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Criminal Collection (page 5)

Background imageCriminal Collection: A criminal combine not confined to Chicago

A criminal combine not confined to Chicago. Illustration shows on the left, a theater manager is bribing an inspector during an inspection of fire prevention equipment

Background imageCriminal Collection: First mixed jury, 1921

First mixed jury, 1921
The first women jurors at the Central Criminal Court: a mixed jury waiting to be sworn in on 11th January 1921. 11th January 1921

Background imageCriminal Collection: Court and church of the castle and the criminal tribunal, Ko

Court and church of the castle and the criminal tribunal, Konigsberg, East Prussia, Germany (i.e. Kaliningrad, Russia). Date between ca. 1890 and ca. 1900

Background imageCriminal Collection: Metropolitan police dog handler training dog in field

Metropolitan police dog handler training dog in field
A Metropolitan Police dog handler training an Alsatian dog in a field. The handler is in civilian clothes, playing the role of a criminal, and has just fired a gun near the dogs head

Background imageCriminal Collection: Jacques Cl魥nt, assassin of King Henri III

Jacques Cl魥nt, assassin of King Henri III
The fanatical Dominican friar, Jacques ClÚ¡Ñnt, who with the encouragement of the Catholic League, stabbed and killed King Henri III, thus bringing to an end the ruling Valois dynasty of France

Background imageCriminal Collection: John Bellingham

John Bellingham, assassin of the British Prime Minister, Spencer Perceval, in the lobby of the House of Commons on 11th May 1812. Date: 1812

Background imageCriminal Collection: MacLeans assassination attempt on Queen Victoria

MacLeans assassination attempt on Queen Victoria
Roderick MacLean aims his pistol at Queen Victoria as she passes through Windsor in her carriage but is arrested and spends the rest of the days in Broadmoor Asylum. Date: 2nd March 1882

Background imageCriminal Collection: Trick Riders of the 16th and 5th British Lancers

Trick Riders of the 16th and 5th British Lancers. Two riders dressed as a criminal and a policeman act out a chase and in so doing leap over a row of orientals holding parasols

Background imageCriminal Collection: Tennis Illustrated - Comic Postcard - Our Advantage

Tennis Illustrated - Comic Postcard - Our Advantage A romantic liason between the local Bobby (Definitely off the Beat!) and a parlour maid

Background imageCriminal Collection: Elephants and sandwich boards - Jack Legs Diamond

Elephants and sandwich boards - Jack Legs Diamond
Elephants carrying sandwich boards to advertise the exhibition of the $20, 000 Killer Car ( Direct from New York ) of American Gangster and Bootlegger Jack Legs Diamond (1897-1931)

Background imageCriminal Collection: Policeman dragging away a criminal at Christmas

Policeman dragging away a criminal at Christmas
A Policeman dragging away a criminal at Christmas toward the Black Maria. His woebegone expresion is the perfect accompaniment to the caption

Background imageCriminal Collection: French highwaymen

French highwaymen
A group of French highwaymen take control of a passing carriage, blindfolding the victim and marching him away, with gun against his head. Date: 1899

Background imageCriminal Collection: Songs for a highwayman

Songs for a highwayman
Three songs sung by highwaymen: Hurrah for the Road, I ll ask the Sylph who round thee flies and Waving Greenwood Tree. All upbeat and merry, revelling in their life of crime. Date: 1845

Background imageCriminal Collection: Highwaymen at Kentish Town

Highwaymen at Kentish Town
Two women are robbed and bound by highwaymen in the fields near Kentish Town. Date: 19th Century

Background imageCriminal Collection: French gang of robbers

French gang of robbers
Two female members of a French gang of robbers, known as chauffeurs who spread terror across France during the last years of the 18th century. Date: 1790s

Background imageCriminal Collection: Frontispiece to Dodds Discourses

Frontispiece to Dodds Discourses
The frontispiece to a publication by William Dodd, an English forger and cleric. Date: 19th Century

Background imageCriminal Collection: Nina Lassave

Nina Lassave, beloved and alleged accomplice of Guiseppe Fieschi, would-be assassin of King Louis Philippe of France. Date: 1835

Background imageCriminal Collection: Outlaw in the American West

Outlaw in the American West
An outlaw in the American West shoots from up on a hill at travellers in the valley below. Date: 1888

Background imageCriminal Collection: Charles Price

Charles Price
The notorious swindler and bank-note forger, Charles Price, who committed suicide in 1786. Date: 18th Century

Background imageCriminal Collection: Renwick Williams: suggested protection from the monster

Renwick Williams: suggested protection from the monster
Renwick Williams, commonly called The Monster, assaulted and killed up to 60 women in the streets before his arrest in June 1790

Background imageCriminal Collection: French highwayman

French highwayman
A French highwayman surprises a passing coach and horse, shooting the driver a point blank range. Date: c. 1894

Background imageCriminal Collection: Highwaymen in Germany

Highwaymen in Germany
A carriage is attacked in the woods by a gang of highwaymen in Germany. Chaos ensues. Date: 13th Century

