!! Elvis Fakes on Ebay

He died in 1977. I was only 7 years old at the time, but I still remember
the shock and anquish from that day. I would rank it up there with news of
a president or world leader dying in magnitude

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Mike
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"Barefootmk" wrote in message
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what year did elvis die?


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On August 16, 1977 an unconscious Elvis Presley was found at Graceland, his
Memphis mansion and subsequently he was rushed to Baptist Memorial Hospital at
around 3 p.m. Despite efforts to revive him, Elvis Presley was pronounced
dead. At a press conference that evening, medical examiner Dr. Jerry Francisco
indicates that the cause of death appeared to be "cardiac arrhythmia," noting
that, "There was severe cardiovascular disease present." He was 42 years old.


Helpfull Den

Ok,Barefoot, two guys helped you out.
Here is the last bit of information you will need (shame you have a lack of
this knowledge), Sharpies came into use in 1973-74.

http://www.sanfordcorp.com/sanford/c...ord_about_us_2
7.jhtml?archive=L&priority=9003

The above links to an good article by Sanford about this year being the 40th
anniversary of Sharpies.

Bobb


wrote in message
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Ok,Barefoot, two guys helped you out.
Here is the last bit of information you will need (shame you have a lack
of
this knowledge), Sharpies came into use in 1973-74.

my point in asking was...sharpie wasn't wholly available in every store till
78...so even though that means someone had time to get one to get an album
signed...they probably didn't think like that then...and one of the elvis
signatures that i saw in the guys feedback was in blue...blue sharpie wasn't
availbe for a few years after that...
i did look all this up last night after i posed the question not really knowing
the answer myself (you were right whoever you are) but after further
investigation- i don't think there are too many sharpie autographed items out
there from the seventies at all...and not in blue...so i think- even though i
was being very sarcastic in asking these questions- i think i really got my
point across...