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RCA bonus photo included with Girls, Girls, Girls LP

Could it be this one ?





Is that a '1944 Martin 0-17' ?


As for the 'notarized letter of authenticity' from Richard Davis, I'd need it counter-signed by Dick Grob, at least...

Colin B wrote:Girls Girls Girls - Guitar Article.PNG


Could it be this one ?


Girls Girls Girls - Guitar.jpg


Is that a '1944 Martin 0-17' ?


As for the 'notarized letter of authenticity' from Richard Davis, I'd need it counter-signed by Dick Grob, at least...

For $32,000 I'd want it signed by Elvis at least.

Juan Luis wrote:

I don't wanna be tied.

Girls! Girls! Girls! “Coloring Contest” sheet, measuring 11 by 8 1/2 inches (27.94 x 21.59 cm).

Suspicious Minds wrote:Girls! Girls! Girls! “Coloring Contest” sheet, measuring 11 by 8 1/2 inches (27.94 x 21.59 cm).

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Brilliant. You don't see that type of thing these days. In fact I don't remember seeing it in those days. Is it rare?

John wrote:

Suspicious Minds wrote:Girls! Girls! Girls! “Coloring Contest” sheet, measuring 11 by 8 1/2 inches (27.94 x 21.59 cm).

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Brilliant. You don't see that type of thing these days. In fact I don't remember seeing it in those days. Is it rare?

I think they’re pretty rare. Haven’t found details on the number of coloring sets that were produced though. Will see if I can find any more info.

This coloring set was auctioned this year at Graceland in a lot with promo material for other Elvis movies.

In 2009, two Girls! Girls! Girls! coloring sets were put up for auction but weren’t sold. Price was estimated at $50 - $100.

The decription of that lot: “Coloring contest sheets given out to kids to complete and win tickets to see the movie and as well as other prizes."

Maybe they were distributed only in the US?

Source: https://www.gottahaverockandroll.com/mo ... toryid=972

Girls! Girls! Girls! Italian poster 1963

‘A hundred girls and one sailor’

Suspicious Minds wrote:Girls! Girls! Girls! Italian poster 1963

‘A hundred girls and one sailor’

What a way to go.

June 6th 1962

The William Morris Agency informs Hal Wallis that Elvis' name has been used without authorisation in an ad for Coppertone sun lotion placed in the 'Ladies Home Journal' in connection with the movie 'Girls! Girls! Girls!'
Elvis' manager Col Tom Parker forces Hal Wallis to put a stop to the unauthorised advertising campaign.

TonyS wrote:June 6th 1962

The William Morris Agency informs Hal Wallis that Elvis' name has been used without authorisation in an ad for Coppertone sun lotion placed in the 'Ladies Home Journal' in connection with the movie 'Girls! Girls! Girls!'
Elvis' manager Col Tom Parker forces Hal Wallis to put a stop to the unauthorised advertising campaign.

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Nice find, TonyS.

Cool! Never saw that one. Thanks, Goltbelt!

Suspicious Minds wrote:Cool! Never saw that one. Thanks, Goltbelt!

You're welcome.