PRESLEY, Elvis (1935-1977). The Notorious Original Press Photo of Elvis in His Casket, “The Last Picture.” [Florida: National Enquirer, 1977]. Black-and-white photo of Elvis lying in his casket, rumored to be taken secretly by one of his step-brothers and sold to the National Enquirer. Approximately 194 x 250 mm. Editorial marks on the photo, photo with numerous creases and edgewear, numerous editorial markings, inkstamps, stickers and an affixed caption on verso. Offered with the September 6, 1977 issue of National Enquirer with this as the cover image (toned, lightly worn). Although the photographer is unknown, it is rumored that it was sold to the National Enquirer for $150,000. Some text from the front page: “Elvis The Untold Story / … The Last Picture / A peaceful-looking Elvis Presley lies at rest in a copper coffin in the music room of Graceland, his Memphis, Tenn., mansion. The legendary singer was dressed in a plain white suit, a blue shirt, and silver tie.”