Description:

This collectible phone card features a black and white photograph of Elvis Presley during the 1956 Memphis Tennessee Polio Drive charity event. Elvis is shown holding a microphone, capturing a moment from this important public appearance early in his career. The image highlights his youthful appearance as a singer and musician renowned as the "King of Rock and Roll."

The card includes text referencing "Elvis2," "King of Rock and Roll," and mentions American icons, Graceland, Hollywood, singers, musicians, actors, entertainment, famous people, celebrities, movie stars, and film stars. The image originates from the "Windows Of The Soul" Music CD specimen by AmeriVox, tying the collectible to a specific music release and charity event in Elvis’s early career.

Presented in a clean and simple layout, the front of the phone card visually honors Elvis Presley’s contributions to music and popular culture, offering a direct connection to a philanthropic event from 1956. This collectible is a tribute to his lasting legacy in entertainment history.

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