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The Elvis Collection - Series One The River Group - 1992
Notes: The three series of the 1992 River Group Elvis Collection together form a 660-card set, but each of the three series is skip-numbered within the 1-to-660 range. Relatively fewer copies of the third series were distributed, making that set the difficult part of collecting all 660 or the "Top Ten Hits" inserts. The first two series were also distributed together in Jumbo packs. Thanks much to Ray Tucker, Donald Green, Steve Kitsberg, Marty Maerten, Dave Christensen, Keith Nicholson, and Anders Johan Pedersen for updates!
Regular Box: 36 packs of 12 cards.
Common sets: approx. 1.97 per box if collation were perfect.
Jumbo Box: 24 packs of 12 Series 1 + 12 Series 2 + 1 Gold & Platinum
Records card.
Common sets from Jumbo: approx. 1.30.
No. Card Text Subset
1 Take a look at the trio of musicians who changed the face Elvis Early Days
2 Here's where it all began for the future King of Rock 'n Elvis Early Days
4 About six years before he would become the King of Rock ' Elvis Early Days
5 Starting in the late-1940's in Shreveport, Louisiana, the Elvis Early Days
12 On November 20, 1955, RCA Records bought out Elvis' contr Elvis Early Days
13 Perhaps no performer in history has had fans as loyal as Elvis Early Days
14 In the early days of Elvis' career, he and the band would Elvis Early Days
16 Elvis' keen sense of humor and desire to be a good sport Elvis Early Days
19 This photograph was taken in September of 1956, a few wee Elvis Early Days
21 Another essential component of the early Presley sound wa Elvis Early Days
23 The newspaper headline could easily have read: LOCAL BOY Elvis Early Days
27 On October 11, 1956, Elvis appeared at the Texas State Fa Elvis Early Days
31 On March 24, 1958, Elvis was sworn in as a private in the Elvis Army Days
33 Elvis raised the blood pressure of so many women around t Elvis Army Days
34 It was the most famous haircut in American military histo Elvis Army Days
38 Everybody's got to be someplace. For Private Elvis Presle Elvis Army Days
41 Sometime in 1956, Elvis won a dozen teddy bears playing s Elvis Army Days
43 How does a young recruit keep in touch with what's going Elvis Army Days
45 What were handsome, young American males wearing in the S Elvis Army Days
48 Elvis was a model soldier. He had to be. He knew what an Elvis Army Days
49 On June 10, 1958, while on leave after basic training, El Elvis Army Days
50 At the June 10, 1958 recording session in Nashville, Elvi Elvis Army Days
51 As the June 10, 1958 Nashville recording session progress Elvis Army Days
52 In November of 1958, Private Presley traveled with his un Elvis Army Days
54 Elvis in uniform was a real easy target. His fellow recru Elvis Army Days
55 Vernon Presley did not have an easy life. Money was scarc Elvis Army Days
56 Here's the man who could make millions of dollars with a Elvis Army Days
57 In August of 1959, a major announcement was brewing in th Elvis Army Days
58 Elvis loved cars -- lots of them. From his pink Cadillac Elvis Army Days
60 This is one fine photograph. The composition is superb. T Elvis Army Days
62 Taking a pay cut is never pleasant -- especially in show Elvis Army Days
63 As a civilian, he could have stayed in any suite in any h Elvis Army Days
65 Here's a great Elvis army story. In late '59, everyone co Elvis Army Days
66 All work and no play might have made Private Presley a du Elvis Army Days
67 When Elvis came back from Germany in March of 1960, ready Elvis Army Days
68 Elvis was at his self-reliant and self-sufficient best wh Elvis Army Days
70 General Patton gave many press conferences during his day Elvis Army Days
72 Back on his first leave from his Fort Hood, Texas army du Elvis Army Days
75 Elvis was officially discharged from U.S. Army active dut Elvis Army Days
76 If you can only see one Elvis Presley movie, make it Jail Elvis Movies: Jailhouse Rock
77 This is a color publicity still from Jailhouse Rock, Elvi Elvis Movies: Jailhouse Rock
78 Dig that crazy acting! In Jailhouse Rock, Elvis played Vi Elvis Movies: Jailhouse Rock
79 Elvis was fascinated with every aspect of filmmaking. In Elvis Movies: Jailhouse Rock
80 One of Elvis' favorite film roles was that of Vince Evere Elvis Movies: Jailhouse Rock
90 Speedway was Elvis Presley's 27th motion picture. It had Elvis Movies: Speedway
91 This is a scene from the final production number that wra Elvis Movies: Speedway
92 Early on in Speedway, Elvis is hanging out in a club call Elvis Movies: Speedway
93 The plot of Speedway revolves around Elvis' problems with Elvis Movies: Speedway
94 The rule of thumb in Hollywood is really quite simple. If Elvis Movies: Speedway
