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Here are a few of the official Liberace souvenirs of the 1950s

Here's an early souvenir from 1958.
A pocket sized snap of the great pianist himself,
with his famous signature and piano illustration.

Here is my collection of Liberace signature piano boxes. In four colors; brown, white, transparent gold with glitter, and the newest addition to the collection, transparent red with glitter. These were sold at concerts and occasionally Liberace personally gave them out to members of the audience. I have the original boxes for three of them. (I paid a ridiculous amount for that red one, Aye Lordy!)

Now isn't this a stylish accessory? A very snappy "Official" Liberace charm bracelet. And that's a real b&w photo of Liberace in the center.

These must have come in real handy during those sentimental numbers. The "Official" Liberace and George Liberace handkerchiefs. Embroidered by hand in some third world country no doubt.
I think it was nice they made one for George.

Here are a few "Smoking related" souvenir items from the 50s & 60s. Now that we know Liberace "Smoked Like A chimney," it all makes sense!

White piano shaped ashtray with gold accents and iridescent glaze.

Another early ashtray - very "Fab-Fifties" don't you think?

This is a very nifty item. An automatic cigarette dispenser. Push on the keyboard and a fresh ciggie pops up. Very clever. I was told this one was a gift from George to Liberace, but then my Grandmother had a chair George Washington once sat in.

BACK TO THE 1953

	Here are a few of the official Liberace souvenirs of the 1950s
	Here's an early souvenir from 1958. A pocket sized snap of the great pianist himself, with his famous signature and piano illustration.

	Here is my collection of Liberace signature piano boxes. In four colors; brown, white, transparent gold with glitter, and the newest addition to the collection, transparent red with glitter. These were sold at concerts and occasionally Liberace personally gave them out to members of the audience. I have the original boxes for three of them. (I paid a ridiculous amount for that red one, Aye Lordy!)

	Now isn't this a stylish accessory? A very snappy "Official" Liberace charm bracelet. And that's a real b&w photo of Liberace in the center.

	These must have come in real handy during those sentimental numbers. The "Official" Liberace and George Liberace handkerchiefs. Embroidered by hand in some third world country no doubt. I think it was nice they made one for George.
	Here are a few "Smoking related" souvenir items from the 50s & 60s. Now that we know Liberace "Smoked Like A chimney," it all makes sense!
	White piano shaped ashtray with gold accents and iridescent glaze. Another early ashtray - very "Fab-Fifties" don't you think? This is a very nifty item. An automatic cigarette dispenser. Push on the keyboard and a fresh ciggie pops up. Very clever. I was told this one was a gift from George to Liberace, but then my Grandmother had a chair George Washington once sat in.
	BACK TO THE 1953