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You can't step on these blue suede shoes; they'll be on our tree! Features "Elvis" in gold letter and silver medallions across each shoe. Resin. (3 ¼").

This resin ornament is inspired by the embroidered version of Elvis' famous eagle jumpsuit that was worn during shows in in 1974. (4¾").

This adorable 5 ½" ornament looks just like Elvis' Gibson guitar and comes with its own faux-leather case that includes The King's registered signature.

This LED ornament lights up Elvis' name using a push button on the back. Measures 3" x 2" x 0.5".

This set of three 4.25" tall Elvis Christmas ornaments are hand crafted and depict the King of Rock N Roll in three of his iconic jumpsuits.

Liven up your tree with this resin ornament of Elvis in his colorful Mexican sundial jumpsuit. (4.88").

Handcrafted plastic composite. Plays a selection from "Can't Help Falling in Love." Battery-Operated (Batteries Included). (2.85" x 5.25" x 2.50").

Evoke the spirit of Elvis with this illuminated tree topper. 10 lights highlight the image of Elvis in his famous gold lamé suit. 5’ lead wire and 4 spare bulbs included. (12”).

Elvis Musical Albums Ornaments (Set of 2)

2 CDs + 1 DVD. Elvis Presley's ONLY NYC concert appearances now in a 3-disc DELUXE set! 48-page booklet features brand new essays by Lenny Kaye, historic articles & clippings, and many rare & some previously UNSEEN photos. Includes unique George Kalinsky photos + rare shots by DAGMAR. Elvis performs four sold out shows on June 9, 10 & 11, 1972 at Madison Square Garden – the first artist to sell out 4 consecutive MSG shows! RCA recorded both June 10th shows in preparation for releasing a live album just eight days after Elvis departs New York. The album was eventually drawn from his 8:30 p.m. performance and was titled "Elvis As Recorded Live at Madison Square Garden" Elvis' engagement at MSG marked the first time Elvis performed in front of a live audience in New York since appearances in 1956 and 1957 on the Dorsey Brothers, Steven Allen and Ed Sullivan shows. The MSG box office success from Elvis' appearance is further proof that the public had long awaited his return to New York - a fourth show was added on Sunday, June 11, due to the first three shows instantly selling out. John Lennon, George Harrison, Bob Dylan, David Bowie, Paul Simon and Art Garfunkel were all in attendance. "Like A Prince From Another Planet" was an NY Times headline following the show