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Photograph of Stewart W. Philips

Photograph of Stewart W. Philips

This item is the prison photograph, also known as the "mug shot," of Leavenworth inmate Stewart W. Philips, register number 12271. The photograph is divided into two parts. One side captures the inmate's right ... More

Mug Shot Photograph of Frank Grigware, Leavenworth inmate

Mug Shot Photograph of Frank Grigware, Leavenworth inmate

This item is the prison photograph, also known as the "mug shot," of Leavenworth inmate Frank Grigware register number 6768. The photograph is divided into two parts. One side captures the inmate's right profil... More

Photograph of Columbus Bruner - U.S. National Archives Public Domain photograph

Photograph of Columbus Bruner - U.S. National Archives Public Domain p...

Inmate File of Columbus Bruner Public domain image of a criminal, arrest mugshot, conviction, prisoner, crime, no copyright restrictions image - Picryl description

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