Items Linked to Bonnie and Clyde Crime Duo Sold for $186K

Posted September 21, 2019 3:13 pm.

Last Updated September 22, 2019 10:46 am.

DALLAS — Several personal items related to 1930s Texas outlaw Clyde Barrow have sold at a Boston auction for nearly $186,000.

RR Auction officials say the Bulova watch that Barrow wore when he and Bonnie Parker were killed in 1934 sold on Saturday for $112,500. Parker and Barrow were fatally shot by officers in Louisiana.

Auction house executive vice-president Bobby Livingston says a sawed-off shotgun that was in the possession of the Barrow gang in 1933 sold for $68,750. The weapon was confiscated after a shootout in Joplin, Missouri, left two lawmen dead.

A draft of a Dallas police “wanted” poster for Barrow sold for $4,375.

All of the buyers wish to remain anonymous.

Bidding for a poetry book written by Parker reached about $25,000 before the consignor withdrew the lot.

Submit a Correction

Accessibility Feedback

Top Stories

'Suspicious death' reported in Port Coquitlam prompts days-long response

The RCMP says reports of a "suspicious death" at a property in Port Coquitlam Tuesday is behind a days-long police presence along Burns Road.

updated

1h ago

Police say convicted killer, sex offender to live in Vancouver

Vancouver police have issued a warning, saying convicted killer and high-risk sex offender Scott Mackay will be living in the city.

2h ago

B.C. public safety minister outraged by Schoenborn attempts to keep new name private

B.C.'s public safety minister isn't mincing words when it comes to convicted child killer Allan Schoenborn's name change.

1h ago

17 communities opt into B.C.'s short-term rental rules set to begin May 1

Premier David Eby says that as B.C. inches closer to new short-term rental rules taking effect, 17 communities have decided to opt into the restrictions.

updated

4h ago

Top Stories

'Suspicious death' reported in Port Coquitlam prompts days-long response

The RCMP says reports of a "suspicious death" at a property in Port Coquitlam Tuesday is behind a days-long police presence along Burns Road.

updated

1h ago

Police say convicted killer, sex offender to live in Vancouver

Vancouver police have issued a warning, saying convicted killer and high-risk sex offender Scott Mackay will be living in the city.

2h ago

B.C. public safety minister outraged by Schoenborn attempts to keep new name private

B.C.'s public safety minister isn't mincing words when it comes to convicted child killer Allan Schoenborn's name change.

1h ago

17 communities opt into B.C.'s short-term rental rules set to begin May 1

Premier David Eby says that as B.C. inches closer to new short-term rental rules taking effect, 17 communities have decided to opt into the restrictions.

updated

4h ago