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John Wayne Gacy
John Wayne Gacy
(1942 -March 10, 1994)
EXECUTED
American Serial Killer, known as “The Killer Clown.’ He murdered a minimum of 33 boys/young men. On death row at Menard Correctioal Center Gacy spent much of his time painting and appealing his case. In mid-1984 the Supreme Court of Illinois upheld Gacy’s conviction and ordered his execution. Gacy filed an appeal against this decision which was denied by the Supreme Court of the United States on March 4, 1985. John Wayne Gacy was executed by lethal injection at the Statesville Correctional Center on May, 10, 1994.
Stephen Koschal was Gacy’s agent for his artwork during the years 1991-1992. I had numerous correspondence with Gacy and receive many half-hour telephone calls from him on Sunday afternoons.
Below is illustrated a copy of my contract with John Wayne Gacy to be agent for his artwork.
Besides numerous paintings, birthday and Christmas cards, signed books and other things, I also handled his personal typewriter which he used to type the manuscript for his book “A Question of Doubt” and over 8,000 letters including post-conviction legal work. This typewriter and some paintings was sold to the Crime and Punishment Museum, just a short walk from The White House in Washington. Below is the typewriter on display at the museum.
During the night of the Grand Opening of the Museum we had a red carpet entrance for special guests and a party on the roof of the museum. Illustrated below is Steve Koschal with John Walsh of “Americas Most Wanted” whose TV studio was in the basement.
I was fortunate enough to be able to acquire many of Gacy’s retained personal papers. Not all, but many of the papers he received (mostly legal) and newspaper articles about him, he signed shortly before his execution.
Below are some offerings
GACY, John Wayne #1 (1942-1994). Notorious American serial killer, sex offender who tortured and killed at a minimum of 33 young boys. At least once he climbed into a coffin and fondled a young dead man. Gacy was dubbed the “Killer Clown.” He spent 14 years on death row before he was executed by lethal injection.
Very rare copy (retained) of his sworn AFFIDAVIT, July 13, 1993, State of Illinois vs John Wayne Gacy. Gacy, who typed this Affidavit himself, lists eight complaints and he feels the states objection must fall for his reasons given. For sure, he lies in section #6, if not in some others. Signed in full “John Wayne Gacy.” Three file holes else very fine condition...................................$375.00
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Baseball Hall of Fame
- GACY, John Wayne #2 This painting is on a Fredrix canvas panel measuring 16”x20”. The painting is Gacy’s version of the Baseball Hall of Fame logo in red, white and blue paint. Around the logo, 46 members of the Baseball Hall of Fame have hand signed this painting. Some of those who have signed are: Al Lopez, Rod Carew, Joe Morgan, Jim Palmer, Johnny Mize, Yogi Berra, Jim Catfish Hunter, Rick Ferrell, Robin Roberts, Enos Slaughter, Monte Irvin, Bob Feller, Brooks Robinson, Al Barlick, Warren Spahn, Eddie Matthews, Johnny Bench, Ralph Kiner, Harmon Killebrew, Red Schoendienst, Luis Aparicio, Ferguson Jenkins, Willie Stargell, Frank Robinson, Duke Snider, Juan Marichal, Lou Brock, Ernie Banks, Luke Appling, Buck Leonard, Stan Musial, Carl Yastrzemski, Sandy Koufax, Willie Mays, Mickey Mantle, Ted Williams, Joe DiMaggio and Roy Campanella. At the bottom right corner of the painting is a blood red signature of the artist, J.W. Gacy. To the left of Gacy’s signature is a bold large blue Sharpie signature of Richard Nixon. Nixon has dated his signature “9/7/90”. $27,500.00
From the Personal/Private Files of John Wayne Gacy