109 Spinout was Elvis' 22nd motion picture. There was a sneak Elvis Movies: Spinout
110 We know that Elvis loved cars. He loved to buy them. He l Elvis Movies: Spinout
111 Spinout marked Elvis' tenth anniversary in motion picture Elvis Movies: Spinout
112 Elvis movies were traditionally ignored by the Oscars, bu Elvis Movies: Spinout
113 So what's in a name? It is not unusual for a motion pictu Elvis Movies: Spinout
129 Harum Scarum was Elvis' 19th motion picture. It premiered Elvis Movies: Harum Scarum
130 In Harum Scarum, Elvis is cast in the mold of Rudolph Val Elvis Movies: Harum Scarum
131 The opening sequence of Harum Scarum is a film within the Elvis Movies: Harum Scarum
132 Knowing Elvis' passion for basic, good old American food, Elvis Movies: Harum Scarum
163 Immediately after his death in 1977, fans began writing h Graceland Tour
167 If rock 'n roll can be said to have an address, it would Graceland Tour
169 This is the inside foyer at Graceland, looking to the lef Graceland Tour
171 Here's the formal dining room at Graceland, where Elvis a Graceland Tour
172 This shot was taken from inside the dining room at Gracel Graceland Tour
173 You are looking through the living room on the main floor Graceland Tour
174 Here's the living room at Graceland, with the furnishings Graceland Tour
177 After Elvis moved into Graceland in the spring of 1957, o Graceland Tour
178 Here it is -- the infamous "TV Room" at Graceland, lookin Graceland Tour
182 Elvis Presley's Trophy Building at Graceland is a separat Graceland Tour
184 There was the great California Gold Rush in 1849, followe Graceland Tour
189 If Elvis had ever run for political office, he would have Graceland Tour
191 If it's movie memorabilia you want, it's movie memorabili Graceland Tour
192 There are so many treasures located in the Trophy Buildin Graceland Tour
193 For a while, during the concert years of the 70's, fans w Graceland Tour
195 As the Elvis Presley concert tour show of the 70's evolve Graceland Tour
200 Fans will recognize this outfit as the one worn by the Ki Graceland Tour
204 The most emotional stop on our Graceland tour is clearly Graceland Tour
205 Seen in the foreground is Elvis' favorite horse, a palomi Graceland Tour
207 Gladys Presley was originally buried in Forest Hill Cemet Graceland Tour
209 In April of 1975, Elvis purchased a Convair 880 airplane Graceland Tour
211 How would you like to climb aboard the "Lisa Marie" for a Graceland Tour
215 The Elvis Presley Automobile Museum is located on Elvis P Graceland Tour
217 Cars weren't Elvis' only passion. He also loved motorcycl Graceland Tour
221 Elvis loved to give away luxury automobiles. Friends, tru Graceland Tour
222 Because homes and businesses surround Graceland, Elvis ne Graceland Tour
228 Smack in the middle of the Elvis Presley Automobile Museu Graceland Tour
229 Elvis loved Stutz Blackhawk automobiles. They were custom Graceland Tour
230 This custom-painted pink Cadillac could very well be the Graceland Tour
237 Welcome to the gift shop in the Elvis Presley Automobile Graceland Tour
238 At the Mosque Theater in Richmond, Virginia this June nig The Wertheimer Collection
239 Elvis in an arena was electrifying. Elvis on a concert st The Wertheimer Collection
240 Following a rehearsal for his March 17, 1956 Stage Show a The Wertheimer Collection
242 It's the Warwick Hotel, not the Heartbreak, that Elvis st The Wertheimer Collection
243 One of the most important people in the career of Elvis P The Wertheimer Collection
245 The real beauty of Alfred Wertheimer's pictures is that t The Wertheimer Collection
247 Backstage at the Steve Allen Show, prior to Elvis' Sunday The Wertheimer Collection
249 Saturday, June 30, 1956. Railey's Appliance Center presen The Wertheimer Collection
250 By the time of his appearance on The Steve Allen Show on The Wertheimer Collection
251 Ena route back to Memphis after his Steve Allen Show appe The Wertheimer Collection
253 When Elvis finished his March 17, 1956 performance on Sta The Wertheimer Collection
254 Elvis isn't in this photo, but it's all about him. It was The Wertheimer Collection
256 While changing trains en route to Memphis, Elvis had an h The Wertheimer Collection
261 At the end of his RCA session in New York on July 2, 1956 The Wertheimer Collection
263 Why is this man laughing? It could be because he was head The Wertheimer Collection
266 July 4, 1956. After a long train trip from New York, Elvi The Wertheimer Collection
269 Elvis' nationwide popularity was a direct result of the e The Wertheimer Collection
270 "Really, believe me, I'm Elvis Presley." Those are words The Wertheimer Collection
271 #1 songs are cultural landmarks. Once a favorite #1 song The Wertheimer Collection
