Fingerprints

[colonel snow]

22 october 1970 - police fingerprints for weapon license


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[JEFF d]

that is cool, it would make a neat poster for my man cave!

[ForeverElvis]

Interesting.
Look at his listed weight in Oct 1970; 160 lbs.
he’d gain about 100 lbs in 7 years.

[elvis-fan]

You don't see his signature with the "A" initial in it very often...

[elvis-fan]

Interesting.
Look at his listed weight in Oct 1970; 160 lbs.
he’d gain about 100 lbs in 7 years.

[colonel snow]

1 december 1970 - buying gun Walther P 38


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[colonel snow]

30 november 1970 - Elvis bought a Titan pistol.


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[colonel snow]

Personal fire arms record book – with Smith & Wesson gun


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[colonel snow]

Gun belt to carry his Smith & Wesson .357 with empty teargas canister.


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[colonel snow]

Purchases on 01-01-71 / 04-05-71 / 07-05-71 / 28-11-71 at gun shop according to the record book.



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[drjohncarpenter]

Interesting.
Look at his listed weight in Oct 1970; 160 lbs.
he’d gain about 100 lbs in 7 years.

He wasn't overweight in October 1970, but he wasn't 160 pounds, either. The information was copied from an official document like a driver's license.

Also, he didn't "gain about 100 lbs in 7 years."

[drjohncarpenter]

You don't see his signature with the "A" initial in it very often...

The form does request "SIGNATURE FULL NAME" for the signature line.

You sometimes see the middle initial on some of his credit cards.

[ForeverElvis]

Interesting.
Look at his listed weight in Oct 1970; 160 lbs.
he’d gain about 100 lbs in 7 years.

He wasn't overweight in October 1970, but he wasn't 160 pounds, either. The information was copied from an official document like a driver's license.

Also, he didn't "gain about 100 lbs in 7 years."

I don’t remember off the top of my head for sure but I think, at his death, he weighed around 260. If he was somewhere between 190- 200 lbs in Oct 1970 he gained 60-70 lbs in 6.5 years.
That’s a lot.

[drjohncarpenter]

I don’t remember off the top of my head for sure but I think, at his death, he weighed around 260. If he was somewhere between 190- 200 lbs in Oct 1970 he gained 60-70 lbs in 6.5 years.
That’s a lot.

He didn't.

But feel free to keep typing what you "remember off the top of your head."

[ForeverElvis]

I don’t remember off the top of my head for sure but I think, at his death, he weighed around 260. If he was somewhere between 190- 200 lbs in Oct 1970 he gained 60-70 lbs in 6.5 years.
That’s a lot.

He didn't.

But feel free to keep typing what you "remember off the top of your head."

How much did he weigh in June-Aug 1977? In Oct 1970? Total gain was?

[jan 1]

I don’t remember off the top of my head for sure but I think, at his death, he weighed around 260. If he was somewhere between 190- 200 lbs in Oct 1970 he gained 60-70 lbs in 6.5 years.
That’s a lot.

He didn't.

But feel free to keep typing what you "remember off the top of your head."

[/quote] He didn't.

[/quote] But feel free to keep typing what you "remember off the top of your head."
That's the funniest remark I've heard in ages!

[drjohncarpenter]

He didn't.

But feel free to keep typing what you "remember off the top of your head."

How much did he weigh in June-Aug 1977? In Oct 1970? Total gain was?

I will be blunt here.

Who gives a sh'it?

You don't need to drag this subject off-topic any further.

[Paul Allen]

Interesting.
Look at his listed weight in Oct 1970; 160 lbs.
he’d gain about 100 lbs in 7 years.

And wasn't his official height listed as 6 feet tall when he joined the military in 1958?

Wow... he grew an inch from 1958 to 1970!

[Stevenson]

To me, it's more intersting how Elvis viewed himself back then - regarding taking medicaments:

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What's your take on that?

[Rob]

Did anyone notice that his last name is spelled incorrectly on the firearms transaction record sheet?

[JEFF d]

i did Rob

[drjohncarpenter]

Did anyone notice that his last name is spelled incorrectly on the firearms transaction record sheet?

Don't think it's misspelled. In that doc he filled out most of it, and looks like he did it in a hurry (boring red tape). The second 'e' is mushed into the 'y' and I'm sure having to print this stuff out was irritating. He was a man in a hurry to get his 9mm Walther "James Bond" type handgun.

[ForeverElvis]

He didn't.

But feel free to keep typing what you "remember off the top of your head."

How much did he weigh in June-Aug 1977? In Oct 1970? Total gain was?

I will be blunt here.

Who gives a sh'it?

You don't need to drag this subject off-topic any further.

It’s not off topic.
I noted his weight on the documents posted and made an observations based on what I remember the coroner’s paperwork saying.

And really, your not being blunt, you’re being rude. Which I’ve not been.

[Rob]

Did anyone notice that his last name is spelled incorrectly on the firearms transaction record sheet?

Don't think it's misspelled. In that doc he filled out most of it, and looks like he did it in a hurry (boring red tape). The second 'e' is mushed into the 'y' and I'm sure having to print this stuff out was irritating. He was a man in a hurry to get his 9mm Walther "James Bond" type handgun.

If he filled that out himself, that's the neatest handwriting of his I've ever seen.

[drjohncarpenter]

Did anyone notice that his last name is spelled incorrectly on the firearms transaction record sheet?

Don't think it's misspelled. In that doc he filled out most of it, and looks like he did it in a hurry (boring red tape). The second 'e' is mushed into the 'y' and I'm sure having to print this stuff out was irritating. He was a man in a hurry to get his 9mm Walther "James Bond" type handgun.

If he filled that out himself, that's the neatest handwriting of his I've ever seen.

That's his printing, not handwriting, silly.

Elvis' cursive work was decent, though. Just check those army letters to Anita Wood and Alan Fortas.

He was in less of a hurry, I think.