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  • Elvis Presley Fan Club Wall Paper

    Name of Lot: Elvis Presley Fan Club Wallpaper
    Size: 18″ x 18″
    Brief Description: Framed exhibit showcasing strips of the Dutch wallpaper, which was on an interior wall of the Elvis Presley Fan Club building, behind the Colonel’s main office in Madison, Tennessee. This small compound of buildings was systematically dismantled for preservation sake, several years ago. The Fan Club building was in operation from 1955 till the early 1980’s. Pictured is Elvis and the Colonel taken in the same building where the wallpaper hung.
    Estimated Value: $300-$400
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  • Elvis Presley Original Sun 78 Record

    Name of Lot: Elvis Presley SUN 78 Record
    Brief Description: Original SUN 78 “Baby Let’s Play House”. This piece is a consignment and was framed prior to consignment. We were told the 78 is not improperly adhered to the matte and the reverse side of “I’m Left. You’re Right, She’s Gone” is in equal condition to side A. Graded at fair / good shellac, fair / good label.
    Estimated Value: $900-$1200
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  • Elvis Presley Rare Christmas Card

    Name of Lot: Rare Elvis Presley Christmas Card
    Brief Description: Exceptionally RARE Elvis Presley Christmas card. In 30 plus years of memorabilia dealings, we have only seen two examples. Excellent condition.
    Estimated Value: $300-$400
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  • Elvis Presley Original Sun 78 Record

    Name of Lot: Elvis Presley SUN Record
    Brief Description: Original SUN 78 “That’s All Right”. This piece is a consignment and was framed prior to consignment. We were told the 78 is not improperly adhered to the matte and the reverse side of “Blue Moon of Kentucky” is in equal condition to side A. Graded at fair / good shellac, fair / good label.
    Estimated Value: $900-$1200
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  • Elvis Presley Christmas Card

    Name of Lot: Elvis Presley Christmas Card
    Brief Description: Rare, 1958 Elvis Presley Army era Christmas card. From the Trude Forsher collection, who served as Elvis’s private secretary and promotion coordinator.
    Estimated Value: $250-$350
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  • Minnie Pearl Owned Dining Table and Chairs

    Name of Lot: Minnie Pearl Owned Dining Table & Chairs
    Brief Description: Wonderful dining table and set of eight chairs from the Nashville home of Sarah Cannon / Minnie Pearl. Included are three leaves. Overall the entire set is in very good / excellent condition. Yellow was a favorite color of Sarah’s. Think of the conversations held at this table. Country Music Royalty sat at this table on many occasions. Pickup only and within 30 days of acquisition.
    Estimated Value: $1000-$1500
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  • Hank Williams Jr Stage Used Rifles

    Name of Lot: Hank Williams Jr. Stage Used Rifles
    Brief Description: A pair of Western Arms Corp of Santa Fe, NM 1866 .44-40 caliber rifles. These are Chief Red Cloud Special Editions, with consecutive numbers of 77 and 78. These were disabled to prop guns as to fire blanks on stage. They were gifted to a well known Music Row executive by Hank Williams Jr. The guns were used at various concerts by Hank Jr., to get the concert crowds “fired up”, during the outlaw era of his career.
    Estimated Value: $3,000-$4,000
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  • Colonel Tom Parker Management Office Bar

    Name of Lot: Colonel Tom Parker Management Office Bar
    Brief Description: The original bar from the lower level of Colonel Tom Parker / Elvis Presley’s Management Office in Madison, Tennessee. The small office complex housed all things Elvis Presley’s career management from 1955 to the early 1980’s. The complex would become storage for numerous pieces of memorabilia, including Elvis’s famous Nudie gold lame’ suit, until entire artifacts acquisition by Elvis Presley Enterprise in the 1990’s. In more recent years the complex became a law office. The property sold to make way for a car wash several years ago and was systematically dismantled by preservationist / filmmaker Brian Oxley.
    Shown predominantly is the bar re-assembled at Johnny Cash’s Hideaway Farm in Bon Aqua, Tennessee. The bar is now being sold to parlay funds towards an Elvis Presley documentary. The bar is original in entirety and includes the two candy-stripe posts, four gold art deco lights and two red art deco lights. Included as well, is the original LP / record cabinet which originally sat across from the bar. It currently was configured adjacent to the bar for display purposes.
    Included with the purchase are two books documenting the dismantle / preservation of the entire complex. Additionally there are several Youtube videos showcasing the office complex before and during the dismantle process. The estimate reflects the historic value. To duplicate this bar today would cost no less than the stated estimate. This tremendous historical artifact would make for a unique focal point in any music collector’s home, mancave or restaurant. Dismantle and pickup is the responsibility of the buyer. The buyer will have 45 days to remove.
    Estimated Value: $8,000-$12,000
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  • Tammy Wynette Personal Wardrobe Ensemble

    Name of Lot: Tammy Wynette Personal Wardrobe Ensemble
    Brief Description: Classic Tammy Wynette ensemble consisting of a full length,  silver sequined skirt, with matching fringed vest and a black blouse. Showing some missing sequins. This outfit is very indicative of Tammy’s 1980’s / 1990’s wardrobe.
    Estimated Value: $2,000-$3,000
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  • Colonel Tom Parker Management Office Mail Cabinet

    Name of Lot: Colonel Tom Parker Management Office Mail Cabinet
    Brief Description: A unique artifact ideal for display / use, with significant music history. Think of the mail / correspondence regarding Elvis Presley’s career that was filed in these cabinet slots. Additionally other recording artists mail was generated here, including Eddy Arnold. Note the masking tape referencing his name. Buyer responsible for pickup within 30 days of purchase.
    Estimated Value: $800-$1200
    Auction Ended