273 The place: Elvis' home at 1034 Audubon Drive in Memphis. The Wertheimer Collection
275 July 4, 1956 was a time for fun at 1034 Audubon Drive in The Wertheimer Collection
276 Here's a peek at Elvis' room at his home at 1034 Audubon The Wertheimer Collection
277 One of the first photos Alfred Wertheimer ever took of yo The Wertheimer Collection
279 Is this a picture of Elvis Presley practicing the new han The Wertheimer Collection
281 Can you guess what Elvis is doing in this picture? Accord The Wertheimer Collection
283 When Alfred Wertheimer was hired by RCA to photograph the The Wertheimer Collection
284 The session that Alfred Wertheimer photographed on July 2 The Wertheimer Collection
287 Archie, Veronica, Betty, Jughead, and...Elvis? That's rig The Wertheimer Collection
290 During the time that Alfred Wertheimer photographed Elvis The Wertheimer Collection
292 With success came luxuries for the poor boy from Tupelo. The Wertheimer Collection
295 Here's Tumbleweed Presley in the "Range Roundup" sketch o The Wertheimer Collection
302 Everybody knows the formal portrait of Elvis and Presiden Elvis with Personalities
305 In the 1950's, you couldn't find two bigger personalities Elvis with Personalities
312 On December 21, 1970, Elvis showed up unannounced at the Elvis with Personalities
316 Gladys Love Smith married Vernon Elvis Presley on June 17 Elvis Personal Life
318 On January 8, 1935, Elvis was born in this "shotgun shack Elvis Personal Life
327 On September 27, 1957, Elvis made a return visit to his h Elvis Personal Life
334 Elvis' favorite sport, as a spectator or participant, was Elvis Personal Life
336 Even something as relatively easy as riding the bumper ca Elvis Personal Life
338 On August 12, 1958, Elvis was granted an emergency leave Elvis Personal Life
346 "I like the business I'm in. I like to entertain people. Elvis Portraits
350 "...I came out on stage and I was scared stiff. My first Elvis Portraits
352 When Elvis was asked if the other soldiers gave him a rou Elvis Portraits
355 "I have people say to me all the time, why don't you do a Elvis Portraits
358 "You see, country music was always a part of the influenc Elvis Portraits
363 In Spinout, Elvis' character Mike McCoy charms Bernard an Elvis Wheels
365 Sometimes Elvis' movies imitated his life. In the Santa F Elvis Wheels
368 To many people, Elvis Presley represented the American dr Elvis Wheels
370 As Elvis' career was soaring to new heights in the mid-50 Elvis Wheels
372 As you can see, not all of Elvis' wheels were big wheels. Elvis Wheels
375 Elvis was used to the excitement of live performances, bu Elvis Wheels
379 In the opening of Elvis Presley's '68 television special, Elvis '68 Comeback Special
381 The centerpiece of Elvis' '68 television special was an i Elvis '68 Comeback Special
382 The climax of the comeback special was completely mesmeri Elvis '68 Comeback Special
385 In another nod to his fabled past, Elvis is seen in one s Elvis '68 Comeback Special
386 Elvis never strayed too far from his blues and gospel roo Elvis '68 Comeback Special
388 In one dazzling piece of TV magic during the '68 special, Elvis '68 Comeback Special
391 This is a scene from one of the big production numbers on Elvis '68 Comeback Special
396 Elvis worked hard on his '68 special, perhaps harder than Elvis '68 Comeback Special
397 In the longest production number of the '68 special, Elvi Elvis '68 Comeback Special
398 Elvis rehearsed, rehearsed, and then rehearsed some more Elvis '68 Comeback Special
