Elvis Presley Revolver up for Sale
Elvis Presley’s beloved revolver up for auction to commemorate the anniversary of his death
Elvis Presley's Smith & Wesson Model 53 revolver is going to be auctioned off
The King’s gun is hitting the auction block.
Elvis Presley’s beloved S&W is being auctioned Aug. 26 — 10 days after the anniversary of the rock legend’s 1977 death.
The handgun was gifted to Presley.
“One of the mysteries around the gun is it was presented as a gift to Elvis Presley and then where does it go … For all the documentation that accompanies this revolver … that’s one of the pieces of information we don’t have,”
It was ordered in 1976, just nine months before Elvis’ death, at Hiram’s Guns in El Cajon, CA, “but there’s no name on there for who’s ordering this gift for Elvis,” he explained.
“It’s likely one of the last firearms he would have received in his entire life and at his passing, he had about 37 different arms, including machine guns.”
The Smith & Wesson was likely one of the last guns Elvis ever got.
The singer had about 37 different guns, including machine guns, an expert said.
A letter certifying that the gun was engraved for Presley
It’s expected to sell for $60,000 to $90,000. It features gold and silver inlay, and is engraved with the words: “in 1976 for a Bi-centennial Commemorative gift for Elvis Presley, factory ordered from Hiram’s of California.”
one went for $172,500 and the other, for $195,500.
Comments
Nice looking piece but I don't have a "hunka, hunka, burning love" for it so I won't be bidding. Bob