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  • Vivian Cash Personal Cadillac

    Name of Lot: Vivian Cash Personal Cadillac
    Brief Description: Johnny Cash’s first wife’s personal Cadillac. Vivian was the inspiration for Johnny’s signature hit “I Walk The Line”. The Cadillac does not include the motor, which had been removed, as having proven to be problematic. Cosmetically the car is in good condition, with the interior being very good condition. Sold as is. The buyer is responsible for removal of the car in 30 days.
    Estimated Value: $700-$900
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  • Colonel Tom Parker Management Office Front Door Ensemble

    Name of Lot: Colonel Tom Parker Management Office Front Door Ensemble
    Brief Description: The original front door ensemble to one of the most significant music industry offices in the world. Think of those who passed through this door with an agenda to accomplish, regarding the greatest icon the world has ever seen…Elvis Presley.
    Eddy Arnold, Hank Snow, Mae Boren Axton as other music industry “shaker and movers” walked through this door over several decades.
    The front door ensemble includes the side glass pieces and accompanying wrought iron treatments. Pickup only, within 30 days of acquisition. Overall good condition. Available for inspection, in person, on March 3rd and 4th at Johnny Cash’s Hideaway Farm in Bon Aqua, Tennessee. Please peruse videos on YouTube, documenting the dismantle of this historic office complex.
    Estimated Value: $2,000-$3,000
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  • Hank Williams Jr. Cadillac Hubcaps

    Name of Lot: Hank Williams Jr. Cadillac Hubcaps
    Brief Description: A set of Cadillac hubcaps from one of Hank Jr.’s Cadillacs. Acquired from a Music Row executive. This was one of the numerous artifacts accumulated by the executive over several decades in the music biz. A novelty to display.
    Estimated Value:  $200-$300
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  • Hee Haw Overalls Old Store Stock

    Name of Lot: Old Store Stock HEE HAW Overalls
    Size: 25 x 36
    Brief Description: Unworn pair of HEE HAW overalls. Original tag, still intact and overalls showing as excellent condition. Very collectible and fun to wear.
    Estimated Value: $100-$150
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  • Colonel Tom Parker Office / Elvis Presley Wardrobe Closet

    Name of Lot: Colonel Tom Parker Office / Elvis Presley Wardrobe Closet
    Brief Description: The original cedar closet 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. When EPE purchased the artifacts of Elvis’s career, from Colonel Tom Parker, Elvis’s Nudie gold lame’ and other wardrobe were in this very closet. In more recent years the complex became a law office. The property eventually sold to make way for a car wash several years ago and was systematically dismantled by preservationist / filmmaker Brian Oxley.
    Shown is the cedar closet re-assembled at Johnny Cash’s Hideaway Farm in Bon Aqua, Tennessee. This component with other artifacts are now being sold to parlay funds towards an Elvis Presley documentary. The closet is original in entirety, with exception of some photos adhered to the doors during the dismantle process.
    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 closet 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, man-cave or restaurant. Dismantle and pickup is the responsibility of the buyer. The buyer will have 45 days to remove.
    Estimated Value: $2,000 to $3,000
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  • Johnny Cash Farm Bicycle

    Name of Lot: Johnny Cash Farm Bicycle
    Brief Description: Vintage Hawthorne bicycle, found at Johnny Cash’s Hideaway Farm, upon acquisition, by the current owner. Most likely used by the Cash kids while visiting the farm. Restore or display with existing patina.
    Estimated Value: $400-$600
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  • Johnny Cash Personal Tiffany Belt Buckle

    Name of Lot: Johnny Cash Personal Tiffany Belt Buckle
    Brief Description: Johnny’s personal Tiffany of London belt buckle depicting a cowboy / western scene with “Nevada Terr.” Johnny gave this to a Nashville studio owner, during a recording session, in 1989. Never before offered.
    Estimated Value: $500-$700
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  • Elvis Presley Owned Arrowhead Necklace

    Name of Lot: Elvis Presley Owned Arrowhead Necklace
    Size: 1 1/4″
    Brief Description: Elvis Presley owned fabricated “arrowhead” necklace. From the Patsy Presley collection originally, and now consigned by a super fan who purchased multiple items from Patsy in the 1980’s. Here is an opportunity to own an Elvis Presley piece of jewelry that can be worn and enjoyed by a new generation Elvis fan. 18 inch chain.
    Estimated Value: $1800-$2200
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  • Elvis Presley “It Happened At The World’s Fair” 8mm Home Movie

    Name of Lot: Elvis Presley “It Happened At The Worlds Fair” 8mm Home Movie
    Brief Description: This is a recently discovered home movie, from an antique mall in Nashville, Tennessee. The lengthy footage is predominantly of  what appears to be a family vacation. The trip came to fruition during filming of “It Happened At The World’s Fair”. There  are 7 seconds showing Elvis. The two film snapshots show the true proximity of Elvis Presley to the camera. The film is not part of the Albert Fisher candid footage released via Albert Fisher Productions. Albert Fisher was the Technical Advisor on location for the production of the movie. The reel was simply marked “Elvis in our vacation movies” per the picker who purchased the film. The film was only digitally transferred to see the footage and not for duplication purposes. The digital file will not be exploited.
    Estimated Value: $3,000-$4,000
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  • Elvis Presley Owned Catholic Pendant Necklace

    Name of Lot: Elvis Presley Owned Catholic Pendant Necklace
    Size: 1″
    Brief Description: Elvis Presley owned Catholic pendant. From the Patsy Presley collection, which was sold to a super fan in the 1980’s, and now consigned to Rockology Auctions by that same fan. Most likely gifted to Elvis by a fan who wished to share their religion with the King of Rock N’ Roll. An ideal personal item of Elvis Presley that can be worn as a conversation piece if you so desire. Two forms of documentation provided.
    Estimated Value: $1800-$2200
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