A short sleeve maroon plaid shirt from the 1950s signed on the front pocket by the King; given to the consignor by an executive at Graceland; together with a miscellaneous group of Elvis Presley material including an 'I’m Left, You’re Right, She Gone' sheet music (this was Elvis' first RCA publicity photo), a movie still from "Jailhouse Rock," two Spanish press books, a menu, a pendant from the International Hotel and bubble gum cards still in their wrapper.

A late 1960s-era RCA television set housed in a sleek, moderne-looking cabinet with a wooden top, clear doors (that hide the TV set) and speakers on either side, set upon on a rectangular, space age-looking base. Gifted to Elvis by The Colonel, included is a pink carbon copy receipt from 'Marco Appliance Delivery' noting the TV is an "RCA Combo;" a date reads "12-17-70;" Colonel Tom Parker's name appears in the upper right corner, his copied signature in the lower left corner reads "Col T. Parker."
28 x 52 x 20in

A black leather three-ring binder used as the personal West Coast address book for Elvis and the Colonel; compiled and kept by Trude Forsher, the Los Angeles secretary to the duo from 1956 to 1961. This not-so-little black book was used during the production of many Elvis films including "Jailhouse Rock" (1957) and "Love Me Tender (1956);" filled with numerous pages of typed and handwritten names (virtually a who's who of the Hollywood and music industries of the era), this book also contains studio directories from Paramount and 20th Century Fox, business cards and handwritten notations by Trude. Some of the addresses she kept for The King and The Colonel include those of Eddie Arnold, The Beverly Wilshire Hotel (where Elvis frequently stayed), Ernest Borgnine, Bullock's, Milton Berle, The Brown Derby, June Carter, Perry Como, Dick Clark, Rory Calhoun, Bing Crosby, Johnny Cash, Sammy Davis, Jr., Henry Fonda, Eddie Fisher, Glenn Ford, Andy Griffith, Bob Hope, Liberace, Chico Marx, Groucho Marx, Dean Martin, Nudie, Paul Newman, Roy Rogers, Tex Ritter, Roy Rogers, Ed Sullivan, Rod Serling, Nancy Sinatra, Frank Sinatra, Shelley Winters, Hal Wallis and Natalie Wood among many others. Included is a 'letter of authentication' from James Forsher, Trude's son, regarding this piece.
9 x 7 x 1 1/2in

Document signed (“Elvis Presley”) and (“Priscilla Presley”), 1 page, legal folio, Beverly Hills, February 8, 1968. A financial statement as part of a loan application pertaining to the purchase of 1174 Hillcrest Drive, in Beverly Hills, Elvis lists his assets in excess of $3.2 million. Punch holes at top, this original signed copy is in fine condition overall.