings' personal collection. This belt buckle not only reflects Jennings' rugged sense of style but also pays homage to his love for Texas culture and its storied breweries. The phrase "Shiner from the Little Brewery" refers to the Shiner brand beer, a Texas favorite brewed by the Spoetzl Brewery, a small yet iconic establishment based in Shiner, Texas. The Shiner connection is a nod to Jennings' roots and his appreciation for Texas' cultural staples, from music to brews. The item comes with a certificate of authenticity from the Legends Collection, signed by Jimmy Velvet.

Waylon Jennings Personally Owned Bronze Horse and Rider Belt Buckle W/COA - This bronze belt buckle depicting a horse and rider was personally owned by Waylon Jennings. Crafted by Crumrine Jewelers and Silversmiths in Salt Lake City, Utah, the belt buckle captures the essence of the legendary musician's Western spirit. The item comes with a certificate of authenticity from the Legends Collection, signed by Jimmy Velvet.

Waylon Jennings Personally Owned Bronze OFTPA Belt Buckle W/COA - This bronze OFTPA belt buckle was personally owned by legendary country musician, Waylon Jennings. The buckle is engraved with the OFTPA logo, and was made by B and H Buckles of Broken Arrow, Oklahoma. The item comes with a certificate of authenticity from the Legends Collection, signed by Jimmy Velvet.

Waylon Jennings Personally Owned Framed Photo of Race Car W/COA - This framed photograph was owned by Waylon Jennings, and pictures his race car #2 with his logo. The lot includes a certificate of authenticity from The Legends Hall of Fame, signed by Jimmy Velvet. Jimmy Velvet is a well known collector and was a close friend of Elvis Presley and many country music stars. Jimmy Velvet owned recording studios, Super Stars Cafe and Hall of Fame, and the Elvis Presley Museum, which at the time was the only museum in the world which is licensed by Elvis Presley Enterprises and Graceland. Measurements: 17 x 19.5 inches.

Waylon Jennings Personally Owned Record World Plaque for "Amanda" W/COA - This wooden Perma Plaque for Waylon Jennings' 1974 number one single, Amanda, was personally owned by Waylon Jennings. The plaque is signed, seemingly by the maker, "Waylon, thanks for keeping the gold flowing, Al, Al's Custom Frames." The lot includes a certificate of authenticity from The Legends Hall of Fame, signed by Jimmy Velvet, stating that it was acquired from Waylon and Jessi's home sale in Franklin, Tennessee. Measurements: 15.5 x 12 inches.

Coca-Cola Bottling Co. 2015 Sales Champion Carved Ruby, Cubic Zirconia and Solid 10K Yellow Gold Ring - This ring was awarded to Coca-Cola Bottling Co. partner, Mashburn Consolidated, in 2015 for the Sales Champion award. The ring was made by Herff Jones of solid 10k yellow gold and is decorated with a carved ruby Coke bottle surrounded by cubic zirconia accents, surrounded by the words "Sales Champion" carved around the perimeter of the piece. The shoulders are engraved "Mashburn Consolidated," "Coca-Cola Bottling Co." and "2015" on one side, along with the Coca-Cola motto and a child with a Coke bottle on the opposite. Ring top measurements: 32mm x 27.5mm, Ring size: 11.25. (Weight: 71.2 grams)

Taylor Swift Signed 2003 U.S. $1 Bill - This is a 2003 U.S. $1 bill, signed by 14-time Grammy Award-winning pop superstar, Taylor Swift. Taylor Swift is one of the world's best-selling artists, the most-streamed artist on Spotify, the highest-grossing female touring act, and the first billionaire with music as the main source of income. The 2023 Time Person of the Year, Swift has appeared on lists such as Rolling Stone's 100 Greatest Songwriters of All Time, Billboard's Greatest of All Time Artists, and Forbes' World's 100 Most Powerful Women. This item comes from one of the largest signed currency collections in the world.

Butterfly McQueen Signed Legendary Stars of the Cinema Lithograph - This lithograph depicting actress Butterfly McQueen, signed boldly by the actress in black ink on the left hand side with reference to her first film role in Gone with the Wind. Butterfly McQueen was an American actress, originally a dancer, who first appeared in films as "Prissy" in Gone with the Wind (1939). She continued as an actress in film in the 1940s, and then moved to television acting in the 1950s. She won a 1980 Daytime Emmy Award for her performance in the ABC Afterschool Special episode "Seven Wishes of a Rich Kid". Measurements: 13 x 13 inches.

F. Cardinal Spellman Signed 1935 U.S. $1 Silver Certificate -This 1935 U.S. $1 silver certificate is signed by F. Cardinal Spellman. Francis Joseph Spellman was an American prelate of the Catholic Church. From 1939 to his death, he served as the sixth Archbishop of New York; he had served as an auxiliary bishop of the Archdiocese of Boston from 1932 to 1939. He was created a cardinal in 1946. This item comes from one of the largest signed currency collections in the world.

Head of the Class (1986-1991) 13-Piece Cast Signed U.S. $1 Bill Collection - This signed U.S. $1 bill collection includes signed bills from (13) main cast members of the 1986-1991 sitcom, Head of the Class. The collection includes bills signed by Dan Frischman, Dan Schneider, Jory Husain, Leslie Bega, Brian Robbins, Jeannetta Arnette, William G. Schilling, Kimberly Russell, Khrystyne Haje, Tannis Vallely, Robin Givens, Tony O'Dell, and Howard Hesseman. This item comes from one of the largest signed currency collections in the world.

John Lee Hooker Signed Card in Exhibit Quality Framed Display - This exhibit quality matted display contains an autographed card from legendary American blues singer, songwriter, and guitarist, John Lee Hooker. The blues icon was awarded five Grammy Awards throughout his career including the Grammy Lifetime Achievement Award, was named #35 in Rolling Stone's 2015 list of 100 greatest guitarists, was inducted into the Blues Hall of Fame in 1980, the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 1991, and has a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame, among his many other accolades. The card is professionally double matted and framed together with a photograph and decorative cut out guitars. Overall measurements: 20 x 18.5 inches.

