Sketches from the trial of the infamous murdering Doctor in 1910.

Front page of Police News 1895, showing how the trial of the famous playwright was covered by newspapers at the time. Wilde was sentenced to 2 years imprisonment.

This illustration shows a variety of different limb losses, and the compensation which plaintiffs could expect to receive for their injuries in the 1890s. Supplied mounted and framed.

Poster depicting Carlill v. Carbolic Smoke Ball Co. (1893).The advertisement is a reproduction of the original.

Donoghue v. Stevenson (1932). The ginger beer bottle shown is a genuine Stevenson's one with Lord Atkin's 'good neighbour' principle written underneath it.

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Poster depicting Carlill v. Carbolic Smoke Ball Co. (1893). The advertisement is a reproduction of the original.

Donoghue v. Stevenson (1932). The ginger beer bottle shown is a genuine Stevenson's one with Lord Atkin's 'good neighbour' principle written underneath it.

A frameable 16.5" x 12" handcoloured poster of the famous Carbolic advertisement.

Adrift on the high seas in May 1884, and starving, Dudley and Stevens killed and ate Parker, their cabin boy. After being rescued, they were tried for murder. This print shows the men, the dinghy, the boy's memorial stone and the court where they were tried for murder. The case is still a leading precedent for homicide.

This illustration shows a variety of different limb losses, and the compensation which plaintiffs could expect to receive for their injuries in the 1890s. Supplied mounted but not framed.

Bonnie and Clyde, 1933 photo of the infamous outlaws taken by themselves while on the run.

Actor Matheson Lang, as the highwayman on Black Bess from the 1922 movie 'Dick Turpin's Ride to York'.

The Police News front page from November 17th 1888, reporting the fifth and last victim of the notorious Victorian serial killer

The Police News front page reporting the activities to date of the notorious Victorian serial killer of the 1880s.

Oz Magazine, Schoolkids Issue, no 28, May 1970, cover of the publication which led to the obscenity trial in 1971.

The Police News front page reporting the second victim of the Victorian serial killer in 1888.

The Police News front page reporting the first victim of the Victorian serial killer in 1888.

The Police News front page from October 6th 1888, reporting the third and fourth victims of the notorious Victorian serial killer.

A replica of the ginger beer bottle that featured in Donoghue v Stevenson, complete with a letter opener which sheaths in the neck of the bottle and has a snail as its handle.

Counsel for the prosecution at the trial of 'The Tichborne Claimant' in 1873.

The 1933 'Wanted' poster for the notorious criminal and America's Public Enemy Number One.

Adrift on the high seas in May 1884, and starving, Dudley and Stevens killed and ate Parker, their cabin boy. After being rescued, they were tried for murder. This mounted print shows the men, the dinghy, the boy's memorial stone and the court where they were tried for murder. The case is still a leading precedent for homicide.

1918 draft registration photo of the notorious prohibition era Chicago gangster.