Guitar

The word "guitar" comes from the Spanish "guittara," which comes from the Arabic "qitar," which comes from the Greek "kithara." It's easy to see that this musical instrument has been around for a long time and in many different cultures. Typically having six strings, variations have as few as four and as many as twelve strings. Elvis Presley, Frank Zappa, Bruce Springsteen, and Bob Dylan are a few of the many musicians who have kept the guitar in the forefront of entertainment. Today's virtual guitars make it possible for anyone to learn how to play, whether you own a real guitar or not.

Frank Sinatra

Ol' Blue Eyes, The Chairman of the Board, The Voice--all were nicknames of Francis Albert Sinatra, one of Hollywood's greatest acting and singing legends. His reign in the entertainment industry--particularly in Las Vegas--endured for decades, and his autographs, recordings, and photos are highly sought after by collectors and fans alike. Vintage movie posters and magazine covers are not only great memorabilia for Sinatra fans, they capture the charisma of Sinatra the Legend and tell the story of Sinatra the man.