The Eagles Original Bill Graham Presents 1994 Shoreline Amphitheatre Concert Poster in Exhibit Quality Frame - This is an original 1994 concert poster for Bill Graham Presents The Eagles at the Shoreline Amphitheatre in Mountain View, CA, in June 1994. The poster features art by Randy Tuten and is a BG series (Bill Graham) poster, number: BG095. The poster has been professionally matted and framed with purple mat and a rich brown wood frame that matches the colors in the poster beautifully. This poster comes from a collection acquired by a former touring trucker while working in the entertainment industry. According to our seller, the posters in the collection were directly acquired from tour and band employees while on tour. The lot will include a letter of provenance. Measurements: 37.75 x 29.75 inches (framed).

Jennifer Hudson and Robin Thicke at Ryman Auditorium 2009 Concert Poster by Hatch Show Print (Framed) - Offered is an original concert poster made by Hatch Show Print, advertising an appearance by Jennifer Hudson and Robin Thicke at Ryman Auditorium on May 12th, 2009. The poster has been professionally matted and framed in an exhibit quality display. This poster comes from a collection acquired by a former touring trucker while working in the entertainment industry. According to our seller, the posters in the collection were directly acquired from tour and band employees while on tour. The lot will include a letter of provenance. Measurements: 28.75 x 20.75 inches (framed).

Bloc Party at The Ogden Theatre 2007 Limited Edition Signed and Numbered Concert Poster by Table2Press #40/100 (Framed) - This silkscreen concert poster made by Table2Press advertises an appearance by Bloc Party with The Maccabees and The Noisettes at The Ogden Theatre in Denver on June 12th, 2007. This is a limited edition, hand numbered poster numbered 40/100 and signed "T2P". The poster has been professionally matted and framed in an exhibit quality frame. This poster comes from a collection acquired by a former touring trucker while working in the entertainment industry. According to our seller, the posters in the collection were directly acquired from tour and band employees while on tour. The lot will include a letter of provenance. Measurements: 26 x 22 inches (framed).

Vince Welnick and The Missing Man Formation (Bill Graham Presents, 1998) Fillmore San Francisco Concert Poster - This concert advertisement poster advertises a performance by Vince Welnick and the Missing Man Formation, presented by Bill Graham Presents, which took place at The Fillmore in San Francisco, California on April 24th, 1998. This poster comes from a collection acquired by a former touring trucker while working in the entertainment industry. According to our seller, the posters in the collection were directly acquired from tour and band employees while on tour. The lot will include a letter of provenance. Measurements: 13 x 19 inches

Original 1972 Jeff Beck Group Frankfurt Germany Concert Poster - This original concert poster advertises a German concert appearance on April 8, 1972 by Guitar god Jeff Beck, fronting his second namesake band, featuring vocalist Bob Tench and drum powerhouse Cozy Powell. The poster was designed by Gunther Kieser for Jeff Beck's 1972 German tour. Measurements: 33" x 23.5".

John Sebastian Signed 1967 Lovin' Spoonful Weymouth Fairgrounds Summer Concert Series Poster - Offered is a rare, 1967 cardboard poster advertising the 1967 Summer Concert Series at Weymouth Fairgrounds in South Weymouth, Massachusetts, which took place on July 3, 14, 15, 21, and 29, 1967. The Turtles, Every Mother's Son, B.J. Thomas and The Triumphs, and Lovin' Spoonful made appearances. This example is signed boldly in felt marker by John Sebastian, the singer, songwriter and musician who founded the rock band the Lovin' Spoonful.

Helen Reddy/The Pointer Sisters Dec. 6, 1977 Poster - Offered is a vintage cardboard poster, printed by Washington Poster Co., for an appearance by Helen Reddy and The Pointer Sisters on December 6, 1977 in Portland, Oregon. Measurements: 22.5 x 15 inches.

The Pointer Sisters/Oscar Brown Jr. 1970s First Federal Auditorium Concert Poster - Offered is a vintage cardboard concert poster, printed by Washington Poster Co., for the R&B singing group the Pointer Sisters, with singer Oscar Brown Jr. at their appearance at the First Federal Auditorium. Measurements: 20.75 x 15 inches.

Tiny Tim Signed 1993 Great American Music Hall Concert Poster - Offered is a vintage concert poster for an appearance by Tiny Tim with The Mermen at Great American Music Hall on July 27, 1993. This poster is signed by Tiny Tim boldly in black felt marker. Measurements: 17 x 11 inches.

Frank and Liza In Concert 1988 Super Bowl Weekend Concert Poster - Offered is a 1988 concert poster for two performances by Frank Sinatra and Liza Minnelli during the weekend of the 1987 Super Bowl to benefit the Aztec Athletic Foundation. The shows on Jan. 29 and 30, 1988, were held during Super Bowl week to benefit San Diego State athletics and set a Sports Arena box office record for a two-day gross. Super Bowl XXII was played on Jan. 31, 1988 at then-Jack Murphy Stadium in Mission Valley. Measurements: 22 x 17 inches.

Loretta Lynn Handwritten Working Lyrics W/LOA - This lined yellow notebook sheet features handwritten working lyrics written by country music singer and songwriter, Loretta Lynn. Loretta Lynn has had a career spanning six decades, and as of 2022, was the most awarded female country recording artist and the only female ACM Artist of the Decade (the 1970s). The heartbreaking lyrics read in part, "I won't try to stop you now if it's what you want to do. I hope she finds just half the man I'll be losing in you," and "But I couldn't stop you now no more than I can stop time, so if you need me I'll be here, loving you more and more. Baby just be sure it's love you're looking for." The lyrics come with a letter of provenance stating that they were acquired from Lola Gene Dillon, who wrote songs with Loretta Lynn and also wrote songs for numerous other country musicians including Carl Smith and Dolly Parton.

Trisha Yearwood Signed Black and White Pony Hair Stage Boots W/COA and Handwritten Card - These black and white pony hair Larry Mahan stage boots were personally owned and worn by country music singer, Trisha Yearwood. The boots are each signed by Yearwood in white. Size: 9M. Includes: certificate of authenticity from Legends Hall of Fame, signed by Jimmy Velvet. The lot also includes a handwritten card from Yearwood to Mr. Velvet, which states in part, "Dear Jimmy-I just wanted to let you know that I haven't forgotten about you! I am planning to make a donation to the museum, I just am waiting for the 'right' item."

