A Presley Speaks by Vester Presley Elvis' Uncle

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April 02, 2019

A Presley Speaks by Vester Presley as told to Deda Bonura. This book is by Elvis Presley's uncle, Vester Presley. It tells Elvis's story from a relative's perspective.

Published 1978 by Wimmer Brothers

Condition: book as new, binding tight, no missing pages. The presentation box has 3 corner splits on the top section and 1 on the bottom

£25 + p&p

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