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Elvis
Auctions -
Guide to
Elvis
Auctions -
Highest
Price
for Elvis
Collectables
Sold at
Auction
Items owned by Elvis Presley that have sold
at Auction
Elvis Cigar Stub,
Elvis
White
Piano, Elvis' Hair, Dr Nick Medical Bag
Elvis
Handwritten
Note,
Elvis
Backstage
Pass,
Elvis Toy
Guitar |
Elvis Presley's grand piano
sold for
1 Million
Dollars at
Auction |
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Elvis
Presley White Knabe grand piano and bench was a fixture in Graceland between 1957 and 1969 Elvis Presley's grand piano
sold for 1
million at
Auction.
The piano
is the
featured
item
of an
amazing
collection
of Elvis
memorabilia
being sold
by
Heritage
Auctions
of
Memphis,
Tennessee.
Elvis Auction: Medical Bag was used by Elvis Presley’s personal
physician, George Nichopoulos better known as
Dr. Nick for
making house calls to Graceland. It will be accompanied by a photo of Dr. Nick about to board Elvis’s plane (Sold for US$4,000)
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Dr Nick Medical Bag Auction
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Tools used for
Elvis'
post-mortem examination have been withdrawn from sale due to
'questions of ownership'
All instruments were used in the preparation of the
body of Elvis Presley and are accompanied by an
affidavit. The tools were never used on any other
case. Included is a 1997 funeral publication
discussing the death and funeral of Elvis Presley.
Comprising (1) needle injector (1) arterial
tube, (1) comb
(2) lip brushes (1) eyeliner
pencil (2) aneurysm hooks (2) forceps
(4) lock forceps (1) pair of rubber gloves
Leslie Hindman Auctioneers believe there are some
sufficiently morbid fans to make them worth
a sizable amount of cash
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Elvis Presley Autopsy
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Elvis Presley’s
desk &nd chair made by his Uncle Vester Presley
Sold for $3,700
Elvis’s
personal
copy of
"The
Prophet"
with hand
notations
$8,000
Elvis
Handwritten
Note to
Charles
Hodge
Sold for
$3,00
Elvis
Backstage
Passes
Sold at
Auction
$15,000
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Note
written on Elvis Presley note paper. Reads "Be
gentle in matters of love. Strong as lions in matters
of Honor! TCB Karate with two fists E.P." With
corrections and a lightning bolt. Accompanied by a
letter of authenticity from Charlie Hodge.
Sold for $3,000
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This card was
sent to Ali. The gold badges were designed by
Presley and custom made by Apollo Designs in LA and
given to the Memphis Mafia to obtain backstage access
at Elvis shows. Aa letter
from Joe Esposito
Sold for
$15,000 |
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Plastic vial of Elvis Presley's hair
collected by barber, Homer Gilleland. Gilleland began
his relationship when he became Gladys Presley's
hairdresser. Locks of Elvis'
hair sold for $8,000
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Elvis Presley Hair Styles |
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Elvis Cigar Stub Sold at Auction
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Elvis Toy
Guitar produced in the 50s
originally sold for $29.95
today sells for $3,000
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