Collector Grade autographed, signed memorabilia — PSA/DNA & JSA certified This original 1958 Paramount contract for G.I. Blues is double-signed by Elvis Presley and executed October 28, 1958 while he served in the U.S. Army, setting up his Hollywood return and the 1960 hit produced by Hal B. Wallis. Known as the King of Rock and Roll, Presley is one of the best‑selling solo artists ever, earned three Grammy Awards and the 1971 Grammy Lifetime Achievement Award, and reshaped music and film. G.I. Blues launched his post‑Army movie run and delivered major success at the box office and on the charts.
Collector's Highlights:
Musician: Elvis Presley
Item: Original 2x-signed 1958 G.I. Blues film contract (Paramount). Page 1 bears signatures of Elvis Presley, producer Hal B. Wallis, executive Joseph H. Hazen, and manager Colonel Tom Parker; Page 2 features a second Elvis signature alongside Wallis and Hazen. Includes rare studio financial spreadsheets and internal production documents. Contract terms: $125,000 salary paid in eight weekly installments of $15,625; $50,000 expense allowance paid in eight weekly disbursements of $6,250; plus 7.5% of gross receipts after costs. Paper shows light toning, surface creasing, soft corner folds, and minor edge wear with strong overall presentation.
Authentication: Full Letters of Authenticity from PSA/DNA and James Spence Authentication (JSA)
With full PSA/DNA and JSA letters, the signatures and documents are verified authentic, giving buyers confidence in the history and long-term value of this centerpiece Elvis collectible.
