Elvis Presley Rare Original Photo Negative With Kang Rhee Karate Signed Letter COA

  
This rare photo negative featuring Elvis Presley's Karate history is a true gem for any collector who's a fan of his music and persona. With each negative he sent a signed letter, stating that these were original negatives. You get the hand signed letter, the COA that verifies the legitimatecy of the letter, the negative, and the negative slip/holder. All that is photographed is included.

ITEMS ARE CLEARER THAN THE PHOTOS I TOOK OF THEM. With a focus on his prowess in karate, the letter and negative showcases the King of Rock & Roll's athleticism and love for martial arts. The set is a must-have for any Elvis Presley fan who wants to own a piece of his legacy. Get your hands on this rare item today!

Karate Master Kang Rhee, who taught Elvis Presley martial arts, has died. Rhee trained in Kong Soo Do, Chang Mu Kwan, Kwon Bup, Kang Duk Won and Han Kuk Hap Ki Do in the 1950s and 60s. He started PaSaRyu Association in Memphis in 1966.

Countless Memphians learned the martial arts at Rhee's studio - including martial artist Bill "Superfoot" Wallace and Elvis Presley. Elvis was awarded the 8th degree black belt by Rhee in 1974. Elvis gave Rhee a custom deluxe Eldorado Cadillac. Rhee gave Elvis his karate nickname, Tiger.

Rhee produced an annual charity karate championship that benefitted St. Jude Children's Research Hospital. He was given the State of Tennessee Governor's Award in 1988, won numerous Certificates of Appreciation from the City of Memphis Mayor and was named the Tennessee Ambassador of Goodwill in 2001.