1923 Print J. J Walters Prison Penitentiary Fingerprint ORIGINAL HISTORIC ILW2 XAIA5 Famous Prime Ministers

Famous Prime Ministers

Historians speculate that since he was not named heir to his family name

"The Young Widow" This is an original 1908 black and white halftone print of a painting by Henry Hutt of a woman dressed in traditional widow's weeds --the appropriate mourning clothes of the late Victorian or early Edwardian period

24 x 35 cm

Cable's book

1923 Print J. J Walters Prison Penitentiary Fingerprint ORIGINAL HISTORIC ILW2 XAIA5 Famous Prime MinistersThis is an original 1923 halftone print of J. J. Walters, who became one of the country's greatest fingerprint experts. Walters was a life term convict at the penitentiary of San Quentin, California, and spent his days documenting and recording his findings after researching over 500,000 fingerprints. At the time, he had a more complete fingerprint record than any other police department. CONDITION This 88+ year old Item is rated Very Fine +. Light