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Elvis Presley Autograph From the Summer of 1969 At Graceland

Elvis Presley Autograph From the Summer of 1969 At Graceland

Never before offered publicly, an extremely well documented Elvis Presley autograph. Included is a 6 page letter from the original recipient. I, Stephen M. Shutts, purchased this ensemble directly from that original recipient. Pictured are two pages only. This autograph and story will be featured in my soon to be released Elvis autograph book (early 2024). I wanted to hold the rest of the story for the book. The buyer will receive the entire handwritten letter with the autograph upon purchase. The autograph is slightly unconventional, as to be expected, as Elvis signed from horses, in the palm of his hand, using the backs of his entourage / Memphis Mafia, etc. Included is a COA from Rockology Auctions.

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Never before offered publicly, an extremely well documented Elvis Presley autograph. Included is a 6 page letter from the original recipient. I, Stephen M. Shutts, purchased this ensemble directly from that original recipient. Pictured are two pages only. This autograph and story will be featured in my soon to be released Elvis autograph book (early 2024). I wanted to hold the rest of the story for the book. The buyer will receive the entire handwritten letter with the autograph upon purchase. The autograph is slightly unconventional, as to be expected, as Elvis signed from horses, in the palm of his hand, using the backs of his entourage / Memphis Mafia, etc. Included is a COA from Rockology Auctions.

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