Background imageCriminal Collection: Stagecoach robbery by women bandits

Stagecoach robbery by women bandits
" Old Man Harverys six pretty and buxom daughters captured while holding up a stage coach near Salmon City, Idaho, by a Sheriffs posse". Date: 19th Century

Background imageCriminal Collection: Title page of Smiths History

Title page of Smiths History
Title page of Smiths The History of the Lives of the most Noted Highwaymen, Housebreakers, Shop-lifts and Cheats. Date: 1714

Background imageCriminal Collection: Pierre Simplin, the strangler

Pierre Simplin, the strangler
Pierre Simplon enters his victims room through the window; she is startled and afraid, as well she might be

Background imageCriminal Collection: A street riot on Giltspur Street, London

A street riot on Giltspur Street, London
Crowds attack the carriage in which Mr Sloane is riding as he travels to court, accused of horrendous cruelty to a servant girl

Background imageCriminal Collection: L Abbe de la Coste

L Abbe de la Coste
The French forger, L Abbe de la Coste, looks rather disgruntled, having been tied to a post, hands bound, a dog relieving itself on him

Background imageCriminal Collection: Bandits in Italy

Bandits in Italy
A group of Italian bandits accost an unsuspecting traveller, threatening him with their rifles and stealing anything of value. 19th Century

Background imageCriminal Collection: Bandits in Germany

Bandits in Germany
German bandits attack their victims, one thrown to the ground and one pinned against a tree, during the Thirty Years War. 1643

Background imageCriminal Collection: Bulgarian bandit

Bulgarian bandit
Portrait of a Pomak bandit, Yako, hanged at Sophia in June 1889. 1889

Background imageCriminal Collection: Vincenzo Cibolla

Vincenzo Cibolla
The Italian brigand, Vicenzo Cibolla who was eventually caught in 1861. 1860s

Background imageCriminal Collection: Heads of captured Greek bandits

Heads of captured Greek bandits
A gruesome engraving showing the severed heads of seven Greek captured bandits nailed to a wall. 1870s

Background imageCriminal Collection: German highwaymen

German highwaymen
A group of mounted highwaymen ride out from the woods to attack a passing convoy of wagons, presumably laden with things that the bandits might like to steal. 14th Century

Background imageCriminal Collection: The bandit, Antonio Gomez Rivera

The bandit, Antonio Gomez Rivera
Antonio Gomez Rivera, El Herrero (The Blacksmith), is flanked by two police officers following his capture in 1908. 1908

Background imageCriminal Collection: Harry Power, Australian bushranger is captured

Harry Power, Australian bushranger is captured
The Australian bushranger, Harry Power is captured by Superintendents, Nicholson and Hare. 19th Century

Background imageCriminal Collection: Chiavone

Chiavone
The Italian brigand, Chiavone, chief of the robbers. 19th Century

Background imageCriminal Collection: Male Quarters, Broadmoor Asylum, Berkshire

Male Quarters, Broadmoor Asylum, Berkshire
Exterior of blocks housing male patients at Broadmoor Asylum, Berkshire. The institution opened in 1863 as the Broadmoor Criminal Lunatic Asylum. Date: Date unknown

Background imageCriminal Collection: A Balkan mountain brigand

A Balkan mountain brigand, rifle in hand, sword in holster, uses his vantage point to search for unsuspecting victims. 1779

Background imageCriminal Collection: Ned Kelly kills Police Officer Lonigan

Ned Kelly kills Police Officer Lonigan
While the Kelly gang were in hiding, the police launched a mission to find them, setting up camp at Stringbark, near where they suspected the gang were staying

Background imageCriminal Collection: Italian bandits

Italian bandits
A family of Italian bandits including a very young child, hide out in a ruined building, hoping that the officers scouring the countryside below, don t discover them. 17th Century

Background imageCriminal Collection: George Sontag, American train robber

George Sontag, American train robber who was imprisoned in 1894, and pardoned in 1908. Date: 19th Century

Background imageCriminal Collection: Brothers rob a train at Rocky Cut

Brothers rob a train at Rocky Cut
Brothers rob a train on the Missouri Pacific Railway at Rocky Cut. 19th Century

Background imageCriminal Collection: A mother dedicates her infant son as a thief

A mother dedicates her infant son as a thief Date: 1910

Background imageCriminal Collection: Discovery of Captain Grant and his band

Discovery of Captain Grant and his band
Captain Grant and his gang of Irish freebooters are discovered by a group of officers whilst hiding in a cave 1816

Background imageCriminal Collection: TIburcio Vasquez

TIburcio Vasquez, Mexican bandit in California; he was hanged on 19th March 1875. Date: 19th Century

Background imageCriminal Collection: Charles J. Guiteau

Charles J. Guiteau, assassin of American President, James A. Garfield, on 2nd July 1881. 1881

Background imageCriminal Collection: Rosolino Pilo

Rosolino Pilo
The Sicilian mafia bandit, Rosolino Pilo. 19th Century

Background imageCriminal Collection: Russian brigands

Russian brigands
A group of Russian brigands attack Luganski Monastry to steal precious icons. They retire after killing four people and losing four of their own men too. 1909



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