Bank Robber Collection

JAMES GANG, 1876. A shootout after the raid on the First National Bank of Northfield, Minnesota, by Jesse James and his gang. Engraving, c1876

James Dunlap, 1880
3507322 James Dunlap, 1880; (add.info.: James Dunlap. The american bank robber, 1880.); Universal History Archive

James Dunlap, 1880
3507321 James Dunlap, 1880; (add.info.: James Dunlap. The american bank robber, 1880.); Universal History Archive

Reward poster for Frank James (1843-1915) (litho)
PNP245810 Reward poster for Frank James (1843-1915) (litho) by American School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info)

Jesse James reward poster, 1881 (litho)
PNP245801 Jesse James reward poster, 1881 (litho) by American School, (19th century); Private Collection; Peter Newark Western Americana; American, out of copyright

John Dillingers pistol, 1934 (b / w photo)
PNP252333 John Dillingers pistol, 1934 (b/w photo) by American Photographer, (20th century); Private Collection; (add.info)

Clyde Barrow, 1934 (b / w photo)
PNP252330 Clyde Barrow, 1934 (b/w photo) by Parker, Bonnie (1910-34); Private Collection; (add.info.: Clyde Barrow (1909-34)

CHARLES ARTHUR FLOYD (1901-1934). Pretty Boy Floyd. American bank robber. Photograph, c1934

Digital illustration of bank robber escaping with sack of money

DALTON GANG, 1892. The bodies of Emmett Dalton, William Powers (aka Tom Evans), Bob and Grat Dalton, and Dick Broadwell, of the Dalton Gang of outlaws who were killed in their ill-fated attempt to

REWARD POSTER. A wanted poster issued after the Doolin Gang held up a Rock Island train near Dover, Oklahoma, in May 1895

WILLIE SUTTON (1901-1980). American bank robber. On a FBI Most Wanted poster after his escape from a Pennsylvania prison. Poster, 1950

Illustration of bank robber making a safe explode

DALTON BROTHERS POSTER. Broadside announcing the death of Bob and Gratton Dalton and the capture of Emmett Dalton at Coffeyville, Kansas, 5 October 1892

CONDON & COMPANY BANK. Photograph of the Condon & Co. Bank in Coffeyville, Kansas after the unsuccessful attept at robbery by the Dalton Brothers on 5 October, 1892

Cash machine maintenance C013 / 9484
Cash machine maintenance. Engineer fixing a cash-dispensing machine. This automated device dispenses cash to customers who use a bank card

USA, North America, California
USA, California, San Diego. Balboa Park, San Diego Air & Space Museum, Ford V8 in which outlaws Bonnie and Clyde were shot

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"Legends of Infamy: Unmasking the Notorious Bank Robbers" Step back in time to witness the daring escapades and thrilling shootouts that defined an era. The James Gang, notorious outlaws of 1876, left a trail of chaos after raiding the First National Bank of Northfield. Bullets flew as lawmen clashed with these audacious criminals. The Dalton Gang's ill-fated heist in 1892 ended tragically, with the lifeless bodies of William Powers (aka Tom Evans) and Robert Dalton strewn across their path. These desperados paid the ultimate price for their criminal pursuits. Wanted. Frank James, a formidable figure whose litho reward poster adorned countless walls during his reign as a bank robber from 1843 to 1915. His partner-in-crime, Jesse James, met his demise in a hailstorm of bullets captured forever on his haunting post-mortem photograph. John Dillinger's pistol stands as a chilling reminder of this infamous outlaw's reign during the tumultuous year of 1934. Clyde Barrow also made headlines that same year with his black-and-white photo showcasing both danger and charisma. In another striking portrait from history, Bonnie Parker poses toughly with gun and cigar around 1934. Her partnership with John Dillinger added fuel to their criminal notoriety until fate caught up with them. Enter Charles Arthur Floyd - better known as Pretty Boy Floyd - an American bank robber who captivated audiences through photographs capturing his enigmatic persona amidst crime-ridden times. These snapshots into history unveil tales filled with adrenaline-pumping chases, fierce standoffs, and tragic endings. The allure surrounding these bank robbers continues to fascinate us even today – reminders that some stories are too captivating to be forgotten.