401 In January of 1968, Colonel Tom Parker announced that Elv Elvis '68 Comeback Special
403 The heart of the '68 special had always been the live per Elvis '68 Comeback Special
404 During the "in concert" portion of Elvis' '68 special, he Elvis '68 Comeback Special
405 In the key sequence of his '68 television special, the Ki Elvis '68 Comeback Special
410 Take a good look at the picture on the front of this card Elvis '68 Comeback Special
425 Here is the King clad in a studded jumpsuit complete with Elvis S.R.O.
428 Elvis on stage was more than a concert, more than a perfo Elvis S.R.O.
432 Elvis set attendance records across the U.S. -- many of w Elvis S.R.O.
437 Elvis' early 70's concerts were often as notable for what Elvis S.R.O.
438 Here is Elvis in his "American Eagle" jumpsuit. From the Elvis S.R.O.
441 Another stunning testament to Elvis' popularity came in t Elvis S.R.O.
443 Elvis truly cared about every Las Vegas appearance. Each Elvis in Vegas
445 Elvis first appeared at the New Frontier Hotel in Las Veg Elvis in Vegas
447 The name on the guitar says Elvis Presley, but he was bil Elvis in Vegas
449 Elvis never was one to tell a string of jokes during his Elvis in Vegas
452 When Elvis stepped out from behind the curtain to perform Elvis in Vegas
454 An inscription at the Las Vegas Hilton reads: "Memories o Elvis in Vegas
457 Here's Elvis at a late 1972 press conference in the Las V Elvis Aloha Special
460 The first song Elvis performs in the Aloha from Hawaii sp Elvis Aloha Special
464 Elvis does it all on the Aloha from Hawaii special. There Elvis Aloha Special
467 Elvis' '68 Comeback Special centered around pared down pe Elvis Aloha Special
471 You could call this photo from the Aloha from Hawail spec Elvis Aloha Special
472 Elvis became interested in the martial arts while station
473 Early in his career, Elvis took off for some rest and rel
475 Make way for the King! Getting to or away from a performa
476 "His Master's Voice" Nipper the dog, cocking his ear and
478 Here's young Elvis, posing in a manner that suggests the
480 This is the famous gold lamé tuxedo that Colonel Parker o
483 Hot on the heels of his debut on the Ed Sullivan Show in
484 Elvis relaxed wherever, whenever and however he could. He
492 This is a photograph from one of the two recording sessio
495 Many people have heroes that they try to be like. Just th
498 Elvis loved to fool around in the studio. It was a great
503 On March 14 and 15, 1956, Elvis appeared for three live s
511 While on a two-week furlough from the U.S. Army in June o
514 Elvis never abandoned his deeply felt musical roots. His
520 On February 21, 1956, Elvis appeared at the Florida Theat
521 Here's Elvis warming up with The Jordanaires, prior to a
523 Despite the fact that Elvis was an international star, wi
525 Of the thousands of live shows and concerts Elvis did dur
528 This is Elvis in the studio during the recording session
530 How fitting that Elvis has been honored with his own U.S.
533 Elvis received countless awards during his long and disti
538 During the filming of his 1966 movie, Easy Come, Easy Go,
552 Elvis had a very special relationship with our 50th state
553 In December of 1960, an editorial in the Los Angeles Hera
554 Elvis was a true hero in the state of Hawaii. On March 25
555 Here is Elvis sitting on the edge of the stage at his 196
556 The convert that Elvis gave in Block Arena near Pearl Har
557 Colonel Parker's inspiration to have Elvis do a benefit c
