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Cool Elvis stuff. Not Costello or Stojko, but the king of rock and roll. Thangyouverymush.

This T-shirt shows narcotics officer Elvis, proud, ready to fight drug-related crime, and perhaps a little woozy. details

About the scariest single Elvis item we've seen. The costume face actually goes over your chest, and your head goes in the giant hair thing, which we assume has eye holes. details

These glasses and attached fake sideburns will make you look like... a despondent Dan Ackroyd? Don't let the card they're mounted on fool you. It's definitely an Elvis thing. details

If a tree fell at Graceland... they would cut it up and sell little pieces of it. And now you can own one! Framed, with a certificate of authenticity and photo of said fallen tree. details

"Mini-mega" sounds a bit contradictory to us (and what's the deal with jumbo shrimp?) but this is a nice reproduction of a very important historical document. Reproductions of tickets from other Elvis shows also available. details

Looks like it could be the original poster from Elvis's excellent third movie. At lower-left: Elvis gettin' down! details

Elvis posed for this as a gag when visiting the FBI, but it's still more intense than most real mugshots. details

Awww! How cute is that! Suitable for posing as other classic rockers of Elvis's time as well. details

This cardboard standup of Elvis in his gold suit has a motion-activated speaker that plays Elvis saying "Hi, this is Elvis Presley," "Well thanks for letting me talk to you," and of course, "Thank you very much." details

We're sure that this is all properly licensed with EPE, but it has the weird edge of Elvis folk art. Check out the intense stare of the Elvis on the right. At four feet by five feet, this could really work as a tapestry. details

This cardboard standup shows Elvis playing the excellent guitar he played in Spinout, in which "band singer/race driver Mike McCoy must choose between marrying a beautiful rich girl and driving her father's car in a prestigious race." If we had a cardboard standup of Jimmy Page with the same guitar, it would be shorter. details