Garth Brooks Signed "The First Five Years" Limited Edition Poster by Jerry Joyner From 107MUS Radio W/COA - The Garth Brooks Signed "The First Five Years" Limited Edition Poster is a coveted collector's item, commemorating the legendary singer's early years that catapulted him into country music superstardom. Created by artist Jerry Joyner, the poster encapsulates the essence of Brooks' first five years in the music industry, a period defined by massive hits, record-breaking albums, and unprecedented popularity. This limited edition piece is hand-signed by Garth Brooks himself, adding a personal touch that enhances its collectability and sentimental value. With only 3000 of these posters made, each comes with a Certificate of Authenticity, offering fans and collectors peace of mind about its provenance. The poster is also signed by Jerry Joyner, who adds the year "94". This poster was originally owned by Muskegon, Michigan radio station 107MUS and has a sticker on the back which reads "This item was donated by WMUS to the 'Christmas Wish' Radiothon on November 8, 2002." Measurements: 31 x 25.25 inches.

Ricky Van Shelton Personally Owned Fort Bryan Guitar Strap W/COA - This guitar strap, designed and manufactured by Fort Bryan Straps, was owned and worn by retired country music singer Ricky Van Shelton. Throughout his career, Van Shelton charter ten number one singles on the Billboard Hot Country charts, including favorites such as "Rocking Years", a duet with Dolly Parton, and "Keep It Between The Lines". The lot includes a certificate of authenticity from Jimmy Velvet.

Travis Tritt and Marty Stuart Signed "The No Hats Tour" Poster Presented to WMUS Radio (Framed) - This poster from the Travis Tritt and Marty Stuart "No Hats Tour" is signed by both artists, and was presented to Muskegon, Michigan radio station WMUS radio from Alan Jackson. The piece was obtained from a Muskegon based collector who began collecting with his father and together the pair have over 80 years collecting memorabilia. Measurements: 33 x 23 inches.

Conway Twitty Personally Owned "Diamond Duet" Wall Display W/(2) COAs - This wall display for "Diamond Duet", featuring Conway Twitty and Loretta Lynn, was personally owned by Conway Twitty. The lot includes a certificate of authenticity from the Conway Twitty estate, and a second from Jimmy Velvet. Measurements: 25.25 x 25.25 inches (framed). Please Note: The frame does exhibit some wear (please see photos for details).

American Country Countdown Commemorative Award - This commemorative award was presented to Muskegon, Michigan radio station WMUS radio for their contributions in the success of the radio show, American Country Countdown With Bob Kingsley. The piece was obtained from a Muskegon based collector who began collecting with his father and together the pair have over 80 years collecting memorabilia. Measurements: 17.5" x 21.5"

Hello Dolly! (20th Century Fox, 1969) Starring Barbra Streisand Japanese STB Movie Poster From the Lou Papalas Collection (Framed) - This is a vintage Japanese STB movie poster for the 1969 20th Century Fox film, Hello Dolly!, starring Barbra Streisand, Walter Matthau, Michael Crawford, Louis Armstrong, Marianne McAndrew, Fritz Feld, Danny Lockin, E.J. Peaker, Tommy Tune, Lisa Todd. Directed by Gene Kelly. This item comes from the estate of Lou Papalas. Papalas spent over 60 years collecting items from the life and career of Barbra Streisand, which is known to be the world's largest collection of Streisand memorabilia. The collection has been featured in various museums, including the Hello Gorgeous exhibit at the Jewish Museum of Florida, and his lifelong passion for Barbra Streisand music even ended with a credit to him on her latest album release. Measurements: 20 x 58 inches (framed).

Funny Lady (Columbia Pictures, 1975) Australian Daybill From the Lou Papalas Collection (Framed) - This is a vintage Australian daybill poster for the 1975 film, Funny Lady, starring Barbra Streisand, James Caan, Omar Sharif, Roddy McDowall and Ben Vereen. This item comes from the estate of Lou Papalas. Papalas spent over 60 years collecting items from the life and career of Barbra Streisand, which is known to be the world's largest collection of Streisand memorabilia. The collection has been featured in various museums, including the Hello Gorgeous exhibit at the Jewish Museum of Florida, and his lifelong passion for Barbra Streisand music even ended with a credit to him on her latest album release. Measurements: 13 x 30 inches (13.5 x 30 inches framed).

Up the Sandbox (National General, 1972) Australian Daybill From the Lou Papalas Collection (Framed) - This is a vintage Australian daybill poster for the 1972 film, Up the Sandbox, starring Barbra Streisand. This item comes from the estate of Lou Papalas. Papalas spent over 60 years collecting items from the life and career of Barbra Streisand, which is known to be the world's largest collection of Streisand memorabilia. The collection has been featured in various museums, including the Hello Gorgeous exhibit at the Jewish Museum of Florida, and his lifelong passion for Barbra Streisand music even ended with a credit to him on her latest album release. Measurements: 13 x 30 inches (13.5 x 30 inches framed).

Barbra Streisand Lot of (4) Framed Album Covers From the Lou Papalas Collection - This lot includes four various framed Barbra Streisand album covers. The lot includes: "The Way We Were" (Columbia, 1973), "Memories" (Columbia, 1981), "Emotion" (Columbia, 1984), and "The Broadway Album" (Columbia, 1985). These items come from the estate of Lou Papalas. Papalas spent over 60 years collecting items from the life and career of Barbra Streisand, which is known to be the world's largest collection of Streisand memorabilia. The collection has been featured in various museums, including the Hello Gorgeous exhibit at the Jewish Museum of Florida, and his lifelong passion for Barbra Streisand music even ended with a credit to him on her latest album release. Measurements: 12.75 x 12.75 inches.

Lot of (5) "Funny Girl" (Starring Barbra Streisand) Sheet Music Booklets From the Lou Papalas Collection - This lot includes (5) sheet music booklets featuring music from the 1968 American biographical-musical film, Funny Girl, starring Barbra Streisand and adapted from her book for the stage musical of the same title. These booklets were published by Chappell-Styne, Inc. and include the following songs: The Music That Makes Me Dance, Funny Girl (Vocal Selection), Funny Girl (All Organ Selection), People (authorized for sale only in Australia and New Zealand), Don't Rain On My Parade (made in England). These items come from the estate of Lou Papalas. Papalas spent over 60 years collecting items from the life and career of Barbra Streisand, which is known to be the world's largest collection of Streisand memorabilia. The collection has been featured in various museums, including the Hello Gorgeous exhibit at the Jewish Museum of Florida, and his lifelong passion for Barbra Streisand music even ended with a credit to him on her latest album release.

