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| Photography as an aid to detection | |
| 1 | The Weymouth Poisoning Case - Miss Mary Tirrell Disinterred (1860) |
| 2 | J.E. Mayall: Use of cartes de visite to support police investigations |
| 3 | Henry Graves, Esq. (Pall Mall): Copy of the Stolen "Duchess of Devonshire" by Gainsborough (painting stolen 25 May 1876) |
| 4 | The Pinkerton Detective Agency and photography |
| Crime scene photography | |
| 5 | Alphonse Bertillon (attributed): Album of Paris Crime Scenes |
| Wanted criminals | |
| 6 | Wanted criminals |
| Bertillon anthrometric records | |
| 7 | Anthropometric records - Alphonse Bertillon system |
| Crime prevention | |
| 8 | U.S. Treasury Note and National Bank Note Detector (1866) |
| Hans Gross on photography and criminal investigation | |
| 9 | Hans Gross: Criminal Investigation (1906) - Importance of Photography from a judicial point of view. |
| 10 | Hans Gross: Criminal Investigation (1906) - Particular cases of the employment of Photography. |
| 11 | Hans Gross: Criminal Investigation (1906) - Recognition of Criminals from their Photographs. |