571 Here's Elvis at the keyboard, rehearsing for one of his E
574 Elvis always made time for his legions of fans. Here we s
578 Elvis' love affair with Hawaii began before it even becam
586 Here is Elvis relaxing in the Presley family home at 1034
590 The date: June 9, 1972 - The time: 4:00 p.m. - The place:
592 The funniest moment at Elvis' New York City press confere
596 When Elvis' army days were finally behind him, it was tim
598 Governor Buford Ellington of Tennessee declared February
599 On November 20, 1955, Elvis signed his historic recording
603 Stars depend on their fans, and vice versa. It is, after
607 Elvis' talent and charisma were like fan magnets. It was
608 On Tuesday, March 8, 1960, three days after his discharge
609 Here is Elvis at the beginning of his career with a lifel
613 In February of 1970, Elvis flew to Houston, Texas for a s
617 We have become used to the frenzy and hysteria that accom
620 In March of 1960, Elvis finally came home to Graceland af
624 Every recording star is helped at the beginning of his or
627 This is a true case of life imitating art -- The Jordanai
631 The controversy surrounding Elvis in the early days was v
644 So you think Michael Jackson is the only music superstar
657 As soon as Elvis started making big money, he begain givi
"Special Offer" Pack Inserts
Life-Size Elvis Wall Poster (peach shirt)
Order Elvis Presley's '68 Comeback Special
Order This Limited Edition Elvis Watch! (purple band at top)
The Official Elvis Stamp Art as a Collectible Card!
CHASE CARDS
Top Ten Hits Cards (Dufex, 1:36 packs)
1 of 40 Are You Lonesome Tonight
3 of 40 Can't Help Falling in Love
5 of 40 Love Me Tender
8 of 40 Heartbreak Hotel
11 of 40 Little Sister
16 of 40 I Need Your Love Tonight
17 of 40 It's Now or Never
23 of 40 Too Much
27 of 40 (Now and Then There's) A Fool Such as I
32 of 40 I Want You, I Need You, I Love You
34 of 40 All Shook Up
38 of 40 Wear My Ring Around Your Neck
Limited Edition Gold & Platinum Records (1:Jumbo Pack)
This same list is repeated in the Elvis Series 2 checklist.
No. Title - Issue Date - Status
1 of 50 Elvis Presley - October, 1956 - Gold
2 of 50 Elvis - October, 1956 - Gold
3 of 50 Loving You - July, 1957 - Gold
4 of 50 Elvis, NBC TV Special - Noveber, 1968 - Gold
5 of 50 Elvis' Gold Records, Vol. 4 - February, 1968 - Gold
6 of 50 From Elvis in Memphis - June, 1969 - Gold
7 of 50 On Stage, February 1970 - June, 1970 - Gold
8 of 50 Elvis, That's the Way It Is - Decenber, 1970 - Gold
9 of 50 You'll Never Walk Alone - March, 1971 - Gold
10 of 50 Elvis Sings Burning Love and Hits From His Movies, Vol. 2 - November, 1972 - Gold
11 of 50 Elvis, A Legendary Performer, Vol. 1 - January, 1974 - Gold
12 of 50 Elvis, A Legendary Performer, Vol. 2 - January, 1976 - Gold
13 of 50 Elvis, A Legendary Performer, Vol. 3 - December, 1978 - Gold
14 of 50 Memories of Christmas - August, 1982 - Gold
15 of 50 The Number One Hits - June, 1987 - Gold
16 of 50 Elvis' Christmas Album - November, 1957 - Double Platinum
17 of 50 Elvis' Golden Records, Vol. 1 - April, 1958 - Quintuple Platinum
18 of 50 Elvis' Golden Records, Vol. 2 - December, 1959 - Platinum
19 of 50 Elvis' Golden Records, Vol. 3 - September, 1963 - Platinum
20 of 50 Worldwide 50 Gold Award Hits - August, 1970 - Platinum
21 of 50 Elvis' Christmas Album - November, 1970 - Platinum
22 of 50 Pure Gold - June, 1975 - Double Platinum
23 of 50 Moody Blue - July, 1977 - Double Platinum
24 of 50 Heartbreak Hotel & I Was the One - January, 1956 - Platinum