Lot of (5) Barbra Streisand Film Sheet Music Booklets From the Lou Papalas Collection - This lot includes (5) sheet music booklets featuring songs from various Barbra Streisand films. The lot includes: "Evergreen" (A Star Is Born, 1976) Warner Bros. Publications, "Papa, Can You Hear Me?" (Yentl, 1983) Columbia Pictures Publications, "Come Back To Me (On A Clear Day You Can See Forever, 1970) Chappel and Co., Inc., "On A Clear Day (You Can See Forever)" (On A Clear Day You Can See Forever, 1970) Chappel and Co., Inc., "The Main Event/Fight" (The Main Event, 1979) Warner Bros. Publications. These items come from the estate of Lou Papalas. Papalas spent over 60 years collecting items from the life and career of Barbra Streisand, which is known to be the world's largest collection of Streisand memorabilia. The collection has been featured in various museums, including the Hello Gorgeous exhibit at the Jewish Museum of Florida, and his lifelong passion for Barbra Streisand music even ended with a credit to him on her latest album release.

Lot of (5) Barbra Streisand Film Sheet Music Booklets From the Lou Papalas Collection - This lot includes (5) sheet music booklets featuring songs from various Barbra Streisand films and musicals. The lot includes: "Second Hand Rose" (Funny Girl, 1968) Fred Fisher Music Company, Inc., "I Finaly Found Someone" (The Mirror Has Two Faces, 1996) Sony Pictures Music Group, "Funny Girl" (Funny Girl, 1968) Chappell-Styne, Inc., "Hello, Dolly!" (Hello, Dolly!, 1968) Edwin H. Morris and Co. LTD., "Memory" (Cats, recorded for 1981 Memories album) Hal Leonard Publishing Corporation. These items come from the estate of Lou Papalas. Papalas spent over 60 years collecting items from the life and career of Barbra Streisand, which is known to be the world's largest collection of Streisand memorabilia. The collection has been featured in various museums, including the Hello Gorgeous exhibit at the Jewish Museum of Florida, and his lifelong passion for Barbra Streisand music even ended with a credit to him on her latest album release.

Barbra Streisand Lot of (2) Fan Art Prints From the Lou Papalas Collection - This lot includes two black and white fan art prints depicting portraits of Barbra Streisand from the 1970s. These items come from the estate of Lou Papalas. Papalas spent over 60 years collecting items from the life and career of Barbra Streisand, which is known to be the world's largest collection of Streisand memorabilia. The collection has been featured in various museums, including the Hello Gorgeous exhibit at the Jewish Museum of Florida, and his lifelong passion for Barbra Streisand music even ended with a credit to him on her latest album release. Measurements: Matted-30 x 24 inches, Unmatted-24 x 20 inches.

Dr. Seuss The Butter Battle Book Signed First Edition - This first edition printing of the Dr. Seuss children's book, The Butter Battle Book, is a rare find signed by the author on the front end paper.

Richard Roundtree "Outlaws" (1986) Leather Belt, Holster, and Flask - This leather belt with holster and metal flask with leather case was worn by Richard Roundtree in the 1986-1987 science-fiction western television series, Outlaws. Roundtree starred as Isaiah "Ice" McAdams, an escaped slave from New Orleans who rode with the Pike Gang. The original series began as a 2-hour pilot movie, and was followed by eleven one-hour episodes, and the pilot episode was one of the most-watched shows that week. Richard Roundtree was best known for his portrayal of private detective John Shaft in the 1971 film Shaft and four of its sequels. Considered as "the first Black action hero", Roundtree was credited with having an impact on the rise of African American leading actors in Hollywood projects, thanks to his successful performances in the genre. Over his five decades as an actor, he has appeared in some 160 film and television projects, sharing the screen with actors including Clint Eastwood, Peter O'Toole, Laurence Olivier, Samuel L. Jackson, and Brad Pitt, and received numerous awards, such as an MTV Lifetime Achievement Award, a Peabody Award, and a Black Theater Alliance Lifetime Achievement Award. This item comes directly from the Roundtree estate. The belt comes in a bag from Hollywood costume house, Western Costume Co.

Richard Roundtree Personally Owned Eddy Bros. Fur Felt Western Hat W/Hat Box - This western hat was personally owned by the late actor Richard Roundtree. The hat was designed by Chris Eddy of Eddy Bros., and is crafted in black fur felt with a woven straw hat band, satin lining, and cowhide sweat band. Size: 7 5/8. Richard Roundtree was best known for his portrayal of private detective John Shaft in the 1971 film Shaft and four of its sequels. Considered as "the first Black action hero", Roundtree was credited with having an impact on the rise of African American leading actors in Hollywood projects, thanks to his successful performances in the genre. Over his five decades as an actor, he has appeared in some 160 film and television projects, sharing the screen with actors including Clint Eastwood, Peter O'Toole, Laurence Olivier, Samuel L. Jackson, and Brad Pitt, and received numerous awards, such as an MTV Lifetime Achievement Award, a Peabody Award, and a Black Theater Alliance Lifetime Achievement Award. This item comes directly from the Roundtree estate. Includes Roundtree's Boot Barn hat box.

Richard Roundtree Lot of (4) Personally Owned Stetson Fedoras W/Felt Hat Box - This lot includes (4) Stetson fedoras that were personally owned by the late actor Richard Roundtree. The lot includes a navy fur felt Temple fedora, brown fur felt Temple fedora, and grey fur felt Temple fedora, all size 7 5/8 and purchased from Meyer the Hatter of New Orleans, Louisiana. The lot also includes a cream straw Stratoliner fedora size 7 5/8. The hats come with Roundtree's personally owned felt hat box. Richard Roundtree was best known for his portrayal of private detective John Shaft in the 1971 film Shaft and four of its sequels. Considered as "the first Black action hero", Roundtree was credited with having an impact on the rise of African American leading actors in Hollywood projects, thanks to his successful performances in the genre. Over his five decades as an actor, he has appeared in some 160 film and television projects, sharing the screen with actors including Clint Eastwood, Peter O'Toole, Laurence Olivier, Samuel L. Jackson, and Brad Pitt, and received numerous awards, such as an MTV Lifetime Achievement Award, a Peabody Award, and a Black Theater Alliance Lifetime Achievement Award. This item comes directly from the Roundtree estate.