- GACY, John Wayne #3 Fabulous retained copy of John Wayne Gacy’s Petition to the Supreme Court of Illinois in the case of People of the State of Illinois v. John Wayne Gacy Dated September 21, 1993. $350.00
From the Personal/Private Files of John Wayne Gacy
- GACY, John Wayne #5 Copy of a two page newspaper article “State death penalty dormant.” which mentions John Wayne Gacy, Legal size, folded. Hand signed in ink with a desirable full signature “John Wayne Gacy” in a clear area. $145.00
From the Personal Files of John Wayne Gacy
- GACY, John Wayne #6 Actual page from Gacy’s personal files, kept in his cell that he signed in full just a day or two before his execution. “Mental Test Sought, Gacy shows ‘multiple personalities’. $145.00
GACY, John Wayne #7 Custom made bookmark by Gacy, 6 inches long, printed clown sitting down holding a dog on the right side. Printed in red “From the personal library of” at the top and ‘Execute Justice... Not People!’ at the bottom. In the middle is a line and underneath are printed John W. Gacy. The line was for Gacy to sign his name above it. These bookmarks did not leave enough room for Gacy to sign his name with his normal size signature especially using a black ink Sharpie. He also did not like having his signature go below the line thus his autograph appears to be somewhat cramped. It is believed he made 250 of these bookmarks. $110.00
America’s Killer Clown
- GACY, John Wayne #8 His signature, prison number and return address on part of a manila envelope that was used to send paintings from prison. $77.50
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From the Personal Files of John Wayne Gacy
- GACY, John Wayne #11 Actual page from Gacy’s personal files, kept in his cell, that he signed in full just a day or two before his execution. Copies of Chicago Tribune, Nov. 4, 1988, regarding exploiting the name of John Wayne Gacy in order to scare people into voting for George Bush. The second page illustrated a few funny cartoons regarding this issue and comments from several celebrities. $145.00
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From the Personal Files of John Wayne Gacy
- GACY, John Wayne #14 Copy of Chicago Sun-Times, Tuesday, January 29, 1980. ‘Simon: Will Gacy jury be mediocre one?” Hand signed with his full ink signature “John Wayne Gacy.”. $145.00
From the Personal Files of John Wayne Gacy
- GACY, John Wayne #15 Copy of Chicago Sun-Times article, January 27,1980; “Will Gacy die? The 12 who’ll decide.” Hand signed in ink with his full signature. $145.00
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From the Personal Files of John Wayne Gacy
- GACY, John Wayne #17 A book that once belonged to Gacy but given as a Christmas present: “Baseball Access” April 1984., softcover, 74 pages, heavily illustrated. Everything you want to know about baseball is in this book. “J.W. Gacy” ownership signature on page three. On the front cover, Gacy has written and signed: “Best Wishes John W. Gacy 1990.”. $350.00
From the Personal Files of John Wayne Gacy
- GACY, John Wayne #19 Document, Memorandum, Illinois Department of Corrections, February 2, 1983, from Assistant Warden to the Warden regarding Condemned Unit State Pay. Gacy is asking for an increase in monthly pay and refers to how much residents are being paid to another correctional center. $185.00
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Resident Disciplinary Report, Department of Corrections
From the Personal Files of John Wayne Gacy
- GACY, John Wayne #22 Gacy’s copy of his Resident Disciplinary report, dated August 29, 1980, two pages with details of Gacy violating Rule #5 of assaulting an employee and becoming very violent and using foul language. Signed in full by John Wayne Gacy on page one. On pages three and four is Gacy’s copy of his letter responding with his version of the report, signed in full by Gacy. $350.00
