Elvis Presley Lisa Marie Airplane Part on Wooden Plaque #2/100 W/COA - This wooden plaque features an original part from Elvis Presley's famous private passenger jet, the Lisa Marie. Elvis purchased the plane on April 18, 1975 and named it Lisa Marie after his daughter. He purchased the plane for $250,000 and spent over $800,000 having it customized to his specifications, including adding his personal TCB logo to the tail. Elvis used the jet for over 200 flights from November, 1975 through August, 1977. This plaque includes a component of the working air-conditioning unit that was on the plane during the time Elvis used it. The jet was sold by Elvis' father, Vernon, after his passing and eventually ended up back at Graceland. Only 100 of these plaques were made after the original air conditioning unit was acquired from the plane by Cornerstone Air. The plaque is numbered 2/100 and comes with a certificate of authenticity. Measurements: 10" x 8".