Richard Roundtree Lot of (2) Personally Owned Indian Handmade Swords - This pair of swords were personally owned by the late actor Richard Roundtree. The swords were handmade in India and were purchased by Roundtree during a trip to the region. Each sword includes a velvet sheath. This item comes directly from the Roundtree estate. Richard Roundtree was best known for his portrayal of private detective John Shaft in the 1971 film Shaft and four of its sequels. Considered as "the first Black action hero", Roundtree was credited with having an impact on the rise of African American leading actors in Hollywood projects, thanks to his successful performances in the genre. Over his five decades as an actor, he has appeared in some 160 film and television projects, sharing the screen with actors including Clint Eastwood, Peter O'Toole, Laurence Olivier, Samuel L. Jackson, and Brad Pitt, and received numerous awards, such as an MTV Lifetime Achievement Award, a Peabody Award, and a Black Theater Alliance Lifetime Achievement Award.

Richard Roundtree Personally Owned Vintage Chinese Wooden Box W/Auspicious Characters - This vintage Chinese wooden box was personally owned by the late actor Richard Roundtree. This box was used at Roundtree's Los Angeles home. The box has a trapezoid shape with metal hardware and Chinese auspicious characters painted in black on each side. Measurements: 10.5 x 14.5 x 14.5 inches. Richard Roundtree was best known for his portrayal of private detective John Shaft in the 1971 film Shaft and four of its sequels. Considered as "the first Black action hero", Roundtree was credited with having an impact on the rise of African American leading actors in Hollywood projects, thanks to his successful performances in the genre. Over his five decades as an actor, he has appeared in some 160 film and television projects, sharing the screen with actors including Clint Eastwood, Peter O'Toole, Laurence Olivier, Samuel L. Jackson, and Brad Pitt, and received numerous awards, such as an MTV Lifetime Achievement Award, a Peabody Award, and a Black Theater Alliance Lifetime Achievement Award. This item comes directly from the Roundtree estate.

Richard Roundtree Mixed Lot of Personally Owned Black Americana Shelf Decor Pieces - This lot encompasses a collection of Black Americana shelf decor pieces that were personally owned by the late actor Richard Roundtree. The lot includes a pair of porcelain salt and pepper shakers (measurements: 4.5 x 2 inches), clay art pottery bust in acrylic case (measurements: bust-3.25 x 2.75 inches, case-6.75 x 4.25 x 4 inch case), and Bill Pickett The Bull-Dogger limited edition wood sculpture #267/300 (measurements: 8.5 x 4 inches). These pieces decorated shelves in Roundtree's Los Angeles home, and come directly from the Roundtree estate. Richard Roundtree was best known for his portrayal of private detective John Shaft in the 1971 film Shaft and four of its sequels. Considered as "the first Black action hero", Roundtree was credited with having an impact on the rise of African American leading actors in Hollywood projects, thanks to his successful performances in the genre. Over his five decades as an actor, he has appeared in some 160 film and television projects, sharing the screen with actors including Clint Eastwood, Peter O'Toole, Laurence Olivier, Samuel L. Jackson, and Brad Pitt, and received numerous awards, such as an MTV Lifetime Achievement Award, a Peabody Award, and a Black Theater Alliance Lifetime Achievement Award.

Richard Roundtree Personally Owned Bennington Golf Bag W/International Country Club Tags and Bag Boy Push Cart - This Bennington Quiet Organizer golf bag and Bag Boy LT-450 two wheel push cart were personally owned by Richard Roundtree, who was an avid golfer. The golf bag is a high quality bag from Bennington's Quiet Organizer collection, and provides unequaled club protection and organization as well as keeping them quiet. The bag was used by Roundtree for international travel, and has a personalized golf towel attached and several country club tags from Jamaica, London and Thailand. The Bag Boy push cart has a two wheel design and a light weight, collapsable construction. Richard Roundtree was best known for his portrayal of private detective John Shaft in the 1971 film Shaft and four of its sequels. Considered as "the first Black action hero", Roundtree was credited with having an impact on the rise of African American leading actors in Hollywood projects, thanks to his successful performances in the genre. Over his five decades as an actor, he has appeared in some 160 film and television projects, sharing the screen with actors including Clint Eastwood, Peter O'Toole, Laurence Olivier, Samuel L. Jackson, and Brad Pitt, and received numerous awards, such as an MTV Lifetime Achievement Award, a Peabody Award, and a Black Theater Alliance Lifetime Achievement Award. This item comes directly from the Roundtree estate. Please Note: This item is located in Florida. Shipping will be at the expense of the buyer.

Richard Roundtree Personally Owned Brandi Chastain Signed Sports Illustrated Cover W/COA (Framed) - This Sports Illustrated magazine cover signed by U.S. soccer star Brandi Chastain was personally owned by the late actor Richard Roundtree. The piece has been professionally matted and framed and includes a certificate of authenticity. Measurements: 17 x 15 inches. Richard Roundtree was best known for his portrayal of private detective John Shaft in the 1971 film Shaft and four of its sequels. Considered as "the first Black action hero", Roundtree was credited with having an impact on the rise of African American leading actors in Hollywood projects, thanks to his successful performances in the genre. Over his five decades as an actor, he has appeared in some 160 film and television projects, sharing the screen with actors including Clint Eastwood, Peter O'Toole, Laurence Olivier, Samuel L. Jackson, and Brad Pitt, and received numerous awards, such as an MTV Lifetime Achievement Award, a Peabody Award, and a Black Theater Alliance Lifetime Achievement Award. This item comes directly from the Roundtree estate.

