Collecting Elvis

Super collector Larry Moss talks about how he acquired Elvis's American eagle Belt and Cape. Filmed and edited by Andy Dumas. From The Vaults: A new series of short videos that tell the stories behind Elvis’s wardrobe and stage wear. Over the years thousands of hours of footage was shot in The United States and Canada. Some of this footage was used in the documentary 'Fit For A King'. We open the vaults for a look at unreleased interviews and stories.
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[@lindaplantlinda2384]

Lovely stories!

[@user-um5cl8xi9e]

Daniel thanks ❤.

[@wesmcgee1648]

Elvis paid about 3300 dollars for each of the two Aloha suits. The few remaining of his jumpsuits in private collections start at 350,000 dollars.

[@pilartena4648]

Elvis era fantàstic, tot lo q va ser d'ell, es meravellós. 🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️
Elvis per sempre

[@marquinhosmani]

Amazing 🙏🙏🙏

[@philpotts3893]

Thanks..often wondered about the cape and belt recipient.

[@gracieg7601]

I thought that was bsvk at Graceland now.

[@leodaviddesouza1494]

He had about three/four capes and belts made, because he wore the Eagle suit so much. The cape he used in the “Aloha” special is back at Graceland, but the belt that he wore and threw out into the crowd has yet to turn up.

[@annamariafacchiano1688]

What was the average weight of Elvis' jumpsuits?