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Library Card Signed by 13-Year-Old Elvis Presley, the Earliest Known Signature of the King
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If I were Peggy Smith, I would be mad that someone scratched out my name….
That is not the oldest signature of Elvis Presley, It is from the book “English Fairy Tales” and he checked it out in the 7th grade (a year before).
OMG! It only “fetched” $7,500 and that was twice the price asked for???????????
i what change my to priscilla presley i like it so much
I love Elvis Presley so much I will stay with my husband Elvis in the would and I his wife is Ann Marie Louise white that be with nice man in the concert he is King of rock & roll and his wife be his queen of rock & roll be with all time thank you
i bet Charlie Hunter is wishing he would’ve forgotten to return it right about now
No longer possible with electronic issuing.
This one pre-dates it. Dated Nov. 18, 1947. Aged 12
Is that the signature of Charlene above it? Wow! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SZgIk2b68gQ
There was a guy called Elvin who also took the book out.nCharlene either liked the book a lot or was a slow reader.
I have a library card of elvis from lee county librar