Richard Roundtree Lot of Personally Owned Beaded Stone and Costume Jewelry - This lot includes several jewelry pieces that were personally owned by the late actor Richard Roundtree. The lot includes (3) bakelite bangles, (2) mother of pearl beaded stretch bracelets, wood and resin floral bangle, beaded red coral necklace and bracelet, beaded lapis cross pendant necklace, beaded green agate necklace, beaded shell necklace, beaded turquoise and leather necklace, leather and green agate necklace, beaded wood bracelet and rosary necklace, (2) black and gold beaded stretch bracelets, woven cancer pendant necklace, and a large beaded costume necklace. Richard Roundtree was best known for his portrayal of private detective John Shaft in the 1971 film Shaft and four of its sequels. Considered as "the first Black action hero", Roundtree was credited with having an impact on the rise of African American leading actors in Hollywood projects, thanks to his successful performances in the genre. Over his five decades as an actor, he has appeared in some 160 film and television projects, sharing the screen with actors including Clint Eastwood, Peter O'Toole, Laurence Olivier, Samuel L. Jackson, and Brad Pitt, and received numerous awards, such as an MTV Lifetime Achievement Award, a Peabody Award, and a Black Theater Alliance Lifetime Achievement Award. This item comes directly from the Roundtree estate.

Richard Roundtree Lot of Personally Owned Athletic Clothing and Hats - This lot includes athletic clothing and hats that were personally owned by the late actor Richard Roundtree. The lot includes Nike golf windbreaker pants (size XXL), Nike Golf Marcus Allen Celebrity Invitational windbreaker jacket (size XXL) Footjoy Dryjoys golf pants and jacket (size XL), The Farm by Goorin Bros cap, Outdoor Research Seattle Rain Hat, Columbia Bora Bora Booney hat. Richard Roundtree was best known for his portrayal of private detective John Shaft in the 1971 film Shaft and four of its sequels. Considered as "the first Black action hero", Roundtree was credited with having an impact on the rise of African American leading actors in Hollywood projects, thanks to his successful performances in the genre. Over his five decades as an actor, he has appeared in some 160 film and television projects, sharing the screen with actors including Clint Eastwood, Peter O'Toole, Laurence Olivier, Samuel L. Jackson, and Brad Pitt, and received numerous awards, such as an MTV Lifetime Achievement Award, a Peabody Award, and a Black Theater Alliance Lifetime Achievement Award. This item comes directly from the Roundtree estate.

Richard Roundtree Personally Owned "413 Hope St." Cast Signed Fox Sports Jersey - This signed Fox Sports jersey was personally owned by the late actor Richard Roundtree, and is signed by (6) of the actor's co-stars from the 1990s television drama series, 413 Hope St. The jersey is signed by Kelly Coffield, Michael Easton, Jesse L. Martin, Steve Berra, Shari Headley, and Vincent Laresca. Size: XL. Richard Roundtree was best known for his portrayal of private detective John Shaft in the 1971 film Shaft and four of its sequels. Considered as "the first Black action hero", Roundtree was credited with having an impact on the rise of African American leading actors in Hollywood projects, thanks to his successful performances in the genre. Over his five decades as an actor, he has appeared in some 160 film and television projects, sharing the screen with actors including Clint Eastwood, Peter O'Toole, Laurence Olivier, Samuel L. Jackson, and Brad Pitt, and received numerous awards, such as an MTV Lifetime Achievement Award, a Peabody Award, and a Black Theater Alliance Lifetime Achievement Award. This item comes directly from the Roundtree estate.

Richard Roundtree Lot of (3) Personally Owned Framed Magazine Cover Images - This lot of (3) framed magazine cover images were personally owned by the late actor Richard Roundtree, and hung on the walls in his Los Angeles home. The lot includes: October 23, 1972 Newsweek featuring Roundtree as "Shaft", February 2002 Westlake Magazine, and May 2002 Intouch magazine. Measurements: 20.25 x 16.25 inches, 16.25 x 13.25 inches. Richard Roundtree was best known for his portrayal of private detective John Shaft in the 1971 film Shaft and four of its sequels. Considered as "the first Black action hero", Roundtree was credited with having an impact on the rise of African American leading actors in Hollywood projects, thanks to his successful performances in the genre. Over his five decades as an actor, he has appeared in some 160 film and television projects, sharing the screen with actors including Clint Eastwood, Peter O'Toole, Laurence Olivier, Samuel L. Jackson, and Brad Pitt, and received numerous awards, such as an MTV Lifetime Achievement Award, a Peabody Award, and a Black Theater Alliance Lifetime Achievement Award. This item comes directly from the Roundtree estate.

Insomnia (2002) Al Pacino, Robin Williams and Hillary Swank Signed Poster on Board W/COA (Framed) - This framed Insomnia (2002) poster is signed by stars Al Pacino, Robin Williams, and Hilary Swank, creating a remarkable piece featuring three Oscar-winning actors. Mounted on board and accompanied by a Certificate of Authenticity, this poster showcases signatures from Pacino, who plays the weary detective, Williams, cast against type as the elusive antagonist, and Swank as the determined local cop. The poster highlights the atmospheric, suspenseful tone of Insomnia, directed by Christopher Nolan. This rare collectible is ideal for fans of psychological thrillers and admirers of these legendary actors, celebrating a film that explores themes of morality and obsession against the haunting backdrop of Alaska's constant daylight. A perfect centerpiece for any film memorabilia collection, this signed Insomnia poster captures the essence of a gripping cinematic experience. Measurements: 40 x 27 inches (framed).

Changing Lanes (2002) Ben Affleck and Samuel L. Jackson Signed Poster on Board (Framed) - This Changing Lanes (2002) signed poster features a dynamic, dramatic image from the intense thriller starring Ben Affleck and Samuel L. Jackson. Set in a stylish black frame with a sturdy backing, this collectible item showcases the original autographs of both lead actors, captured boldly on the poster. The design highlights the tension of the film, with Affleck and Jackson's characters facing off against each other in a battle of morality and revenge after a fateful car accident turns their lives upside down. The framed, ready-to-hang display makes it an ideal piece for fans of the movie or admirers of Affleck and Jackson's work. Perfect for home theaters, entertainment rooms, or memorabilia collections, this signed Changing Lanes poster captures a piece of early 2000s cinema history. Measurements: 40 x 27 inches (framed).

John Travolta Signed "The General's Daughter" Poster on Board - This The General's Daughter poster is signed by actor John Travolta in silver felt ink. The General's Daughter was directed by Simon West and produced by Mace Neufeld. It was an adaptation of the best-selling book of the same name, written by Nelson DeMille and published in 1992. William Goldman did some work on the script. The film was a box-office success, grossing $149.7 million worldwide against an estimated budget of $60 to $95 million. Measurements: 27 x 40 inches (framed).

