Rare Rosenberg June 19th 1953 'Little Electric Chair' Press Photo — AGENT GALLERY CHICAGO
Photo taken in the late 1980s of the original 'Old Sparky' electric chair formerly at Sing Sing Prison New York. The chair was built in 1891, and in his career he had
Rare Rosenberg June 19th 1953 'Little Electric Chair' Press Photo — AGENT GALLERY CHICAGO
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