The offered large black “ribbon menu” was used for Elvis Presley concerts at The International Hotel in Las Vegas during August 1969. The menu is an imposing presentation with its black cover, ribbon accent and color image of Elvis visible though a die-cut hole in the front cover. It displays several options for meal items, an extensive wine list and prices for each item. This style of menu, with the image of the star visible through the die-cut, was employed for several of the early acts playing the new hotel, including Ann-Margret. These Elvis versions are becoming exceedingly hard to find in good condition. The menu measures 8 1/2 by 17 inches and presents with moderate wear and some scuffing and a small stain on the interior.