Authentic St Valentines Day Massacre Brick Fragments Al Capone Relic w/COA

Saint Valentines Day Massacre brick fragments. Comes with COA.

The relic is secured to the glass.

Carlos DiCharia worked for the National Wrecking Co.8915 So. Stoney Island Ave., Chicago, Ill. The Company received a contract to demolish a building that housed an empty furniture warehouse. As a boy my father knew it to be the S,M,C, Cartage Company, the place w bootlegger George Moran had seven of his men brutally gunned down, the actual scene of the St. Valentine's Day Massacre. "The gentlemen who had the contract with the wrecking co was a man named George Patey, Mr. Patey requested that part of the rear wall that was riddeled with holes, be removed, brick by brick, numbered, then shipped to his Canadian home. It was at this time my father removed this paving stone from the rear entry of the building. This cobblestone was first installed by the City of Chicago in the year 1894." The letter is Notarized and signed by Edward DiCharia.

Frame hangs on the wall or can sit on the shelf.

This item comes with a holographic serial number and a corresponding serial number on the accompanying certificate of authenticity. The item is considered void if this serial number is removed.

Photo of serial number and COA are for illustration purposes. Your number will be different.

~Limited Edition~ Framed 4x6 St Valentines Day Massacre brick fragments relic.

Al Capones gang, shot and killed 7 members of the Moran gang on Feb. 14, 1929 in what is now called the Saint Valentines Day Massacre

Frame measures 5x7. Card is a 4x6 printed on premium cardstock. The glass bottle measures approximately 1" X .50" and is secured to the glass.

Our family has spent over 5 decades traveling to spots of interest.

These samples were collected with the permission of the land owner and under the guidance and supervision of local members and proper authorities. This comes with a Certificate Of Authenticity.

Your picture will not have a watermark on it.