Elvis Presley Commemorative Stamp First Day of Issue Collection

This is a framed philatelic display titled 'Elvis Presley Commemorative Collection,' which celebrates the release of the 1993 USPS Elvis postage stamps. The assembly is housed in a dark, possibly faux-marble or acrylic black frame with protective transparent overlays. It features two First Day Covers (FDC): the top left envelope commemorates Elvis's birthplace in Tupelo, Mississippi, postmarked January 8, 1993, and the bottom left envelope celebrates Graceland, postmarked in Memphis, Tennessee on the same date. Both covers feature the 29-cent 'Young Elvis' stamp. To the right, there is a block of four 29-cent stamps and a larger graphic card showcasing the stamp's design. A brass-colored plaque at the bottom right identifies the set as a 'Limited Edition Transit' collection. The materials include paper envelopes, adhesive stamps, and an acrylic or glass-protected mounting board. The condition appears fair, with visible dust or light surface scratches on the protective acrylic and some minor age-related yellowing or light foxing possible on the white paper envelopes. The craftsmanship is typical of commercial mass-produced memorabilia from the early 1990s, aimed at the collector's market following the massive public interest in the US Postal Service's 'Rock & Roll/Rhythm & Blues' series.