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  Elvis Presley Spanish Fun In Acapulco Lobby Cards (2) (Lot 102)

  Name of Lot: Fun In Acapulco Lobby Cards

  Size: 14 x 22

  Brief Description: Pair of Spanish audience lobby cards for “Diversion En Acapulco”. Good condition pair, ideal to start a complete set.

  Estimated Value: $40-$60

  Auction Ended
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  Millie Kirkham Personal Vintage Earrings (Lot 28)

  Name of Lot: Millie Kirkham Personal Vintage Earrings

  Brief Description: Millie Kirkham soprano extraordinaire sang on numerous colossal hit songs including “Blue Christmas”, “Suspicious Minds”, “Pretty Woman”, “Back in Baby’s Arms” and “I’m Sorry” to name a few. These vintage designer earrings were acquired from Millie’s estate.

  Estimated Value: $75-$100

  Auction Ended
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  Elvis Presley Owned Ring (Lot 12)

  Name of Lot: Elvis Presley Owned Ring

  Brief Description: Elvis Presley owned faux diamond ring.  Elvis would on occasion acquire an entire tray of jewelry during a buying spree, when he requested jewelers bring trays of jewelry to choose from. This ring being a costume piece was most likely in a tray purchase or gifted by a fan. It is no secret many of the rings brought to Elvis to consider purchasing in quantity were of lesser quality. The rings presented well and were marked up considerably to maximize profits. Regardless the ring presented here is an affordable Elvis owned piece of jewelry. Acquired in Elvis’s possessions by Patsy Presley immediately after Elvis’s passing.

  Estimated Value: $1800-$2200

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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

  Auction Ended