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Jun 11

by Bobby Kosser in Cards, Music, People, Souvenirs 0 comments tags: card, collectible, Elvis Presley, memorabilia, souvenir, vintage

Vintage Elvis Presley Mr. Softee Top 20 # 12 Beckett Certified Graded 8 Trading Card 1963

It’s been ages since My Forever Treasures, has offered an Elvis Presley vintage favorite. Today, we’re offering an Elvis Presley Mr. Softee Top 20 rare Trading Card. It is # 12 of the collection and Beckett certified at 8 ! This 1963 prize is 1.5″ x 2.75.” Presley fans are the most enthusiastic and savor their Elvis Presley Collections. Add this to your records, pinbacks and pennants etc. A beautiful image of the King on the front. There are lots of reasons why we idolize him on the back. We rarely offer Elvis Presley vintage items. This Elvis Top 20 trading card would be an excellent addition to any collection. Add this to your Presley souvenir cache, and everyone who sees this beautiful card, will say “Long live the King.” Pamper yourself. You deserve this prize. CONTACT US

Mar 07

by Bobby Kosser in Memorabilia, Movies, Music, People, Souvenirs 0 comments tags: collectibles, Elvis, Elvis Presley, memorabilia, music, musical, press kit, Tickle Me, video, vintage

Vintage Elvis Presley, “Tickle Me” 1965 American Musical Comedy Film Press Kit

“Tickle Me,” stars Elvis Presley, as a champion rodeo bull-rider and bronco-buster. Elvis, as one time rodeo standout Lonnie Beale, needs a job. So, his slick playboy character, heads to a dude ranch, that caters to wealthy and glamorous women. He sings, in a club and catches, the eye of the dude ranch’s owner. She hires, Lonnie and falls for him, as well.This is, the only Elvis film, released by Allied Artists Pictures. “Tickle Me,” saved the studio from collapse, and avoid bankruptcy. A song, from the film, Elvis Presley’s “Such an Easy Question,” went to # 1, on the easy listening charts. On a $1.5 Million budget, the film showed a $5 Million Profit. Presley, received a $600,000 salary, $150.000 expenses and 50% of the profit. In his 18th film, Presley’s, Lonnie Beale romances his way through this dude ranch musical. He’s disappointed,that the ranch is really just, a women’s fitness salon! It’s even, known as “Yogurt Gulch.” He, misses his original girlfriend, and between musical numbers, searches for a missing treasure, and rodeo runs.Elvis never disappoints. “Tickle Me,” has the King’s usual happy ending. E.P., drives off into the sunset, happily married, singing to his original girlfriend. + […]

The Beatles – Elvis Presley – James Brown – Frank Sinatra – Charlie Chaplin – Vintage Eye Candy by My Forever Treasures

MY FOREVER TREASURES – Favorites! 1. The Beatles Calendar 2. Elvis Presley Gold Record Keychain 3. James Brown Pinback “Black & Proud” 4. Frank Sinatra Autographed Baseball 5. Charlie Chaplin Vintage Signed Photo 1. The Beatles Calendar MAKE A DATE WITH THE BEATLES CALENDAR 1964 “A rare Beatles souvenir treasure. You can change the date, every day, for the rest of your life. Bill Gates won’t find a nicer one!” – Bobby Kosser CLICK HERE: THE BEATLES CALENDAR 2. Elvis Presley Gold Record Keychain ELVIS PRESLEY “LOVE ME TENDER” 1956, LIMITED EDITION GOLD RECORD KEY CHAIN CLICK HERE: ELVIS PRESLEY KEYCHAIN 3. James Brown Pinback “Black & Proud” JAMES BROWN BLACK HISTORY CLUB HARLEM At My Forever Treasures, we celebrate Black History Month, every day of the year… CLICK HERE: JAMES BROWN 4. Frank Sinatra Autographed Baseball MLB BASEBALL AUTOGRAPHED BY FRANK SINATRA & VIN SCULLY/FRANK SINATRA Considered the GREATEST INTERNATIONAL ENTERTAINER of the 20th CENTURY. He’s sold 250 MILLION RECORDS. RECEIVED 11 GRAMMY AWARDS for a career that succeeded in every era from BIG BANDS in the 1940ls to DUETS 1 & 2, his successful 1990’s collaboration with ARETHA FRANKLIN, TONY BENNETT, BONO, BARBRA STREISAND & […]

Jan 15

by Rich Benvin in Memorabilia, People 0 comments tags: collectors, Elvis, Elvis Presley, Graceland, memorabilia, publications