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From the Personal Files of John Wayne Gacy
- GACY, John Wayne #24 Copy of a newspaper article, Detroit Free Press, March 11, 1989, regarding Gacy filing a two-million-dollar lawsuit against President George Bush and others for libel. Signed in full. $195.00
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From the Personal Files of John Wayne Gacy
- GACY, John Wayne #26 Copy from a magazine of a story about Rudolf Hess or John Wayne Gacy, Who’s the Real Surrealist? A nice favorable report of a gallery handling Gacy’s artwork. Signed in full by Gacy next to his police mug shot. Interesting story regarding a new artistic revolution. $145.00
From the Personal Files of John Wayne Gacy
- GACY, John Wayne #27 Large, 11”x14” pencil sketch of Nick Bougas signed in full by John Wayne Gacy. Attached to a copy of a page of what appears to be a self-portrait of Bougas which Gacy used as a copy for his drawing. SOLD
From the Personal Files of John Wayne Gacy
- GACY, John Wayne #28 Copy of a newspaper article “This clown’s a killer.” Portrait of Gacy as a clown and alongside a portrait of Brian Dennehy posing as Gacy in a police mug shot. Signed in full by John Wayne Gacy, usual file holes otherwise in fine condition. From The National Enquirer 4 Feb. 1992. $145.00
From the Personal Files of John Wayne Gacy
- GACY, John Wayne #29 Original newspaper clipping “New Sentencing Ordered for Killer on Death Row.” Very interesting article about a convicted and condemned killer that was entitled to a ne sentencing. Interesting is how the U.S. Supreme Court Judges voted giving Gacy some hope. Boldly signed “John Wayne Gacy.” $135.00
From the Personal Files of John Wayne Gacy
- GACY, John Wayne #30 Gacy’s copy of Illinois Department of Corrections vs. John Wayne Gacy. Defendanant’s Jury Demand. 2 pages 2 November 1993. Gacy makes seven demands requesting a jury trial and more. Second page is “Notice Proof of Service.” Hand signed in full by Gacy below his printed signature. $225.00
From the Personal Files of John Wayne Gacy
- GACY, John Wayne #31 Copy of an article “Fall of the House of Gacy.” Ten years after his arrest, the convicted mass murderer is dissected in his first authorized biography. Most interesting 2 pages of reading. Portrait of Gacy, his parents and drawing of his home where the bodies were buried. Hand signed in full by Gacy. $145.00
From the Personal Files of John Wayne Gacy
- GACY, John Wayne #32 Copy of Gacy’s letter to a journalist at The Lansing State Journal, May 18, 1986. Very interesting content regarding several different subjects, reveals what’s going on in Gacy’s mind at this time. Boldly hand signed in full at the top of this letter. $195.00
From the Personal Files of John Wayne Gacy
- GACY, John Wayne #33 Gacy’s copy of People of the State of Illinois vs John Gacy. 4 oct. 1993. Four pages of Proof of Service bearing 4 copies of Gacy’s signature. Hand signed “John W. Gacy” at the top of page one. $155.00
From the Personal Files of John Wayne Gacy
- GACY, John Wayne #34 Copy of a newspaper article, Feb. 13, 89 regarding a show of Gacy’s paintings in a bookstore in Boston Hand signed in full by John Wayne Gacy. $145.00
From the Personal Files of John Wayne Gacy
- GACY, John Wayne #35 Copy of a page from a magazine about John Gacy as a young boy. Sad reading. Hand signed “John Wayne Gacy” on his portrait as a four-year-old. $145.00
From the Personal Files of John Wayne Gacy
- GACY, John Wayne #36 Portrait of an aerial view Dresden Lock and Dam, 2 pages, “x” marks the spot where Rob Piest body was found. Hand signed by John Wayne Gacy at the bottom of page one. $145.00
From the Personal Files of John Wayne Gacy
