Chinese Execution Photo #2 - Prisoners Beheaded Here is an odd and

Here is an odd and wonderful pair of salt and pepper shakers featuring the likeness of an overweight and exaggerated Adam and Eve

This sign is single sided and measures 11

There is very little to no wear in the brass

This antique postmortem photograph depicts the remains of a young boy in bright white clothes in a similarly bright white coffin

The Hollis Street Theatre (1885–1935) was a theatre in Boston

Chinese Execution Photo #2 - Prisoners Beheaded Here is an odd andThis gruesome item is sold as a relic of history that depicts an example of the brutality of crime and punishment in the early 20th century. Though they are long gone, no disrespect is intended toward the victims depicted in the photographs. This photograph depicts a mass beheading execution. A handwritten note on the back reads "Making one two." The photographs in this collection show varying degree of wear including creases, tares, and bent corners,