What Lies Beneath Harrison Ford and Michelle Pfeiffer Signed Poster on Board (Framed) - What Lies Beneath is a 2000 American supernatural horror film directed by Robert Zemeckis from a screenplay written by Clark Gregg, based on a story by Sarah Kernochan and Gregg. It stars Harrison Ford and Michelle Pfeiffer, with Diana Scarwid, Joe Morton, James Remar and Miranda Otto appearing in supporting roles. It was the first film released by Zemeckis' production company, ImageMovers. The original film score was composed by Alan Silvestri. The poster was signed by Harrinson Ford in grey ink and Michelle Pfeiffer in black ink. Measurements: 27 x 40 inches (framed).

Al Pacino "Scarface" Signed Poster (Framed) - This framed Scarface poster is signed by Al Pacino, capturing his iconic role as Tony Montana in the legendary 1983 film. Pacino's autograph is a rare and valuable addition, celebrating his unforgettable portrayal of one of cinema's most notorious antiheroes. Known for its intense performances and gritty depiction of ambition and power, Scarface remains a cult classic, and Pacino's role as the ruthless Cuban immigrant turned Miami drug lord is central to its enduring legacy. This piece is a must-have for fans of Pacino, Scarface, and classic gangster films, paying homage to one of the most memorable characters in film history and a defining performance in Pacino's illustrious career. Measurements: 23.5 x 32.75 inches.

Jake LaMotta Signed Raging Bull Poster on Board (Framed) - This framed Raging Bull poster features the bold signature of legendary boxer Jake LaMotta, whose life and career inspired the acclaimed 1980 film. LaMotta's autograph adds immense value to this poster, honoring his legacy as both a world champion boxer and as the complex character portrayed by Robert De Niro in his Oscar-winning role. The poster captures the gritty essence of Raging Bull, a film renowned for its raw portrayal of LaMotta's turbulent life both inside and outside the ring. This signed poster is a rare and coveted collectible for sports enthusiasts, film buffs, and fans of boxing history. It celebrates one of cinema's most unforgettable sports dramas and the indomitable spirit of Jake LaMotta. Measurements: 46 x 33 inches.

Ken Norton Signed "Mandingo" Poster (Framed) - This Mandingo poster is signed by Ken Norton boldly in blue felt marker. The screenplay, by Norman Wexler, was adapted from the 1957 novel Mandingo by Kyle Onstott, and the 1961 play Mandingo by Jack Kirkland (which is derived from the novel). Measurements: 27 x 40 inches (framed).

Ken Norton Signed "Drum" Poster on Board (Framed) - This film poster for the 1976 film, Drum, is signed by Ken Norton who portrayed "Mede" in the film. Drum is a 1976 American film based on the Kyle Onstott novel of the same name. It was released by United Artists and is a sequel to the film Mandingo, released in 1975. The film stars Warren Oates, Pam Grier, Ken Norton, and was directed by Steve Carver. This film picks up the story 15 years after the events of the first film. Measurements: 27 x 40 inches (framed).

Lot of (6) Souvenir Space Mission Patches - This lot includes (6) various space mission patches. Includes: Skylab I 4" AB Emblem patch, Skylab II 4" AB Emblem patch, Skylab III 4" AB Emblem patch, Apollo 15 4" patch, Apollo 15 3.5" patch, Apollo 8 AB Emblem 3" souvenir patch.

Signed Walter Cunningham NASA Portrait - This portrait is hand-signed by retired astronaut Walter Cunningham. After serving as a fighter pilot for the U.S. Navy and U.S. Marine Corps, Cunningham was selected as part of the third group of astronauts by NASA in October 1963, and proceeded to become the lunar module pilot for the Apollo 7 mission. He retired on August 1, 1971, and in 2008, he was awarded the NASA Distinguished Service Medal. This lot measures approximately 8.5 in x 11 in.

Johnny Depp "Edward Scissorhands" Signed 8 x 10 Inch Photograph W/COA - This 8" x 10" photograph features Johnny Depp in his iconic role as Edward Scissorhands, signed by Depp himself. This rare and highly collectible piece captures the haunting yet tender essence of one of Depp's most beloved characters, brought to life in Tim Burton's classic 1990 film. The photograph showcases Depp's unique portrayal of Edward, the gentle and misunderstood character with scissors for hands, which has become an enduring symbol of Burton's fantastical storytelling. Complete with a Certificate of Authenticity, this signed photo is a must-have for fans of Johnny Depp, Edward Scissorhands, and Tim Burton's work. It?s a striking addition to any film memorabilia collection, celebrating a character that has left an indelible mark on cinematic history.

Anthony Hopkins "Hannibal Lecter" Signed 8 x 10 Inch Photograph W/COA - This 8" x 10" photograph is signed by Anthony Hopkins as the chilling Dr. Hannibal Lecter, one of cinema's most unforgettable characters. Hopkins' portrayal of the sophisticated yet terrifying serial killer in The Silence of the Lambs series earned him an Academy Award and solidified Hannibal Lecter as a cultural icon. His signature on this photo adds exceptional value, capturing his intense and haunting performance that continues to captivate audiences. Accompanied by a Certificate of Authenticity, this signed photograph is an extraordinary collectible for fans of thriller films and Anthony Hopkins' illustrious career. It's a powerful addition to any collection, commemorating one of the most iconic roles in film history.

Tom Hanks Signed 1993 8 x 10 Inch Golden Globes Photograph W/COA - This 8" x 10" photograph, signed by Tom Hanks, captures the actor at the 1993 Golden Globe Awards, a pivotal year in his career. That year, Hanks received widespread acclaim for his role in Philadelphia, a performance that earned him both the Golden Globe and his first Academy Award for Best Actor. His signature on this photograph commemorates a milestone moment, marking his emergence as one of Hollywood's most respected talents. Accompanied by a Certificate of Authenticity, this signed photo is an extraordinary collectible for fans and film historians alike, celebrating a turning point in Hanks' illustrious career. It's a timeless piece of memorabilia that honors his legacy and the impact of his award-winning performances on cinema.

