Reply With QuoteThat was really interesting, Cameron. Thanks for the post.
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Oldest knownMonday 10 March 2008
signature of Elvis' for sale: Two longtime Elvis memorabilia collectors made the find of a lifetime: the oldest known complete Elvis signature. It was written on a checkout card from his school library when he was in seventh grade in Tupelo, Mississippi.
"I have learned never to ridicule any man's opinion, however strange it may seem."
That was really interesting, Cameron. Thanks for the post.
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This was interesting, thanks for sharing!
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Cameron, I also found this paper. Thay say that it is Elvis's handwriting...
Goodbye Rosanne...Your "family" in TCB will always remember you.
Looks like someone practicing, doesn't it?Originally Posted by LianaKaralivanou
Cameron, I also found this paper. Thay say that it is Elvis's handwriting...
"I have learned never to ridicule any man's opinion, however strange it may seem."
Yes, it looks like but trust me, It wasn't me! I found it in a site somewhere. I also found this one,too. Who knows?Looks like someone practicing, doesn't it?
Oh, I found this one as well! It is a poem by Elvis Presley himself. I wish I knew if all these are true or not...
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In my opinion, the library card looks legit, being consistent with other school-age Elvis signatures I have seen.
The others are pretty good but in my opinion are most likely the work of someone practicing their Elvis signature, as cameron suggests.
That last "Best Wishes Elvis Presley" in your second to last post, Liana, is highly suspicious because it is totally identical to the "official" signature that you see in all the EPE logos and stuff, attached.
I am most doubtful of the Ode To A Robin poem being in his writing for several reasons. It's just too convenient (there's this hilarious poem Elvis recited in a home recording and there happens to be a piece of paper he wrote it on). I know he could have just wanted to write it down, but he did not come up with that himself. So it seems more likely to me that he would have just committed that to memory rather than write it down whenever he heard it. I could be off on this part, but have we seen other known EP items written on that stationery before? It seems like I have seen something similar but not that one.
Those are all just my off-the-cuff observations.
...you won't forget me when I go.
THANKS FOR POSTING THAT CAMERON!!!
The starting bid is only $45,000!! Whose got their checkbooks open and ready???
TCB!
Mike
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We will miss you dearest friend
Thanks ....For The Info.
TCB W/TLC (((HUGS))...
I saw some of these sigs. before someplace. Well, there's lots of things out here like that. I'd have to agree with Lonnie that I don't think Elvis would write that poem down though. He DID seem to know it quite well when he recited it.Yes, it looks like but trust me, It wasn't me! I found it in a site somewhere. I also found this one,too. Who knows?
Mike, I was waiting for you to start the bid and give you a chance .
"I have learned never to ridicule any man's opinion, however strange it may seem."
That was awful nice of you Cameron....but really, you go first...I INSIST!!!Mike, I was waiting for you to start the bid and give you a chance .
TCB!
Mike
R.I.P. Tommy
We will miss you dearest friend
Is this what is meant by the ol' phrase...put your money where your mouth is?THANKS FOR POSTING THAT CAMERON!!!
The starting bid is only $45,000!! Whose got their checkbooks open and ready???
TCB!
Mike
Daddy, I miss you more every day. You will always be my hero..
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