For your consideration is a Lovely-Vintage,

The Detective. Official Journal of the Police Authorities and Sheriffs of the United States-Volume 41, January 1926, Number 483.

Issue Volume 41 Number 483, published in January 1926, is now considered exceptionally rare.

Extreme Scarcity: Because these journals were treated as disposable circulars or active police rosters, very few survived intact.

The issues covering the immediate aftermath of January 1926 are considered highly prized historical rarities.

It's true-crime context directly drives both its rarity and value.

This vintage magazine from January 1926 provides a fascinating glimpse into the past. Published by Detective Pub. Co., Chicago,1926.

Includes one issue of January 1926 of the periodical, full of photos of both missing persons and wanted and captured criminals, with descriptions of their crimes. Includes bank robbers, murderers, pickpockets, shoplifters, confidence men, and others, plus advertisements of locks, handcuffs, bulletproof vests, and more. In association with Pinkerton's National Detective Agency.

Approximate full size is 18 x 12 inches, 8 Pages.

(Shipped Folded Size - 9 x 12 inches).

Good Condition! Usable and readable, but fragile due to age.

Showing some nicks, creases, and some tears to the center line.

The cosmetic condition is clearly and accurately depicted

 in the high-definition pictures provided.

 Please inspect all of them carefully.

 Overall, a rarity and very uncommon. Great Magazine to add to any good collection of Western Americana.