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  Elvis Presley / Stamps Quartet Groupie Fan Collection (Lot 132)

  Name of Lot: Elvis Presley / Stamps Quartet Groupie Lot

  Brief Description: Unusual ephemera from the Becky Tewell collection, who “dated” two members of the Stamps Quartet while they toured with Elvis Presley. Included is an intimate look of those relationships via a card, love note and hotel room bill. A unique glimpse into life on the road with recording artists and a groupie.

  Estimated Value: $75-$100

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  Elvis Presley Owned Iwo Jima/Military Watch (Lot 5)

  Name of Lot: Elvis Presley Personal Iwo Jima / Military Watch

  Brief Description: Elvis Presley owned Regis watch depicting the iconic Iwo Jima image from World War II and showing an additional military insignia on the opposite side watch band “plate”. This was one of the jewelry pieces gathered from Elvis’s personal belongings, by Elvis’s double cousin, Patsy Presley, immediately following his death. Possibly gifted by a fellow military member / fan of Elvis’s. Patsy had stated Elvis requested Bibles and jewelry be sent to his bedroom at Graceland, when received at the Graceland office, from adoring fans. The watch was sold by Patsy approximately 40 years ago to a super fan / collector. We are now offering this watch publicly for the first time, via consignment, from the stated super fan / collector. Very good condition, but showing some wear from use. Pictured as not working, without attempt to wind.

  Estimated Value: $7,000-$9,000

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  Col. Tom Parker Office Tree Log (Lot 111)

  Name of Lot: Colonel Tom Parker Office Oak Tree Log

  Size: 3 1/2′ x 9′

  Brief Description: Certainly one of the more unusual items we have offered, is this massive oak tree log from the tree that towered over Col. Tom Parker’s historic management office in Madison, Tennessee. Folk lore has it that Colonel Tom Parker first met Elvis Presley under this tree, has having been introduced by Hank Snow. Of course masses of new Elvis fans would believe this encounter happened on a ferris wheel at some dusty carnival, based on the recently released “Elvis” movie. The tree was sadly removed when the office compound was dismantled to make way for a car wash. Rockology Auctions President Stephen M. Shutts, recommended saving the wood for historic minded purposes. Ideally the log could milled to utilize as paneling, a piece of furniture, guitars etc. Please contact Rockology Auctions to inspect in person. The tree is pictured and discussed in two reference books, as well as substantiated by two COA’s. The winning bidder is responsible for loading and removing within a 60 day time frame.

  Estimated Value: $2000-$3000

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  Col. Tom Parker Office Record / LP Cabinet (Lot 61)

  Name of Lot: Col. Tom Parker Office Record / LP Cabinet

  Brief Description: Available for acquisition is the record / LP cabinet, which came from Col. Tom Parker’s Madison, Tennessee office. The images of the lower level of his office which had a bar, shower and cedar closet, which once contained Elvis Presley’s gold lame suit, as well, housed this record / LP cabinet. A historic piece of furniture from the most significant music industry office in pop culture. It was from this very building that the Colonel managed Elvis’s career from 1955 to several years past his death in 1977. Elvis frequented this office in 1956 as Hank Snow’s Rainbow Ranch was just down the road. A true one-of-a-kind conversation piece, that was saved when the building was systematically dismantled several years ago. Excellent condition.

  Estimated Value: $2,000-$3,000

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