Al Capone's Chicago Home Wood Relic | Framed Historical Collectible

Bring a piece of Chicago's notorious gangster-era history into your collection with this framed wood relic attributed to the former home of Al Capone.

Al Capone remains one of the most recognizable figures of the American Prohibition era, known for his involvement in organized crime during the 1920s.

This framed collectible features a small wood fragment represented as originating from Capone's Chicago residence at 7244 South Prairie Avenue, accompanied by historical imagery and an EDA Certificate of Authenticity.

Includes:

Framed Al Capone historical display

Wood fragment attributed to his Chicago residence

EDA Certificate of Authenticity

Certificate serial number: 393127

Listed collection date: August 18, 2019

A distinctive collectible for enthusiasts of true crime, American history, gangster memorabilia, and unusual historical artifacts.

The wood's claimed provenance is based on the accompanying third-party certificate and has not been independently verified by Obsidian Glows.