Elvis Presley® Western Tribute Revolver

He was the most celebrated entertainer of the 20th century, an enduring American icon whose impact on popular culture is beyond measure.  Today, Elvis' music and spirit lives in the hearts of millions of fans and his face and voice are instantly recognized by fans around the world.  Even his name has a legendary and celebrated status - Elvis^®.

At the height of his fame, Elvis Presley remained a down-to-earth person, with a strong sense of his roots and a deep affection for the fans who called him "the King of Rock 'n' Roll^®."  And like the rest of us, he had heroes of his own.  He was a great admirer of America's courageous law enforcement officers, forming friendships with federal, state and local peacekeepers in his travels around the country.  Over time, Elvis acquired an impressive assortment of badges and was an enthusiastic collector of fine firearms.

Now, America Remembers is pleased to announce the Elvis Presley^® Western Tribute Revolver.  For the Tribute, we selected the Single Action Revolver, a classic firearm from the days of the Old West.  Each working revolver now available in this edition is produced for us by the master craftsmen of A. Uberti, who have expertly created this classic firearm just as they have created so many of the western classics since 1959, and have established themselves as the premier maker of historical firearms recreations.  The Old West was an era that fascinated Elvis and one that served as a setting for some of his most memorable films.

This striking Tribute is decorated in spectacular 24-karat gold, with magnificent images of Elvis dressed Western-style; looking - as always - like a million bucks.  Each Tribute revolver is decorated by America's most talented craftsmen under an exclusive commission from America Remembers, and the entire project has been carried out with the cooperation and approval of Elvis Presley Enterprises, Inc.
 

The recoil shield features a handsome portrait of Elvis.  Elvis' signature appears on the backstrap, along with a guitar and the Gates to Graceland^®, Elvis' beloved home in Memphis.  With his cowboy attire, Elvis cuts the dashing figure of a Western hero.