38 ORIGINAL PHOTOGRAPHS NEGATIVES EXECUTION SAN QUENTIN 1962

ELIZABETH ANN DUNCAN LAST WOMAN EXECUTED BY CALIFORNIA

38 original photo negatives from San Francisco Examiner relating to the execution
of Elizabeth Ann Duncan, the last woman to be executed (so far)
by the state of California, August 8 1962.

Ms. Duncan was convicted of hiring two day laborers to murder the pregnant wife of her son, Frank. Frank, an attourney, represented Ms. Duncan along with attourney Arthur Warner.

These negatives are untouched, sitting in their original envelopes. Many images of attourney making fianl appeal, as Ms. Duncan's children Frank and Elinor wait for the end, plus quite a few of protesters outside prison walls, etc. All measure 2 1/2 by 2 1/4 inches. -Ultra Rare-

Group of protesters sit outside the post office infront of the gates of San Quentin

1500.00$ USD

1200.00$ USD

JACK KEVORKIAN – DR. DEATH COLLECTION

Press 00-324

25.00$ USD each.

February interview Michigan at age of 62

Press 00-365

25.00$ USD each.

Press 01-246

25.00$ USD each.

Press 01-234

25.00$ USD each.

Press 03-456

25.00$ USD each.

Press 04-458

25.00$ USD each.

Press 00-233

25.00$ USD each.

Press 00-122

25.00$ USD each.

Press 00-123

25.00$ USD each.

Press 00-126

25.00$ USD each.

Press 00-1200

25.00$ USD each.

Dr.Samel Sheppard-Wire press original photo

FFF-987

55.00$ USD

K-456

20.00$ USD

O-789

20.00$ USD

Dr. Samuel Shepard after the attack while fighting his wifes killer

S-200

120.00$ USD

Original David Berkowitz Wire Press photo

Son of Sam Interviewed 8 x 10

Press A-366

80.00$ USD

Albert DeSalvo Wire Press Photo 8 x 10

Press B-129

95.00$ USD

Press B-129A

75.00$ USD

Original Alcatraz Wire Press Photo of cell with artwork

Press C-002

40.00$ USD

Roman Polanski original united press international photo

Press P-003

50.00$ USD

Bobby BeauSoleil original press photo from 6/23/70

Robert Beausoleil, condemned murderer in the Gary Hinman case and former member of the Manson Family, boards a sheriff’S bus for the journey to San Quentin DeathRow UPI-TELEPHOTO

120.00$ USD

HERE IT IS ... THE IMAGE THAT LAUNCHED A MILLION
MAGAZINE COVERS, RECORD JACKETS AND TEE SHIRTS.
It’s an original 8x10” print on doubleweight matte finish photo
stock that once belonged to filmmaker Laurence Merrick. Anyone
familiar with Manson lore knows that Merrick was the director of
the 1973 Oscar nominated documentary “ Manson”, which featured
exclusive appearances and music by the loyal remaining Family
members after Charlie and several others were convicted of murder.
Merrick was the one who convinced the Family that he wanted to tell
their story and help them glorify their idol. He supplied the girls with
guns and knives and urged them to speak of bloody revolution to
make his film more compelling … but all the while he was also
courting prosecutor Vincent Bugliosi and law officials to get their
unbridled co-operation as well. When the Family members saw the
final result, they strongly resented the overt anti-Charlie tone of the
project and in a very short while Merrick was brutally murdered.
Police, of course, initially suspected the Family, but it was soon
learned that Laurence was actually slain by a disgruntled male
student with whom he had become involved while teaching a film
class in his spare time. This photo is from Merrick’s personal
reference photo collection and has his official credit stamp on the
rear (also pictured below ). A once-in-a–lifetime original image
that's ideal for framing up with a Manson letter or art piece.

Original Manson picture from the filmmaker Laurence Merrick collection and stamped on the back, this is the picture that gave birth to all the Manson pictures on the cover of the LIFE magazine. ULTRA RARE

1299.99$ USD

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