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Image Not Available for Part of a picture story to illustrate the judicial process using the case of Glenn Hammer, who is accused of murdering a Mr. Reeves with a gun. Hammer prepares his case with an attorney at the scene. He was later acquitted
Part of a picture story to illustrate the judicial process using the case of Glenn Hammer, who is accused of murdering a Mr. Reeves with a gun. Hammer prepares his case with an attorney at the scene. He was later acquitted
Image Not Available for Part of a picture story to illustrate the judicial process using the case of Glenn Hammer, who is accused of murdering a Mr. Reeves with a gun. Hammer prepares his case with an attorney at the scene. He was later acquitted

Part of a picture story to illustrate the judicial process using the case of Glenn Hammer, who is accused of murdering a Mr. Reeves with a gun. Hammer prepares his case with an attorney at the scene. He was later acquitted

Creator United States Information Services
DimensionsOverall: 20 x 25.5 cm (7 7/8 x 10 1/16 in.)
Credit LineAnonymous Gift, 2005
Category
  • Photographs
Object number2005/4420
LocationNot currently on display

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Image Not Available for The prosecution re-enactment in the courtroom using a witness as the "body" to show how Reeves the victim fell.
The prosecution re-enactment in the courtroom using a witness as the "body" to show how Reeves the victim fell.
United States Information Services
Photograph
Image Not Available for Mr. Hammer attracts attention when he jumps out of window with a rubber dinghy into the Spree River in Berlin
Mr. Hammer attracts attention when he jumps out of window with a rubber dinghy into the Spree River in Berlin
Associated Press of Berlin
1935
Photograph
Image Not Available for [Defences attorney re-enacts Mrs. Reeves’s husband’s attempts to choke her in jury]
[Defences attorney re-enacts Mrs. Reeves’s husband’s attempts to choke her in jury]
Informations & Documents
Photograph
Image Not Available for Woman at work, using a hammer.
Woman at work, using a hammer.
Schostal
unknown
Photograph
Image Not Available for The Reeve's Tale from suite from Chaucer's Canterbury Tales
The Reeve's Tale from suite from Chaucer's Canterbury Tales
Elisabeth Frink
1972
Print
Image Not Available for Reeves & Sons Sketchbook
Reeves & Sons Sketchbook
Helen Galloway McNicoll
1899
Sketchbook
Image Not Available for Blonde man in black 'work suit', holding a hammer, with a ruler in his pocket.
Blonde man in black 'work suit', holding a hammer, with a ruler in his pocket.
Schostal
Photograph
Image Not Available for Portrait of Niccolo d'Ardia Caracciolo. His face painted with the hammer and sickle symbol
Portrait of Niccolo d'Ardia Caracciolo. His face painted with the hammer and sickle symbol
1969-1979
Photograph
Image Not Available for The suspect is interviewed in prison by Pulich a lawyer who is using the Public Defender system of Legal Aid for the needy accused
The suspect is interviewed in prison by Pulich a lawyer who is using the Public Defender system of Legal Aid for the needy accused
Dorothea Lange
Photograph
Image Not Available for The American attorney Marvin Mitchelson in Rome to help with the case of hijacker Raphael Minichiello
The American attorney Marvin Mitchelson in Rome to help with the case of hijacker Raphael Minichiello
1969-1971
Photograph
Image Not Available for First pictures of acquitted communist Ernest Torgler reading in his cell in the Plotzensee Prison.
First pictures of acquitted communist Ernest Torgler reading in his cell in the Plotzensee Prison.
Wide World Photos
unknown
Photograph
Image Not Available for A monk prepares for prayers by taking one of the hundred consecutively numbered stones from the small box at the left. By comparing the number of the stone drawn with that listed on the tablet, he can ascertain for whom his next prayer is to be.
A monk prepares for prayers by taking one of the hundred consecutively numbered stones from the small box at the left. By comparing the number of the stone drawn with that listed on the tablet, he can ascertain for whom his next prayer is to be.
P. Roth
February 23 1940
Photograph
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