A wanted ad for the murderer of Samuel Miles, an Englishman living in New Hampshire in 1886. $500 reward for the man who nearly decapitated Miles and stole his horse and buggy. Nova Scotia ArchivesAn 1863 Wanted sign for escaped officers General Morgan and Captains Bennett, Taylor, Hains, and Magee who escaped from the Ohio Penitentiary. RankerJohn Wilkes Booth Wanted Poster (1865). RankerPinkerton’s National Detective Agency wanted poster for William F. Reilly who forged checks worth $15,000. Nova Scotia ArchivesReward for the arrest of train robbers Frank and Jesse James proclaimed by the Governor of Missouri. The State Historical Society of MissouriWanted ad for $250 reward for the arrest of William Murry and Ada Shreve who stole $5,800 in gold certificates, 1873. Nova Scotia ArchivesWanted Ad for Albert Kleist, a Prussian accused of Grand Larceny, described as having a swaggering stride Nova Scotia ArchivesWanted poster for the forger Alexander Cohen of Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Date Unknown. Nova Scotia Archives1873 Wanted poster for N. Appleton Shute. A $5,000 reward for embezzling a large amount of bonds, and money from the bank he worked at. Nova Scotia Archives$100 Reward for a runaway slave from Richards’ Ferry, Virginia, year unknown. Ranker.Newspaper broadsheet referring to Jack the Ripper as Leather Apron 1888. WikipediaAl Capone’s blank criminal record sheet. PinterestWanted poster for the Dillinger Gang, Depression-era bank robbers led by John Dillinger and included other famous gangsters of the period, such as Baby Face Nelson.[1] The gang was noted for a successful string of bank robberies, using modern tools and tactics, in the Midwestern United States from September 1933 to July 1934. WikipediaWanted Poster for D.B. Cooper who Hijacking a Boeing 727 on November 24, 1971, and parachuting from the plane mid-flight; has never been identified or captured. WikipediaWanted Poster for James Earl Ray, the man who killed Martin Luther King Jr.Wanted poster for Pablo Escobar. Redbubble
