1933 FBI Machine Gun Kelly Wife Wanted Poster

Description: Item/Description: Authentic Depression-era federal wanted flyer, Identification Order No. 1207, issued on August 29, 1933, by the Division of Investigation, U.S. Department of Justice under Director J. Edgar Hoover. The document targets Kathryn Thorne Kelly, the wife and criminal strategist behind gangster George "Machine Gun" Kelly, following her federal indictment for the high-profile kidnapping of Oklahoma oil tycoon Charles F. Urschel. The front display includes her ten complete fingerprint impressions, a comprehensive physical profile, aliases, family associations, and twin mugshot portraits. It is accented by handwritten law enforcement ink notations reading "apprehended 9/26/33 at Memphis Tenn." and referencing her status as "Machine Gun Kelly's Wife." (FBI Criminal Wanted Poster, Fugitive Flyer) Material: Paper Dimensions: Height: 8"; Width: 8" Condition: Signs of age, use, and wear include minor uniform paper toning, light corner creasing, and faint handling smudges. Age: 1933 Provenance: Private Estate Shipping: $10 Standard (within Continental US) provided In-House. Shipping method is determined by item size, type, fragility and specific characteristics. Shipping and handling costs are calculated based on average carrier rates, delivery distance and packing complexity. PLEASE NOTE: All orders over $500 will require shipping insurance to be paid by the buyer. A fee of $1.50 per $100 of coverage will be added to your shipping and handling cost(s). International Bidders: Please email admin@taurusauctions.com for a shipping quote to your country. Condition Reports: Please see all photos and read entire description before requesting condition reports. Please contact us before bidding if you require additional photos or have any questions regarding condition. Email admin@taurusauctions.com for all condition reports. See all Terms and Conditions prior to bidding. 701 Buyers premium: 23%

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