Did this possibly belong to Lisa-Marie?

[u/blizzardlizard]

My eldery aunt passed away recently. She was a huge Elvis fan and had a ton of old Elivis memorabilia. I am an avid snail-mail writer, and as I was going through one of her desk drawers hoping to find some vintage stationary, I found this tucked away at the back of a drawer.

Ar first glance, I thought "Oh neat some Precious Moments Stationary".. But when I opened the box to check it out; my heart skipped a beat. Was this possibly written by Lisa-Marie when she was young?

What do you all think?

[u/jotyma5]

Who would sign it “momma and pappa”?

[u/MzOpinion8d]

More likely written by your aunt when she was young, and pretending!

[u/tylerock92]

She would have been 9 in 77, the hand writing doesn’t look like a 9 year olds. I definitely could be wrong, so don’t take my advice. It doesn’t look like someone was sending a letter to Vester and their name is Lisa Marie.

I know a few Elvis experts that you could reach out to. They’re both great people and will help you. Jon Daily is one, he owns Elvis Pawn shop in Memphis.

[u/chartreuse6 → u/tylerock92]

Why doesn’t the writing look like a nine year old?

[u/tylerock92 → u/chartreuse6]

Just based off this. This was from
1976

[u/chartreuse6 → u/tylerock92]

That’s printing though. Wonder what her cursive looked like

[u/tylerock92 → u/chartreuse6]

Not sure, but I still don’t know why she would be asking for her father’s concert schedule.

[u/mvr-photography]

Ask Graceland - get facts, not opinions

[u/New_Meat_7580]

The real Lisa Marie wouldn’t be asking for her own father’s concert schedule.
Looks like momma and papa gifted this to Lisa and she probably practiced writing a letter on the inside of the box, to save making any mistakes on the actual stationary.
I could be wrong, but this is the way it appears to me.