Highly sought after original Elvis Presley Enterprises double-image flasher pin with Love Me Tender themes. It was manufactured in the USA in 1956 by Vari-Vue. This pin measures 2¹/3” in diameter. The second image shows a picture of Elvis, wich was taken from his first album release and crossed by the words Love Me Tender. This is truely a fine collector item. 
Value: 100 - 125 US$

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Highly sought after original Elvis Presley Enterprises double-image color flasher pin, manufactured in the USA in 1956 by Vari-Vue.
It was produced shortly after the Love Me Tender flasher pin. This flasher measures 2¹/3” in diameter. The second image shows a color picture of Elvis holding a guitar and surrounded by the words Elvis Presley in red letters with a yellow border. Another true collector item from the King´s earliest days.
Value: 125 - 150 US$

EPE                         Elvis Presley Original Hat

Original Elvis Presley Enterprises gabardine crew merchandising hat. This hat was manufactured by the Magnet Hat and Cap Corp. and   it was sold in the States in 1956. This is a very rare and fine piece of collectible, because it still has the original cardboard tag that was never detached. A year later the same hat was offered with a new picture from Loving You on the tag. 
Value: 250 - 350 US$

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This is the original EPE Teddy Bear Perfume from 1957 made by Teen-Age Perfumes Inc. The flacon measures 1¹/ 4” x 1¹/4” x 4¹/2” and contains 2 Fl. Oz. of perfume. The bottle is still housed in its original cardboard box and even though it is blank without any print, many collectors estimate the value of such a set much higher than just the value of the perfume by itself. In 1965 EPE rereleased the perfume, but it came in a different flacon and a new photo of Elvis was used for the label. Very rare in this fine complete condition.
Value: 325 - 400 US$

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This letter is part of a complimentary fan club membership package, wich was issued in 1956. The original set also contained a fan club membership card and a fan club button reading I Like Elvis And His RCA Records. This letter is however, the most collectible part of the set. It is printed on pink paper and measures 8¹/2” x 11”.
The letter contents are made up as if Elvis has written it by himself. It features short vital statistics and informations about Elvis´ teenage preferences. It is likely that fakes of this letter are in existence.
Value: 180 - 220 US$

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This souvenir program, wich was likely issued in late 1956 or maybe early 1957, is hardly being recognized by the Elvis fans. Beside many pictures of Hank Snow and other celebrities of that time, this booklet also features a great picture of Elvis and Hank posing for the camera. Colonel Tom Parker started to book Hank Snow back in 1954 and became his personal manger in 1955. The Colonel got involved with Elvis, when he started to book him as an opening act for Hank Snow appearences. The program has 16 pages and measures 8 ¹/2 x 11”.
Value: 40 - 50 US$

late 50´s                   `I Hate Elvis´ Celluloid Pin

This pin was produced and sold in the USA during the late 50´s. Unnecessary to say that these anti-Elvis pins had been manufactured in much lower quantities, than the pro-Elvis pins and are therefore much harder to find today. Other anti pins read Elvis The Pelvis or Elvis Is A Jerk, for example. This pin measures approx. 1³ /4” in diameter. Make up your own mind and click on the picture to see some enlargements of this pin.
Value : 50 - 75 US$

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Original mailing envelope from Colonel Parker´s office in Madison, Tennessee. It was dated as per postmark on January 11, 1964 and was mailed from Nashville. The envelope measures  4¹/8” x 9¹/2” and was rubber-stamped on the backside in blue ink with a promotional advertisement for Elvis´ movie Fun In Acapulco. This behavior was quite common throughout the 1960´s.
Value: 25 - 35 US$

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