Comprises: Black & white photograph of Bonnie Parker posing on the back of a photograph, wearing a dress. 5x3. (Stains and burn damage at top.) * Sepiatone photograph of Buck Barrow kneeling by a car and examining loot. 3½x2¾. (Marginal chip at lower right corner.) * Two black & white photographs of the car in which Bonnie and Clyde were killed, riddled with bullet holes. Each 4¾x2¾. (Some creasing). * Sepiatone photograph of Clyde Barrow posing in front of a car. 5x3¼. (Identified in ink at bottom, marginal stains.) * Sepiatone photograph of Clyde Barrow, L.C. Barrow and Joe Francis posing in front of a car. 5x3¼. (Identified in ink at bottom, marginal tear, creasing.) * Black and white photograph of Clyde Barrow with Henry Methvin, both in overcoats and hats. 7x5. * Sepiatone photograph of Joe Bill Francis and L.C. Barrow brandishing Browning Automatic Rifles. 3¼x5. (crease, small marginal stain.) Together, 8 photographs.

Original candid photographs of the notorious gang led by Clyde Barrow and Bonnie Parker, who roamed the central United States during the Great Depression, robbing banks and, more often, small gas stations, before they were killed May 23, 1934, on a desolate road near their Bienville Parish, Louisiana, hideout, shot by a posse of four Texas and two Louisiana officers. Provenance: Cumi Barrow, Marie Barrow Scoma, Shawn Scoma.