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Subject: Re: Elvis' Last Guitar

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HANK TUBB
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Date Posted: 18:38:27 10/19/07 Fri
In reply to: Lynae 's message, "Elvis' Last Guitar" on 12:09:17 04/13/05 Wed

2nd Request - I want this guitar.. How Much? HANK TUBB
http://mercantel.info

>I am posting a message on this board in hopes to find
>a very serious collector of Elvis memerobilia. I have
>the last guitar that Elvis played in Vegas at the end
>of 1976. It is a Martin D24 acoustic. It was given
>to Sam Thompson, his body guard (and brother of his
>ex-Linda Thompson). It has been authenticated by Sam
>Thompson as well as Vernon Presley. It is one of only
>2 articles that Vernon himself authenticated. This
>guitar is worth a very large sum of money. I am
>looking to sell it for about half of what it is
>appraised for. Please only e-mail if you are, or know
>of someone who is, a serious collector. If you
>e-mail, I will explain in detail why I have this
>guitar and why I am looking to sell it as well as the
>history of the guitar. Any suggestions as to how else
>to go about selling this guitar are also welcome. I
>am not able to auction the guitar-so that one is out.
>Thank you....

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