25 of 50 I Want You, I Need You, I Love You & My Baby Left Me - May, 1956 - Platinum
26 of 50 Hound Dog & Don't Be Cruel - October, 1956 - Triple Platinum
27 of 50 Love Me Tender & Any Way You Want Me - October, 1956 - Double Platinum
28 of 50 Too Much & Playing for Keeps - January, 1957 - Platinum
29 of 50 All Shook Up & That's When Your Heartaches Begin - March, 1957 - Double Platinum
30 of 50 Teddy Bear & Loving You - June, 1957 - Platinum
31 of 50 Jailhouse Rock & Treat Me Nice - September, 1957 - Double Platinum
32 of 50 Wear My Ring Around Your Neck & Doncha' Think It's Time - April, 1958 - Platinum
33 of 50 Hard Headed Woman & Don't Ask Me Why - June, 1958 - Platinum
34 of 50 Stuck On You & Fame and Fortune - March, 1960 - Platinum
35 of 50 Can't Help Falling In Love & Rock-a-Hula Baby - December, 1961 - Platinum
36 of 50 Return to Sender & Where Do You Come From - October, 1962 - Platinum
37 of 50 Big Hunk o' Love & My Wish Came True - July, 1959 - Gold
38 of 50 Surrender & Lonely Man - February, 1961 - Gold
39 of 50 (Marie's the Name) His Latest Flame & Little Sister - August, 1961 - Gold
40 of 50 She's Not You & Just Tell Her Jim Said Hello - July, 1962 - Gold
41 of 50 (You're the) Devil in Disguise & Please Don't Drag That String Around - June, 1963 - Gold
42 of 50 Kissin' Cousins & It Hurts Me - January, 1964 - Gold
43 of 50 Viva Las Vegas & What'd I Say - April, 1964 - Gold
44 of 50 Ain't That Loving You, Baby & Ask Me - September, 1964 - Gold
45 of 50 I'm Yours & Long Lonely Highway - August, 1965 - Gold
46 of 50 Blue Christmas & Santa Claus is Back in Town - November, 1957 - Gold
47 of 50 Frankie And Johnny & Please Don't Stop Loving Me - March, 1966 - Gold
48 of 50 If I Can Dream & Edge of Reality - November, 1968 - Gold
49 of 50 You Don't Have to Say You Love Me & Patch It Up - October, 1970 - Gold
50 of 50 My Way & America - November, 1977 - Gold
Wrapper Mail-In Offers
The Elvis Collection Checklist
The Quotable Elvis (25-card Set)
Elvis' Greatest Platinum and Gold Recordings (50-card set, no gold foil)
The Elvis Collection Album
Card Album
-- (binder)
Factory set (All 3 series, 660 cards + 1 gold-foil card)
-- The Elvis Collection (purple box with silhouette and signature)
Tribute Box (issued 1993)
The following cards are repeated in the Series 2 and Series 3 checklists.
-- (six Series 1 packs)
-- (seven Series 2 packs)
-- (seven Series 3 packs)
-- First Day Cover
-- (one 5"x7" Elvis the King card)
Elvis The King (5" x 7"; non-foil; 1 per Tribute Box)
#1 Elvis' First Movie "Love Me Tender"
#2 Elvis' First #1 Pop Single "Heartbreak Hotel"
#3 Elvis' First National TV Appearance "Stage Show"
#4 Elvis' First Gold Album "Elvis Presley"
#5 Elvis' First TV Special "Elvis (The '86 Special)"
Elvis The King Boxed Set (5" x 7"; foil; sold separately)
#1 Elvis' First Movie "Love Me Tender"
#2 Elvis' First #1 Pop Single "Heartbreak Hotel"
#3 Elvis' First National TV Appearance "Stage Show"
#4 Elvis' First Gold Album "Elvis Presley"
#5 Elvis' First TV Special "Elvis (The '86 Special)"
PROMO CARDS (All 3 Series)
1/10 Army Days
2/10 #1 Hits
3/10 '68 Comeback Special
4/10 Movies
5/10 Wheels
6/10 #1 Hits
7/10 '68 Comeback Special
8/10 Graceland Tour
9/10 Army Days
10/10 Movies
-- (4-up panel, 4/10, 7/10, 1/10, and 2/10)
-- (4-up panel, 3/10, 8/10, 6/10, and 5/10)
-- (Dufex promos, blank back)
-- (dealer window sticker)
-- Series One (poster, approximately 33" x 22")
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