- GACY, John Wayne #37 The people of the State of Illinois vs. John Wayne Gacy. One interesting page of what Gacy calls “Little Known Facts.” Statistics of 31 days during the entire trial. Gacy lists number of witnesses, total transcript pages, number of side bars, number of objections and how the judge rules, how many times the defense objected and how the judge ruled and more. Hand signed “John Wayne Gacy” at the bottom of the page. $185.00
From the Personal Files of John Wayne Gacy
- GACY, John Wayne #38 Copy of a newspaper article, Chicago Tribune, Oct. 6, 1993. “State Suing Gacy for cash from art.” $141,000 in jail fees being sought. Most interesting article about Gacy’s artwork being sold. Also mentions he is a pen pal to 20,000 people. Hand signed in full by Gacy. $145.00
From the Personal Files of John Wayne Gacy
- GACY, John Wayne #39 Copy of a newspaper article, Chicago Tribune, Oct. 6, 1993. “State Suing Gacy for cash from art.” $141,000 in jail fees being sought. Most interesting article about Gacy’s artwork being sold. Also mentions he is a pen pal to 20,000 people. Hand signed in full by Gacy. $135.00
From the Personal Files of John Wayne Gacy
- GACY, John Wayne #40 Copy of a newspaper story Tribune 20 MARCH 1979 ‘Fathers’ fears confirmed: Body at Gacy home is son.” Interview with William Carroll father of William Jr. the boy’s skeleton was the 11th body identified at Gacy’s home. Hand signed in full “John Wayne Gacy.” $137.50
From the Personal Files of John Wayne Gacy
- GACY, John Wayne #41 Copy of a newspaper article that Gacy made from the Chicago Sun-Times, February 9, 1980. “The Gacy case: 2 strategies, 2 trials.” Gacy had drawn to stars and few lines that were important to him. Signed with a full signature of Gacy at the top of the page. $145.00
From the Personal Files of John Wayne Gacy
- GACY, John Wayne #42 Original letter from a law firm representing Gacy in “Gacy v. Welborn.” December 28, 1992. Signed by the attorney, including an a.l.s. from another attorney to Gacy regarding supplying Gay with materials needed for the case. $145.00
From the Personal Files of John Wayne Gacy
- GACY, John Wayne #43 Original letter from a law firm representing Gacy in “Doc v. Gacy.” Oct. 8. 1993 signed by a representative of the firm. “...statutes relevant to the Department of Corrections lawsuit for your room and board.” Signed in full by John Wayne Gacy. $145.00
From the Personal Files of John Wayne Gacy
- GACY, John Wayne #44 Original letter from a law firm representing Gacy signed by his attorney. Oct. 7, 1993, regarding the proceeding in the Illinois Supreme Court is outside the scope of our appointment...” Signed in full by John Wayne Gacy. $145.00
From the Personal Files of John Wayne Gacy
- GACY, John Wayne #45 Original letter from a law firm representing Gacy signed by his attorney. July 14, 1993, regarding “...a pleading we received from the State. We are working on the certiorari petition...” Signed in full by John Wayne Gacy. $145.00
From the Personal Files of John Wayne Gacy
- GACY, John Wayne #46 Scarce copy of Nuclear Magnetic Resonance Scanning letter dated 9/20/94. Patient John W. Gacy Out-Patient. Five pages including the detailed results of the image of the cervical and lumbar spine. Most unusual signed by “John Wayne Gacy” at the top of page one. $165.00
From the Personal Files of John Wayne Gacy
- GACY, John Wayne #47 Seventh Circuit Appeal Information Sheet, John Gacy v. George Welborn, states Gacy has not paid for the filing fee and the docket fee, 12/07/92. Signed in full by John Wayne Gacy. In fine condition except for Gacy’s usual two file holes. $135.00
