This album was released on the Tower Record label. The year is not known. Actually the Golden Story series was released in Japan. However, this taiwanese production used the design of the japanese Golden Story - Volume 1. Thin paper sleeve with song lyrics on the back. Yellow label with a combination of stamped and handwritten matrix numbers: JLY 589 and JLY 590 (J-107 A and J-107 B).
Value: 90 - 120 US$

FL-1507                   G.I. Blues

This album was released on the taiwanese First label. It is not known, when this album was manufactured. This again is another thin paper sleeve and a real cheap and sloppy reproduction of the original cover. Any xerox would look better. Red label with handwritten matrix numbers: FL-1507A and FL-1507B. This is indeed a strange release.
Value: 100 - 125 US$

This RCA Special Product from 1978 was only available through U.S. TV mail order. It is a repackage of the 1973 double album Elvis. The here pictured Double Disc has the registration number 135917 and is complete with the unfilled, but numbered certification of ownership. The matrix numbers of the clear yellow vinyls are: DPL2-0056A-9 / 0056B-2 and DPL2-0056C-7 / 0056-D-5.
Value: 75 - 100 US$

LPM-1382               Elvis

The unbelievable rare mispressing (17S matrix) of Elvis´ second album was pressed November 1956 in the USA. Only a very few copies of this do exist worldwide. This record mistakenly contains an alternate version of Old Shep, wich wasn´t released prior 1992. This one has even the hard to find sleeve, only with liner notes and  no pictured records on the backside and it is probably the best ever seen shape of both record and cover. Still with original inner sleeve.
Value: 1.000 - 1.250 US$

Like the common vinyl set, this four cassette box set was also released in 1980 and came as a numbered edition. This one is number A 00594. Among fans and collectors, it is also known as The Silver Box. The cassette edition is much rarer than the vinyl set and is only complete with the LP sized booklet and eight cardboard sheets, which are identical to the LP sleeves.
It also includes a fold out paper flyer, measuring 8¹/2” x 5¹/2”.
Value: 125 - 150 US$

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SPS-33-571-1 / 2     As Recorded At Madison Square Garden

I think you all know about this super rare special promo release with the white RCA Dynaflex promotional labels, which was only sent to radio stations in June 1972 to promote the official release. Plain white fold-out sleeve, with contents printed on two seperate stickers on the front. Unlike the publicy available edition, this one had two discs instead of only one. Very rare and highly collectable.
Value: 400 - 500 US$

LSP-2231                 Elvis Is Back!

This is the rarest of all Elvis Is Back! releases. It was the very first Elvis album to be released in true stereo. Both, the mono  and stereo LP released in April 1960, right after his discharge from the US army. Fantastic fold-out, top open sleeve with `Living Stereo´ and `Miracle Surface´. Complete with original inner sleeve and sticker. The sticker on front was only issued  with some of the Stereo sleeves. A real highlight in any collection.
Value: 275 - 325 US$

Rare promotional edition of Elvis Now. The album was released in the United States in 1972. Only the sticker on the frontside identifies the album as a promo, as the vinyl is identical to the general release. Such designated promotional copies were only given to DJs for radio station airplay. Orange label and dynaflex vinyl with matrix numbers: APRS-2007-2S and 2008-1S. With original inner sleeve.
Value: 125 - 150 US$

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