Elvis Presley Collector’s Edition Charlton Publication 15 Cents 1965

This, is the ultimate Elvis Presley Collector’s Edition. Lots, of great new photos of The King. Even, a favorite, when 14 year old Elvis moved to Memphis. The cover, also offers a Smiling Close-up, of everyone’s favorite idol. Many FANS, frame this publication. On their wall, you’ll believe you’re, looking at “Elvis Eye Candy.” You’ll find, the exclusive words to great new Elvis Hits, “Viva Las Vegas,” and “Return to Sender,” + lyrics to your, Favorite Elvis Oldies, like “Heartbreak Hotel.” Today, He, has 31 Gold Records, 18 Successful Movies. + 2 More being filmed this year. Presley’s, success on television and his, live performances are legendary. Elvis Presley Collector’s Edition, uncovers Elvis Presley’s Secret for Hollywood Success. Read about Graceland’s secrets. Learn how, The King enjoys his 4 Cadillacs, Sports Car and Rolls Royce. It’s been a long time, since he worked as a truck driver, for $35 a week. Pray, he finds the right woman to marry. Elvis, deserves to be as happy as he makes his FANS. Write to him, c/o page 2 of this publication. My Forever Treasures, is pleased to offer this vintage Elvis Presley Publication to the perfect Fan. A Classic […]

Oct 03

by Bobby Kosser in Memorabilia, Music, People, Souvenirs 0 comments tags: Beatles Stamp Collection, Elvis, Elvis Presley, Elvis Presley Trading Cards, Hit Parader Magazine 1964, memorabilia, The Beatles

Hit Parader 1964 Elvis vs The Beatles Contest Vintage Souvenir Collage

Hit Parader (1942-1980’s) , was the top music magazine, for song lyrics, chart rankings, music reviews, interviews, photos, music trivia, fan mail and contests. In Sept. 1964, it offered an Elvis vs. The Beatles Contest. Elvis Presley and The Beatles, are the 20th Century’s two most successful and recognized artists on earth. Who would their fans vote for ? Elvis Presley, will forever be considered “The King of Rock and Roll.” He had 18 # 1 hit songs, from, 1956’s “Heartbreak Hotel” to 1969’s “Suspicious Minds.” All, of his 150 albums and singles, have gone gold, platinum or multi-platinum. All of his Gospel Albums, won Grammy Awards. He is the only performer, to be inducted into The R. & R., Country & Gospel Hall of Fame. During, Elvis prime concert years, he gave 1,100 performances. All Sold Out ! All, 31 Elvis Presley films showed a profit. Elvis, “Lifetime Achievement Award,” has his fans declaring, “Long live the King.” The Beatles, became 1964’s worldwide sensations. “Please Please Me,” “She Loves You” and “I Want to Hold Your Hand,” gave them 3 worldwide # 1 Hit Songs in a row. Over, the next 6 years, The Beatles averaged a Top […]

Aug 09

by Bobby Kosser in Memorabilia, Pinback, Souvenirs 0 comments tags: Ali, Cassius Clay, Elvis, Elvis Presley, Muhammed Ali, pinback

Muhammad Ali and Elvis Presley The Ultimate Icons Vintage Pinbacks

Both, Muhammad Ali and Elvis Presley, are the 2 most loved and recognized figures on earth. Elvis, and Muhammad were very good friends. Presley, visited Ali at his training camp, just before the First Liston Fight. They ran, talked & enjoyed each other. Elvis, would often join Ali, at his pre-fight headquarters. When, the 2 met, Elvis was already the ultimate superstar. He, had been “America’s Newest Sensation,” for more than 10 years. Endless, classic # 1 hit songs and films later, Elvis Presley was “The King.” He, was about to have, a friend at the top !! Cassius Clay, now Muhammad Ali, would K.O. Sonny Liston, and become the World’s Heavyweight Champion. As, Brash Young Ali left the Ring, he screamed to the sky, “I Am, the Prettiest & the Greatest of All Time.” His, fans around the world agreed ! Now, and forever Ali would be known as the “Champ.” The King, and The Champ would remain friends forever. Elvis Presley, released more than 100 Albums. All, went Gold, Platinum or Better. Elvis, starred in 31 Films. All showed a Profit. John Lennon said, “Before there was Elvis Presley, there was Nothing.” Now, years later Muhammad […]

Apr 12

by Bobby Kosser in Music, People, Souvenirs 0 comments tags: Cash and Elvis, Elvis impersonation, Elvis Presley, Folsom Prison Album, I WalkThe Line, Johnny Cash, Johnny Cash 1959 Songbook, The Highwaymen, videos