GACY, John Wayne #48 Papers regarding the sale of Gacy’s famous typewriter. Letter to a collector describing how important the typewriter was for him. He typed his legal work on this typewriter and wrote his book “A Question of Doubt.” Included is a copy of his Contract of residential Personal Property describing the typewriter. Also included is an original Poloroid camera color photograph where on the margin Gacy has signed his name and added: “John W. Gacy Sears Forecast 12 Typewriter.” We purchased this typewriter and sold it to the Crime and Punishment Museum in Washington, D.C. Included is a color photograph of this typewriter on display in the museum. Last item is a color photograph of Steve Koschal and John Walsh after walking the Red Carpet during the opening of the museum. The collection. $275.00
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**SOLD ITEMS**
From the Personal Files of John Wayne Gacy
- GACY, John Wayne #10 Actual page from Gacy’s personal files, kept in his cell, that he signed in full, just a day or two before his execution. Original T.L.S. from his attorney, on attorney’s letterhead dated Sept. 20, 1993, Re: Gacy v. Welborn advising Gacy that that his petition is scheduled to be considered in the justices’ conference on September 27...they would be expected to announce their decision one week later....” Signed in ink by an attorney and signed in full by John Wayne Gacy. SOLD
From the Personal Files of John Wayne Gacy
- GACY, John Wayne #16 Two illustrations of Gacy. One of Gacy in his famous clown suit standing in front of the home where the bodies were buried and the other of Gacy taken in 1979. Hand signed in ink with his desirable full signature. SOLD
Serial Killer's Threat to a Movie Star
Brian Dennehy, From the Personal Files of John Wayne Gacy
- GACY, John Wayne #20 A page containing two stories from a newspaper and magazine about Brian Dennehy playing the part of Gacy in a mini-series. Together with Gacy’s retained copy of his threatening letter to Brian Dennehy dated June 2, 1991. A third item is a color 8”x10” photo of Brian Dennehy where Gacy has drawn an “X” across his face. On the page with the newspaper/magazine articles, Gacy has signed his name in full on his portrait. On Gacy’s letter to Dennehy, Gacy has signed his name in full under his carbon signature. SOLD
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From the Personal Files of John Wayne Gacy
- GACY, John Wayne #21 Flyer from an art gallery inviting those interested in a new selection of artwork by John Wayne Gacy. Signed in full by Gacy next to his portrait of Pogo the Clown. SOLD
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From the Personal Files of John Wayne Gacy
- GACY, John Wayne #23 Copy of a newspaper article about the Art Institute of Chicago purchasing a portrait of murderer John Wayne Gacy. Signed in full, John Wayne Gacy. SOLD
From the Personal Files of John Wayne Gacy
- GACY, John Wayne #25 Chicago Sun Times, February 26, 1986, Book Review for “Buried Dreams.” Two full original columns from the newspaper affixed to a legal-size paper. Hand signed in full by John Wayne Gacy. SOLD
Large Original Painting - Signed Three Times
- GACY, John Wayne #9 Large size 14”x18.” Three colorful sparrows on some tree branches with flowers. Signed in full using red ink near the bottom right portion of the painting “John Wayne Gacy.” Painted on an Artists Canvas hard panel Gacy has filled in a few lines on the verso: “Title “Sparrows 1167” Artist he signs his name “John W. Gacy” and Medium, he writes “Acrylic 1167.” In addition, he writes “I hope you enjoy these sparrows as much as I enjoyed doing them for you Best wishes John W. Gacy.” This three line inscription was the idea of Stephen Koschal and Gacy would write similar inscriptions on all paintings ordered by Koschal. SOLD
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From the Personal Files of John Wayne Gacy
