RR Auction's Rare Manuscript, Document and Autograph Auction

Original rectangular brick from the north wall from the garage on 2122 N. Clark Street, in Chicago, the scene of the St. Valentine’s Day Massacre. Uni

Singular limited edition display consisting of a large swatch of floral print wallpaper from Capone’s offices at Chicago’s Lexington Hotel, as well as

Three fixtures taken from the Lexington Hotel in Chicago: a single bulb light fixture, a two-pronged duel outlet cover, and a door lock (non-functioni

Five .38 caliber S & W cartridges found in Chicago’s Lexington Hotel. Rounds are housed in a 2 x 2 square box and were found on top of a steel b...

Two bullets and shell casings fired from the ‘Tommy’ guns used in the St. Valentine’s Day Massacre. The two .45 ACP rounds were fired in 2008 by the Q

Three comics featuring Capone, 6 x 6 , each clipped from a newspaper and dated 1931 in pencil on the reverse. In overall fine condition.

A circular buzzer button measuring 2.5? in diameter with a wooden outer covering, originating from Chicago’s Lexington Hotel. In fine condition. The L

Uncommon partial DS, two pages, 8 x 12.5, April 15, 1929. The first and last pages of an 82-page coroner’s third inquest of the seven victims of the S

Porcelain and metal light fixture from Chicago’s Lexington Hotel. Single bulb fixture measures 3.25? tall with a decorative floral base. In very good

Original portion of the February 9, 1936, graphic section of the Chicago Sunday Tribune, 18 x 23.75, 8 pages. Banner headline announces, “Capone’s Dec