1959 Johnny Cash Song and Picture Folio No.1- Elvis Impersonation

Johnny Cash was born in Arkansas, Feb. 26, 1932. He was 1 of 7 children. His parents were poor share croppers. Music was one of the few ways, to help escape very difficult times. The family gave Johnny a guitar, when he was 12 years old. Music quickly became his passion. He became an excellent guitar player. No one would have guessed. Many years later, this young musician, would become the only person, admitted to The R. & R. Hall of Fame, The C. & W. Hall of Fame, AND, The Songwriter’s Hall of Fame as well !! His mother even offered him voice lessons. Voice teachers said, “It wasn’t necessary.” Johnny had a wonderful Unique Voice.” “Don’t change a thing.” And, Johnny Cash, didn’t change a thing. After graduating H.S., while in the Air Force, he formed a band. Johnny took playing the guitar, and writing songs very seriously. After leaving the Air Force in 1954, he had big music plans. Johnny formed another band. He wanted, to go to Sun Records, where Elvis First Recorded. Sam Phillips listened and, had Johnny record an original song, “Cry, Cry, Cry.” It went to # 14 on the charts. He […]

Nov 19

by Bobby Kosser in Memorabilia, Music, Pinback, Souvenirs 0 comments tags: Don't Be Cruel, E.P.E. Souvenir Pinbacks, Elvis, Elvis Presley, Elvis Presley 1956, Hound Dog, memorabilia, pinbacks

Don’t Be Cruel and Hound Dog Vintage Elvis Pinbacks

On July 2, 1956, Elvis Presley recorded, both “Don’t Be Cruel” in 28 takes and “Hound Dog” in 31 takes. His input was evident on both. Scotty Moore, Bill Black and D.J. Fontana backed him. Elvis played rhythm guitar and sang. The Jordanaires sang backup vocals . Although Otis Blackwell wrote the song, he gave Elvis co-writing credit and also 50% of the publishing rights. As the song was released on Elvis Presley’s publishing company Hill and Range. This was the first, of many lucrative deals, Colonel Parker demanded. Parker guaranteed one million sales, for Elvis recording a song. In return, Elvis Presley would receive co-writing credit and 50% of the publishing rights. This worked out great for everyone on “Don’t Be Cruel.” It sold 4 million copies in 1956, and 6 million, by 1961. Elvis sang the song, on all 3 Ed Sullivan Television performances. Twice in Sept. 1956, and again Jan. 1957. “Don’t Be Cruel” was the “A” side song, of the dual hit single. “Hound Dog” was the “B” side. “Hound Dog” was written by Lieber and Stoller, who retained their publishing rights. Colonel Parker wasn’t pleased, but they also wrote “Jailhouse Rock” and kept those […]

May 17

by Rich Benvin in Memorabilia, People 2 comments tags: Elvis, Elvis Presley, for sale, memorabilia, photos, rare publication

Elvis Presley Speaks! 1956 Magazine Rare Publication An Elvis Presley Treasure

Elvis Presley’s true intimate story, in his own words. Told for the first time. With 100 new unpublished photos. “Nothing beats mama’s home cooking. Corn, peas and ham. Good!” Elvis says, “I bought 4 Cadillacs, so each member of my family could have one. “He wanted to grow a mustache and sideburns, to look older. Elvis couldn’t grow a mustache, but has the sideburns. Now he’s got no choice. Sideburns are one of his trademarks. Elvis Presley tells, “How he became a living legend, at 21 years old.”

May 11

by Bobby Kosser in People 0 comments tags: Don Murray, Elvis, Elvis Presley, James Dean, Pat Boone, sex symbols, vintage photos

Vintage 1956 Sex Symbols Glossy Arcade Photos

The Four Sex Symbols of 1956. 1.Elvis Presley, Rock and Roll Sex Symbol. “Heartbreak Hotel” and “Blue Suede Shoes” both # 1… His film and gold record “Love Me Tender” both released as well. Long Live The King. 2. James Dean, Movies Star Sex Symbol. He received Academy Award nominations for “East of Eden” and “Giant” posthumously. James Dean became a legend for his misunderstood teenager, in “Rebel Without A Cause.” His tragic premature death, in a car crash at just 24, immortalized his legend. 3. Don Murray, a Cowboy Sex Symbol, for his role as the cowboy who’s looking for rodeo gold, but ends up lassoing Marilyn Monroe’s heart in “Bus Stop” which brought him an Academy Award Nomination. 16 years later, to pay for his children’s college tuition, Don Murray was playing a governor who hates apes, in “Planet of the Apes.” 4. Pat Boone is the squeaky clean, Safe Sex Symbol of this this group… His daughter, Debbie Boone had a # 1 hit song “You Light Up My Life.” Related Posts: Elvis Presley “Love Me Tender” 1956, Limited Edition Gold Record Key Chain – While on a break from filming, Elvis appeared on the Ed Sullivan […]

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