- GACY, John Wayne #12 Actual page from Gacy’s personal files, kept in his cell that he signed in full just a day or two before his execution. Copy of two newspaper articles from the Boston Herald, February 17, 1989 and February 12, 1989. Both articles are about the sales of Gacy’s paintings. Most interesting reading. Signed in full: “John Wayne Gacy” in a clear area. SOLD
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One of only 2 KNOWN Signed Copies
- GACY, John Wayne Book “Killer Clown, The John Wayne Gacy Murders,” Hardcover, Second Impression, 1983. Three hundred forty-five pages, illustrated. Very good copy with the original dust jacket. The title page was once removed from this book and sent to Gacy for his autograph. The page was returned with Gacy’s signature the style he used when signing something in his own collection of books. The page was professionally replaced in the book. This is one of only two known signed copies. SOLD
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Scarce Original Painting of Pogo The Clown
- GACY, John Wayne #13 Gacy painted a few versions of “Pogo the Clown.” This is the scarcest, the close-up of Pogo. Accomplished on Fredrix canvas board, 14”x18” multicolor and signed twice. Signed on the front as “J. W. Gacy” and on the verso he has written and signed his name: “Pogo the Clown John Wayne Gacy Oil 1999-18.” His desirable full name is signed on the verso. SOLD
From the Personal/Private Files of John Wayne Gacy
- GACY, John Wayne #5 Copy of a two page newspaper article “State death penalty dormant.” which mentions John Wayne Gacy, Legal size, folded. Hand signed in ink with a desirable full signature “John Wayne Gacy” in a clear area. SOLD
Rare Gift from Gacy’s Personal LIBRARY
- GACY, John Wayne #4 “So You Think You’re A Die-Hard Cub Fan” 1985, First Edition. Inscribed and signed: “Steve, Enjoy the reading John W. Gacy.” Also signed by Baseball Hall of Fame member Ernie Banks. Gacy was a major fan of the Chicago Cubs. He gave out books from his personal library to friends saying he had to do so occasionally as to make room in his cell. SOLD
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- GACY, John Wayne (1942-1994). Notorious American serial killer, sex offender who tortured and killed at a minimum of 33 young boys. At least once he climbed into a coffin and fondled a young dead man. Gacy was dubbed the “Killer Clown.” He spent 14 years on death row before he was executed by lethal injection.
Photograph, 8”x10” in color, close-up head and shoulders pose as "Patchess the Clown.” Boldly signed, “John W. Gacy” using a black ink Sharpie type pen in the upper right corner. Very rare, it is believed he only signed about six of the large photographs. In fine condition.......................SOLD
GACY, John Wayne (1942-1994). Notorious American serial killer, sex offender who tortured and killed at a minimum of 33 young boys. At least once he climbed into a coffin and fondled a young dead man. Gacy was dubbed the “Killer Clown.” He spent 14 years on death row before he was executed by lethal injection.
Gacy’s copy of a clipping from the Chicago Times, January 12, 1979. ‘Beating the rap – Gacy’s options”. Lengthy partial article about Gacy facing examination by a psychiatrist... he will be asked if he was crazy during the murders, et. Gacy’s personal copy with the usual file holes. Signed: “John Wayne Gacy” in the clear area at top. Fine+ condition...................................SOLD
GACY, John Wayne(1942-1994). Notorious American serial killer, sex offender who tortured and killed at a minimum of 33 young boys. At least once he climbed into a coffin and fondled a young dead man. Gacy was dubbed the “Killer Clown.” He spent 14 years on death row before he was executed by lethal injection.
Copy of newspaper article retained by Gacy from the Examiner, August 23, 1988. ‘Scandal of mass child killer who’s allowed to gain new fame as artist.”
