If you study photographs of Elvis pre-1958, and you'll notice he has a wart on the back of his right wrist. Subsequent pictures clearly show the wart is gone. Elvis had it removed by his personal doctor, who then popped it in a test tube of formaldehyde and kept it for three decades.
The warts now has pride of place in Mabes museum, where it remains one of her most popular exhibits.
The wart is still in its original container, but the tube is popped up on a bed of red silk in an old cigar box.
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