Elvis Presley 29¢ Commemorative - Indianapolis FDC

The cachet features a black-and-white line drawing depicting Elvis Presley in two scenes: a large portrait face on the left and a full-body performance pose on a stage with a cheering crowd below, set against a drive-in movie screen backdrop with a classic car and guitar visible. The word 'ELVIS' appears in the upper left of the cachet artwork. The stamp is the 29-cent USA Elvis Presley commemorative issue showing a colorful portrait of young Elvis in pink/purple tones holding a microphone, labeled 'Rock & Roll Singer 1935-1977.' The machine cancel reads 'INDIANAPOLIS IN 462 / 8 JAN 1993.' At the bottom of the envelope, printed text reads: 'Elvis and Elvis Presley are registered trademarks of Elvis Presley Enterprises, Inc. ©1992.'

This First Day Cover features a 29-cent Elvis Presley commemorative stamp (Scott 2721) with a black-and-white line art cachet depicting Elvis in two iconic scenes: a portrait with a guitar on the left and a full-body performance pose on a stage with a cheering crowd, drive-in movie screen, and classic car. The stamp showcases a colorful portrait of young Elvis in pink and purple tones, labeled 'ELVIS Rock & Roll Singer 1935-1977.' The cover is canceled with a machine postmark from Indianapolis, IN, dated January 8, 1993. The text at the bottom confirms the trademark ownership of Elvis Presley Enterprises, Inc., 1992.