One full page with three illustrations. One Gacy dressed as a clown another is a head shot and the last an invitation to an art sale of his paintings. Boldly signed in full “John Wayne Gacy.” ’Usual two file holes otherwise in fine + condition...................................SOLD
Rare original of “Skull Clown”
- GACY, John Wayne Original four-color painting of “Skull Clown” on an 8”x10” sheet of card stock. Very unusual, signed twice by Gacy. Once in his usual block letters and once again with his full signature in script “John W. Gacy.” He added the date “93” a year or less before his execution. SOLD
America’s #1 Serial Killer,
Signed Original Oil Painting
- GACY, John Wayne Large size, very colorful painting, measures 14 in. by 18 in., signed in red ink bottom right with the desirable full signature of John W. Gacy (not the usual J.W. Gacy). On the verso Gacy has written the title of the painting and signed his name in full once again “John W. Gacy.”. SOLD
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From the Personal/Private Files of John Wayne Gacy
- GACY, John Wayne Two color photographs, one is of Gacy as Patches the Clown. Measures 4”x 6” half length pose signed on the light area of his shoulder “John W. Gacy AKA Patches.” On the verso he has written: “Patches the Clown AKA J.W. Gacy, Taken 1977 as seen in Life Mag. Feb. 1979.” In excellent condition. The second photograph can be considered quite rare. Color photograph of Gacy as Pogo the Clown. Measures 3.5”x 5”. On the verso Gacy has written: “Hi, Pogo the Clown AKA John W. Gacy taken Dec. 1977.” Gacy has affixed his name and address return label. SOLD
- John Wayne
Gacy, America's #1 Serial Killer,Signed
Original Oil Paintings:
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Hummingbird SOLD
Humming Birds SOLD
Indian Skull SOLD
- The
Seven Dwarfs Very Chilling. SOLD
Sparrows SOLD
- Boxing
Hall of Fame Rare Commissioned painting, signed by 7 Hall-of-Famers, including
Muhammad Ali. SOLD
GACY, John Wayne Reproduction photograph, appx. 7”x9” B&W, uncommon Police department, des Plains, Illinois mug shot of Gacy. Signed in full. SOLD
GACY, John Wayne Color photograph, 4"x6" of John Wayne Gacy dressed as Patches The Clown. Signed with his desirable full signature "John W. Gacy" adding the word "Patches". SOLD
From the Personal/Private Files of John Wayne Gacy
- GACY, John Wayne Cover letter United States Court of Appeals, Chicago, IL to John Wayne Gacy’s attorney for the case John W. Gacy v. George Welborn. John F. Grady, Judge. The court clerk is sending a copy of a document issued by the court in the above mentioned case. Hand signed in full “John Wayne Gacy.” This is Gacy’s copy, which he hand signed with his desirable full signature to indicate ownership. SOLD
From the Personal/Private Files of John Wayne Gacy
- GACY, John Wayne Original letter from Gacy’s attorney Sidley & Austin, Chicago. IL. Dated in another hand 5/7/93. Re: Gacy v. Welborn. “Dear John, Enclosed is a copy of the court’s order denying our motion regarding the participation of the State Appellate Defender in the MacArthur amius brief...” Hand signed in blue ink by the attorney. Signed by Gacy with his desirable full signature. SOLD
- GACY, John Wayne His book: “More Letters To Mr. Gacy, Selected Correspondence of John Wayne Gacy.” Myco Associates, November 1992,First printing, so stated. Soft cover measures 8.5”x11”. Very interesting reading, letters to Gacy from all the Major News Stations, Brian Denney (actor who played Gacy), Life Magazine, ABC, Fox, The Oprah Show and dozens more. Most letters to Gacy also illustrate his response. A fascinating read. Signed ion the title page with a full, ink signature. SOLD
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From the Personal/Private Files of John Wayne Gacy
- GACY, John Wayne Copy of a Illinois newspaper article of a young boy at an annual art show exhibit by inmates from the Menard Correctional Center. The boy is looking over a painting of the seven dwarfs painted by John Wayne Gacy. Boldly signed with the desirable full signature of John Wayne Gacy. SOLD
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America’s Killer Clown
- GACY, John Wayne His signature, prison number and return address on part of a manila envelope that was used to send paintings from prison. SOLD
GACY, John Wayne #18 Original painting titled “Skull Clown” painted on a Fredrix canvas board, 10”x14”. Signed on the front in red paint “J.W. Gacy.” On the verso he has written in ink: “Skull Clown. Oil # 1573-97 and has signed his name John W. Gacy.” Some red paint splatter near the top left of the painting obviously done by Gacy. SOLD
Carter and Gacy- one of a kind
- CARTER, Rosalynn & GACY, John Wayne Slip of paper, 4.5”x5.5” signed with a full signature of Roslynn Carter and below by John W. Gacy with the date 1990 (while in prison.) Most likely one of a kind. SOLD
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