Elvis Presley Horns From Set of "Tickle Me" Gifted to Priscilla's Father from Elvis W/Letter of Authenticity From Priscilla Presley - These horns were gifted to Priscilla Presley's father (Elvis's father-in-law). One day Priscilla's father mentioned that he would like to go visit a movie set because he had never seen one before, so Priscilla made arrangements to take her father to the set of "Tickle Me." Her father immediately grew to admire these magnificent horns. After the movie wrapped production a large package showed up at Priscilla's parent's home, which contained the horns from the set of the film. These horns have hung in her parent's home until now, and have never been offered for auction as they have remained a part of the family's estate. John Travolta used to visit Priscilla's parents while he would take his infant son on a stroll and he would always visit with Priscilla's father in their home. It was shared that he always admired these horns and had never seen any this big before. The horns will come with a letter of authenticity from Priscilla Presley, as she has offered to authenticate them for our winning bidder. The horns measure a massive 82" in length x 10" in circumference in the center. The horns can be seen in the beginning of the film hanging on the wall of the saloon where Elvis performs the first song shortly before fighting with a customer who attacks him. Elvis won a 1966 Golden Laurel Award as best male actor in a musical film for his role. The film was the only Presley film released by Allied Artists Pictures, and it saved the studio from bankruptcy earning $5 million at the box office. Please see reference photos.