NSYNC Signed 8 x 10 Inch Photograph W/COA - This 8" x 10" photograph, signed by all members of *NSYNC, celebrates one of the most iconic boy bands of the late '90s and early 2000s. Featuring signatures from Justin Timberlake, JC Chasez, Lance Bass, Joey Fatone, and Chris Kirkpatrick, this rare collectible captures the group at the height of their career, known for hit songs like "Bye Bye Bye," "It's Gonna Be Me," and "Tearin' Up My Heart." Accompanied by a Certificate of Authenticity, this signed photograph is a prized piece for fans and collectors, marking a defining era in pop music. Perfect for display, it pays tribute to *NSYNC's lasting impact on the music industry and their role in shaping pop culture.

Ed Begley Jr. Signed 8"x10" Photograph W/JSA COA - This 8"x10" photograph was signed at the Hollywood Show by actor Ed Begley Jr. Begley has appeared in hundreds of films, television shows, and stage performances, and has earned six consecutive Primetime Emmy Award nominations and a Golden Globe Award nomination. The photograph comes with certification from James Spence Authentication.

Dylan McDermott "The Messengers" Signed 11"x14" Photograph W/COA - This 11"x14" photograph pictures actor Dylan McDermott in his role as Roy Solomon in the 2007 supernatural horror film, The Messengers, and is signed by the actor in blue felt marker. Dylan McDermott is an American actor. He is best known for his role as lawyer and law firm head Bobby Donnell on the legal drama series The Practice, which earned him a Golden Globe Award for Best Performance by an Actor in a Television Series-Drama and a nomination for the Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Lead Actor in a Drama Series. This autograph is certified by a 20 year plus member of IADA (International Autograph Dealers Association) , UACC (Universal Autograph Collectors Club), IACC - International Autograph Collector Club), and Manuscript Society. The lot includes a certificate of authenticity. The COA issuer has the following credentials UACC - Autograph Appraisal Course, UACC- Autograph Authentication Course, US Army CID Handwriting Program.

Krista Allen Signed 8"x10" Photograph W/COA - This photo was signed by Krista Allen at The Hollywood Show in Burbank, California. Krista Allen is an American actress and model. She is best known for her work in the television series Days of Our Lives, Baywatch Hawaii and the erotic TV series Emmanuelle in Space. Allen is also known for starring in Hollywood films Liar Liar with Jim Carrey and The Final Destination. This autograph is certified by a 20 year plus member of IADA (International Autograph Dealers Association) , UACC (Universal Autograph Collectors Club), IACC - International Autograph Collector Club), and Manuscript Society. The lot includes a certificate of authenticity. The COA issuer has the following credentials UACC - Autograph Appraisal Course, UACC- Autograph Authentication Course, US Army CID Handwriting Program.

Barbra Streisand 1975 "Butterfly" Album Advertisement in Exhibit Quality Framed Display From the Lou Papalas Collection - This is a 1975 advertisement for Barbra Streisand's "Butterfly" album. The 2-page advertisement includes information about the album and a lovely portrait of Barbra. The pages have been professionally matted and framed in an exhibit quality display. This item comes from the estate of Lou Papalas. Papalas spent over 60 years collecting items from the life and career of Barbra Streisand, which is known to be the world's largest collection of Streisand memorabilia. The collection has been featured in various museums, including the Hello Gorgeous exhibit at the Jewish Museum of Florida, and his lifelong passion for Barbra Streisand music even ended with a credit to him on her latest album release. Measurements: 19 x 28 inches (framed).

Barbra Streisand Release Me 2 Festive Box Set From the Lou Papalas Collection - The Release Me 2 Festive Box Set includes a copy of Barbra Streisand's 2021 album "Release Me 2" on CD, along with a tote bag, playing card set, and 6-piece coaster set showcasing album art. This item comes from the estate of Lou Papalas. Papalas spent over 60 years collecting items from the life and career of Barbra Streisand, which is known to be the world's largest collection of Streisand memorabilia. The collection has been featured in various museums, including the Hello Gorgeous exhibit at the Jewish Museum of Florida, and his lifelong passion for Barbra Streisand music even ended with a credit to him on her latest album release.

Barbra Streisand Collection of (12) 1960s CBS Telops in Matted Display From the Lou Papalas Collection - This lot includes (12) 1960s CBS telops relating to Barbra Streisand television appearances. Telops were used in television broadcasting in many ways. They were projected on a small screen and broadcasted via a small camera mounted in front of the screen. They were usually accompanied by a voice over telling something about the upcoming program. The lot includes telops slides for My Name Is Barbra, The Belle of 14th Street, The Ed Sullivan Show, Barbra Streisand: A Happening in Central Park, and Color Me Barbra. The slides are matted in a ready to frame display. This item comes from the estate of Lou Papalas. Papalas spent over 60 years collecting items from the life and career of Barbra Streisand, which is known to be the world's largest collection of Streisand memorabilia. The collection has been featured in various museums, including the Hello Gorgeous exhibit at the Jewish Museum of Florida, and his lifelong passion for Barbra Streisand music even ended with a credit to him on her latest album release.

Barbra Streisand Lot of (3) Large Matted Portrait Photos From the Lou Papalas Collection - This lot includes (3) portraits of Barbra Streisand. The lot includes a portrait of Barbra Streisand and her dog Sadie taken by David Bailey in 1968, a black and white portrait taken by Steve Schapiro in 1971, and a portrait taken by Matthew Rolston in 1993. All of the pictures are matted and ready to frame. These items come from the estate of Lou Papalas. Papalas spent over 60 years collecting items from the life and career of Barbra Streisand, which is known to be the world's largest collection of Streisand memorabilia. The collection has been featured in various museums, including the Hello Gorgeous exhibit at the Jewish Museum of Florida, and his lifelong passion for Barbra Streisand music even ended with a credit to him on her latest album release. Measurements: 14 x 18 inches (matted).

Barbra Streisand Lot of (4) Matted Photographs From the Lou Papalas Collection - This these (4) Barbra Streisand photos were made for sale at the Hello Gorgeous!! store/gallery/museum in 1996. The photos are matted and ready to frame. These items come from the estate of Lou Papalas. Papalas spent over 60 years collecting items from the life and career of Barbra Streisand, which is known to be the world's largest collection of Streisand memorabilia. The collection has been featured in various museums, including the Hello Gorgeous exhibit at the Jewish Museum of Florida, and his lifelong passion for Barbra Streisand music even ended with a credit to him on her latest album release. Measurements: 11 x 14 inches (matted).