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A collection of documents relating to the appeal and pardon of Bonnie and Clyde gang member Floyd Hamilton. First document, signed by Lyndon B. John

A 1920 Wheat penny recovered from Dillinger’s pants after he was killed outside the Biograph Theatre on July 22, 1934. Penny is accompanied by a 1996

A black leather briefcase used by Dillinger and his crew in the robbery of the American Bank and Trust Company in Racine, Wisconsin, on November 20, 1

Unbelievably scarce vintage black ink signature, “John Dillinger,” on an off-white 4.5 x 2.5 album page. Archivally triple cloth-matted and framed wit

Complete original July 25, 1934, library edition issue of the Chicago Daily Tribune, 17.5 x 23.25, 28 pages. Banner headline announces, “Clear Up Dill

Complete original March 12, 1934, issue of The Marietta Daily Times, 17 x 23, 12 pages. Banner headline announces, “Second Dillinger Gangster Goes on

Four pages from the July 23, 1934, issue of The Star Journal, 16.5 x 22.5. Banner headline announces, “Kill John Dillinger at Chicago,” and features a

Complete original July 24, 1934, library edition issue of the Chicago Daily Tribune, 17.5 x 23.25, 30 pages. Banner headline announces, “Jealousy Set

Complete original July 23, 1934, library edition issue of the Chicago Daily Tribune, 17.5 x 23.25, 28 pages. Banner headline announces, “Kill Dillinge

Partial original July 23, 1934, issue of Chicago’s Daily Times, 12 x 16.5, 14 pages. Banner headline announces, “Dillinger Doomed by ‘Girl in Red,’” a

Six pages from the July 24, 1934, issue of Chicago’s Daily Times, 11.5 x 16.5. Banner headline announces, “Take Dillinger on His Last Ride,” and front

Enormous and unusual wanted poster-style post-mortem FBI identification photo, 20 x 23.75, featuring two different images of Dillinger, two images of

Two original vintage glossy press photos: one circa 1934 photo of Dillinger being escorted in police custody, 7 x 9, bearing news stamps and date stam

A glossy 7 x 9 wire photo, taken from an original 1934 image of Dillinger, dated on the reverse in pencil, “7-21-59.” In fine condition.

John Dillinger’s girlfriend for about six months in 1933–34, until she was arrested for harboring Dillinger in her St. Paul, Minnesota, apartment. She

Lester Gillis, pseudonym George Nelson, was given the nickname ‘Baby Face’ Nelson because of his small stature and youthful appearance. A notorious ki

Al Capone’s personally-owned scarf. Black silk scarf with a silver stripe measures 56 x 19 totally unfolded, with fringed ends and is embroidered at e

A 8 x 2.5 x 4 chunk of brick from the outside wall of Hayer’s Garage at 2122 North Clark St., Chicago, Illinois, the scene of the infamous St. Valenti

A truly unique and groundbreaking archive spanning Al Capone’s final years from 1939–1947 (his release from prison up until his death), originally bel

Typed deposition signed an unbelievable four times, "Alphonse Capone,” once on each page of a four-page transcript of Capone's interrogatio...