Photograph of Elvis and guitarist James Burton. Clearly signed and dedicated in black ink by James Burton at the IET meeting in Dordrecht on October 28, 2001. Dedication and autograph read: To Alder (sic)   Peace+   God Bless   James Burton. James Burton worked with Elvis from 1969 to 1977 as his lead guitarist on the road and in the studio.
Value: 20 - 25 US$

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This photo of Elvis and his best man, Diamond Joe, was taken at Elvis wedding at the Las Vegas Aladin Hotel on May 1, 1967. Clearly signed and dedicated in black ink, reading To Holger, Keep Rockin’ - Joe E. He is known, never to sign autographs with his full name. Joe Esposito sent this autograph to me along with the backstage passes back in December 2000.
Value: 20 - 25 US$

Joe Guercio                     signed photograph

Photograph of Elvis and conductor Joe Guercio, fooling around at the Las Vegas Hilton Hotel in 1972. Clearly signed in black ink by Joe Guercio. This autograph was sold at the concession stand while on tour in Europe with Elvis The Concert. Guercio worked for Elvis as his conductor and musical director, starting in the summer of 1970, replacing the Bobby Morris orchestra.
Value: 15 - 20 US$

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Photograph of Elvis and the Imperials, taken in 1971. Clearly signed and dedicated to my old friend Peter in black and blue ink by the group at the IET fan club meeting in Dordrecht on October 29, 2000. The Imperials worked for Elvis as backing vocalists between 1966 and the summer of 1971, when they were replaced by J.D. Sumner and the Stamps Quartet.
Value: 20 - 25 US$

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Clearly signed cover of the 20th Anniversary Sampler. Signed in blue ink by RCA producer and author Ernst Mikael Jorgensen, who is also the producer of this CD. Ernst Jorgensen signed two copies for me during a fan club meeting in october 1999. You will also find a detailed describtion of this CD in the Compact Disc Section .
Value: 35 - 50 US$

Scotty Moore & D.J. Fontana        signed book

In the summer of 1998, Scotty Moore and D.J. Fontana signed ten books on a german record fair for me. Clearly signed on the first page by Scotty Moore in bold black ink and below by D.J. Fontana in light blue ink. This great photo book was published back in 1998 and features more than 100 unseen photos. Most pictures were taken during the recording session of I want You, I Need You,       I Love You at the RCA studios in Nashville, on April 14, 1956.
Value: 45 - 60 US$

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On April, 16th, 1952, Sam Phillips purchased 25 red 10” audiodiscs from W&W Dist. Co. for his Memphis Recording Service, where Elvis recorded his version of My Happiness in the summer of 1953. What followed is history. This company was already founded back in 1950. Sam finally started the legendary SUN Record Company in February 1952. Both companies were located at the Union Avenue in Memphis, Tennessee. This bill is dated just two month after SUN was founded. This great artifact is really part of music history. Sam Phillips passed away at the age of 80 on July, 30th, 2003. Today this item is in the collection of a close friend of mine.
Value: 100 - 150 US$

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This album was signed and dedicated on the front and backside by Elvis probably during his engagement at the Las Vegas Hilton Hotel in December 1975. This album is a real special one, as Elvis signed the backside only with his first name. This is for sure extremely rare and unique and I have never seen anything similar like this before. Click on the album to get more informations and have a closer look.
Value: 1.200 - 1.800 US$

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Photograph of Elvis and bass player Jerry Scheff. Clearly signed and dedicated in black ink by Jerry at the It’s Elvis Time fan club meeting in Dordrecht on October 28, 2001. Jerry Scheff, who was first and foremost a session musicion, joined the famous TCB band between 1969 and 1973 and again onward from 1975. Jerry is also known for his studio works with The Doors.
Value: 20 - 25 US$

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This beautiful vintage gospel album was released by Skylite Records (SRLP 6053) in the early 60’s and was signed by J.D. Sumner & The Stamps Quartet. The album also features young Tony Brown (!) on piano. The group (J.D. Sumner, Ed Enoch, Ed Hill, Steve Wine and C.J. Almgren) signed the album for me during an Elvis Festival in Kaiserslautern, Germany on April 4, 1992.
Value: 110 - 140 US$

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Sweet Inspirations          signed photograph

Later photograph of The Sweet Inspirations. Clearly signed in bold black ink by Estelle Brown, Portia Griffin, Myrna Smith and Sylvia Shemwell. This autograph was sold at the concession stand while on tour in Europe with Elvis The Concert. They started working for Elvis in 1969 as his female backing group. Portia Griffin is not an original member of the group. 
Value: 15 - 20 US$

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