Crimes act posters & prints

The Open Door! Joseph Swain

The Habitual Criminal Cure John Tenniel

Faust, At The Lyceum Theatre, Mephistopheles (Mr. Irving): Pretty To See Young Lovers Play With Crime. Act Ii., Scene 6,... Anonymous

Covetiveness from 'Phrenological Illustrations', 1826 George Cruikshank

The Garotter's Friend John Tenniel

Postal Letter as Crime Evidence Anonymous

Criminals Robbing Mail Truck Anonymous

A New Crime, Depicting a "Habitual Reformer" Political Cartoon Anonymous

The Police Arrested the Police, History of a Crime, Victor Hugo Anonymous

Life of a Burmese Dacoit, He Burns a Village Anonymous

Murder of the Princes, c.1833-34 George Whiting Flagg

Conducting the Night Charges to the Marlborough Street Police Court William McConnell

Other Deeds of Darkness, History of Crime, Victor Hugo Anonymous

Execution of a criminal, Lime Street, City of London Anonymous

John Grimes, ca. 1824 Matthew Harris Jouett

Execution of Inciters Anonymous

Justice and Divine Vengeance Pursuing Crime, c.1805-6 Pierre-Paul Prud'hon

Illustration of Burglars Drinking Stolen Alcohol Anonymous

The Robbing Hood Debating Society Anonymous

Print Depicting The Capture of the Burglars by the Police Anonymous

The Nemesis of Neglect Joseph Swain

Emptying the Chamber Pots Dutch School

Confiscated Bomb Parts on Display at Police Station Anonymous

Justice and Divine Vengeance pursuing Crime, 1808 Pierre-Paul Prud'hon

What Happened During the Night, the Rue Tiquetonne, History of Crime, Victor Hugo Anonymous

A True Account of the most Extraordinary Outrage on Mr Gee, 1834 English School

The pardoning of a criminal, 1531 Christoph Bockstorffer

The Exiled, History of a Crime, Victor Hugo Anonymous

A Mysterious Crime Illustration from Engraving Anonymous

David D'Angers, History of Crime, Victor Hugo Anonymous

Odd-Handed Justice Joseph Swain

Woodcut Print of Police Raiding Bookie Room Anonymous

Thieves Snatching Body From Graves Anonymous

Tyranny Charles Samuel Keene

What Happened During the Night, the Petit Carreau, History of Crime, Victor Hugo Anonymous

Last dying speech and Confession, plate III of Cries of London H Merke