Look what I found....

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Originally Posted by Donut

I know where you can find it :laughing:

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:lmfao::lmfao::lmfao:

I have a picture of me receiving the Hopkins book for Christmas in 1972 (?)

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Originally Posted by cibetty

:supriced: :supriced: :supriced: My Godness Rosanne!!! Have you read all of them? Elvis is a recorder in the number of books for sure... Is there another star whose life was so interesting that it was written in so many books? I think Elvis was the one and only!! I saw you have "Elvis And Me" from Priscilla. Lucky you!! I'd like to read it in English!! Thanks for sharing this pic Rosanne!! (y) (y) (y) (y)

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Here you go Betti...I added the 2 new ones and took a better picture.:D
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Originally Posted by rocknroll

I have a picture of me receiving the Hopkins book for Christmas in 1972 (?)

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You need to show us!(y)(y)

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Originally Posted by utmom2008

Here you go Betti...I added the 2 new ones and took a better picture.:D

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Great collection Rosanne!! (y) (y) (y) (y) Unfortunately there are very few books came out here, but I bought some books in 2nd hand book shops. But it is only Priscilla's book what I'd really like to read in English version, I've read the Hungarian translation. I have the "Albert Goldman" book and the bodyguards' book ("Elvis, What Happened") as well in my language. And another book from Dr. Raymond A. Moody, its title "Elvis After Life".

Great collection, there Roseanne. I have a lot of those same books, only I bought them within the last few years. I did buy a magazine right after his death - $1.50, that I still have, I have it wrapped up, as it's yellowed and getting pretty frail. Elvis the King, by Paul Lichter.

Are any of yours autographed?

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Originally Posted by Lisarose

Great collection, there Roseanne. I have a lot of those same books, only I bought them within the last few years. I did buy a magazine right after his death - $1.50, that I still have, I have it wrapped up, as it's yellowed and getting pretty frail. Elvis the King, by Paul Lichter.

Are any of yours autographed?

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The ones by Sean Shaver are autographed and there is a pic inside of "68 At 40" that Steve Binder autographed.
The gold box towards the left has a Sean Shaver book in it as well.

A couple of mine came autographed, I bought one by Sandy Pichon that she autographed to 'Jennifer'.

When I was in college, I attended an architecture seminar with a boyfriend and met
Buckminster Fuller. My boyfriend had a book that he wanted autographed. He had
gone to the bar and I decided to be the good girlfriend and get his book signed. Mr.
Fuller asked me my name and in a blonde moment, I told him thinking he wanted to
know my name, well no, he wanted to know who to sign the book to! :DD
So if anyone asks me, 'Jennifer' will be a friend who asked Sandy to sign my book for me while I was at the bar getting margaritas :D

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Originally Posted by utmom2008

While going through my Mother's house today I found 2 books from way back when!:D I had the dates they were bought written on the inside of each book...the Hopkins book was Sept. 1971 and the Mann book was Dec. 1975.
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I also have the Hopkins Book that my mom got for me after I saw the Hawaii concert in 1973. I have the Mann book when it was republished and called "The Private Elvis". I loved the "Private Elvis" one. It is funny to read them now knowing all we know about his drug use. Of course nothing was mentioned of that in those books. It was all before his 'Secret life " was revealed!

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Originally Posted by Lisarose

A couple of mine came autographed, I bought one by Sandy Pichon that she autographed to 'Jennifer'.

When I was in college, I attended an architecture seminar with a boyfriend and met
Buckminster Fuller. My boyfriend had a book that he wanted autographed. He had
gone to the bar and I decided to be the good girlfriend and get his book signed. Mr.
Fuller asked me my name and in a blonde moment, I told him thinking he wanted to
know my name, well no, he wanted to know who to sign the book to! :DD
So if anyone asks me, 'Jennifer' will be a friend who asked Sandy to sign my book for me while I was at the bar getting margaritas :D

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:lmfao::lmfao::lmfao:(y)(y)

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Originally Posted by midnight

I also have the Hopkins Book that my mom got for me after I saw the Hawaii concert in 1973. I have the Mann book when it was republished and called "The Private Elvis". I loved the "Private Elvis" one. It is funny to read them now knowing all we know about his drug use. Of course nothing was mentioned of that in those books. It was all before his 'Secret life " was revealed!

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I know what you mean. It's really interesting to read back through them now. They are true relics!:lol::lol:

the jewels of the crown....a real treasure (y)(y)

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Originally Posted by utmom2008

I could have done without that piece of news!:lol::lol: I guess I could say that I was 5 months old too, I just learned to read at a very early age.:lmfao::lmfao:

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:lmfao::lmfao:
I feel the same.