Jason Aldean photo courtesy of Broken Bow Records.

If you got the bucks, you can load up the truck with lots of country music memorabilia. Jason Aldean, Carrie Underwood and Montgomery Gentry are among a slew of artists who’ve contributed autographed merchandise to Women Rock For The Cure, a Nashville-based agency that raises money for breast cancer research and awareness.

Jason, Carrie and Montgomery Gentry each put their names on instruments with starting bids that range from $200-$500 at http://myworld.ebay.com/womenrockforthecure. Another guitar bearing signatures from the Oct. 2 Opry Goes Pink night has a $500 minimum. Artists who inked the PRS model include Lorrie Morgan, Terri Clark, Jo Dee Messina, Bill Anderson, Mindy Smith, Connie Smith, Little Jimmy Dickens, The Whites and Caitlin Lynn.

But that’s just a start. More items from the likes of Keith Urban and Little Big Town will be added in the coming days as Breast Cancer Awareness Month continues.

Other country-related auctions making news include:

• A Martin D-28 guitar that Country Music Hall of Famer Elvis Presley played during his final Las Vegas appearance sold for $106,200 last week, according to the Associated Press.
• A chunk of the King’s hair goes on sale in Chicago this Sunday, People magazine reported. The locks are purportedly remnants from the buzzcut he received when he was processed for boot camp with the U.S. Army in March 1958. Leslie Hindman Auctioneers are offering personal photos of Elvis, autographed Christmas cards from Elvis and Priscilla and record sleeves autographed by the singer for a longtime friend.
• Christie’s auction house in New York’s Rockefeller Plaza plans a Country Music Sale Dec. 3, according to CountryStandardTime.com. Items up for bid include the face plate from a Bill Monroe mandolin, Hank Thompson stage outfits and clothing and instruments formerly owned by Johnny Cash & June Carter and Roy Rogers & Dale Evans.