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Kingpin of the Jewish mob in New York, widely believed to have had a hand in fixing the 1919 World Series (1882–1928). Original vintage glossy 10 x 8

New York mobster (born Arthur Flegenheimer in 1901) involved in bootlegging and the numbers racket; he was assassinated by the Mafia in 1935. Original

Chicago Outfit courier famous for being the girlfriend of Bugsy Siegel (1916–1966). Original vintage glossy 8 x 10 photo of Hill locked out of her hom

Master bank robber (1901–1980) nicknamed ‘The Actor’ for his success in eluding capture through the use of disguises and odd mannerisms. Original glos

The first Mafia member to publicly acknowledge its existence (1903–1971). Nine original vintage glossy press photos related to Valachi, most approxima

Black Hand was a method of extortion that involved sending a letter to the victim, usually threatening severe harm unless a certain amount of money wa

New York mobster (1902–1971) influential in the rise of the modern Cosa Nostra. Original glossy 5.5 x 3.25 mug shot photo of Adonis, filled out with a

A clipped newspaper article describes a bold undercover operation by Canevari during which he “presented himself as a member of Al Capone’s gang and e

Notorious Irish-American mob hitman (1908–1932) who had been recruited to assassinate Lucky Luciano in a plot foiled by a tip-off. Coll was assassinat

Notorious Irish-American mob hitman (1908–1932) who had been recruited to assassinate Lucky Luciano in a plot foiled by a tip-off. Coll was assassinat

Collection of approximately 28 original mug shot-style photos, ranging in size from 1.5 x 2.5 to 7.5 x 3.75, featuring various wanted criminals, most

New York Mafia boss (1897–1962) instrumental in the development of organized crime in the US; he was responsible for splitting the Mafia into five dif

NYPD police information bulletin, dated May 6, 1938, 4.5 x 7.5, 14 pages, featuring mug shots and descriptions of wanted criminals from throughout the

Head of the Mafia hit squad Murder, Inc., during the 1930s (1897–1944). Original glossy 4.5 x 3.25 mug shot photo of Buchalter, bearing an inherent ca

Siegel was one of the most influential figures in the history of organized crime, and married Esta Krakower in 1929. Handwritten note, one page on an

NYPD list of automobile licenses, one page, 8 x 10.5, no date. List of licenses “found in apartment of Benjamin Schnieder,” including “3C8172 N. Y. Li

The ‘enforcement arm’ of the mob responsible for between 400 and 1000 contract killings, headed by Lansky and Buchalter. Original New York Police Depa

Bootlegger-turned-informant who fled to St. Paul, Minnesota, and disguised his identity to avoid the pursuing New York Mafia; his plot failed, and Luc

Seven wanted posters issued throughout the 1930s, ranging in size from 8 x 8 to 8.25 x 11, featuring images, descriptions, and fingerprints of the wan

New York mobster (born Arthur Flegenheimer in 1901) involved in bootlegging and the numbers racket; he was assassinated by the Mafia in 1935. Typed de