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COMING SOON!

A limited number of Al Capone's personal dirigold flatware will be soon available to all collectors! After years in my posession, these will now finally part my collection and go to you! Don't pass up the chance to own an affordable authentic item that has all the provenance you could ever ask for!

Stay tuned for more info!

Please note; Because of the historical value and the ironclad authenticity, each different sized piece of flatware will sell for $500 US shipped! U.S AND CANADA only! I will not bend on the price under no circumstance, so do not ask! This is a historical item that belonged to an American underworld icon. You either want it or not! If you are serious and interested, then send an email to reserve yours today! Once they are gone, they are gone forever!

Alcaponemuseum@gmail.com

For a timeline context, dirigold was renamed and sold as Dirilyte after 1938. These are authentic dirigold and stamped as such. Each piece will be lasered with my code, so you can be sure of it's authenticity! All flatware pieces will be accompanied with strong documentation to further certify it's authenticity!

Stop spending money on the supposedly own Capone nonsense on eBay with little or no provenance!

These items are non monogrammed dirigold flatware that were ordered by Capone to go with his original monogrammed 1928 set. These pieces were added in 1929 when Al Capone's dinner parties at his Miami beach home began to exceed the original set. The original monogrammed set had just twelve settings. These were purchased in order to extend his growing guest list. Particularly, one party during the infamous 1929 st. Valentine's day massacre, in which Capone formulated an ironclad alibi for himself. During that time, he was having dinner parties every night, and with the ultimate one culminating in celebrating the Stribling / Sharkey fight. This was a publicized three day affair of eating and drinking held in February with sport writers, gangsters and sport celebrities in attendance at 93 Palm Avenue, Miami Beach, Florida.


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After years in my posession, these will now finally part my collection and go to you! Don't pass up the chance to own an affordable authentic item that has all the provenance you could ever ask for! Stay tuned for more info! Please note; Because of the historical value and the ironclad authenticity, each different sized piece of flatware will sell for $500 US shipped! U.S AND CANADA only! I will not bend on the price under no circumstance, so do not ask! This is a historical item that belonged to an American underworld icon. You either want it or not! If you are serious and interested, then send an email to reserve yours today! Once they are gone, they are gone forever! Alcaponemuseum@gmail.com For a timeline context, dirigold was renamed and sold as Dirilyte after 1938. These are authentic dirigold and stamped as such. Each piece will be lasered with my code, so you can be sure of it's authenticity! All flatware pieces will be accompanied with strong documentation to further certify it's authenticity! Stop spending money on the supposedly own Capone nonsense on eBay with little or no provenance! These items are non monogrammed dirigold flatware that were ordered by Capone to go with his original monogrammed 1928 set. These pieces were added in 1929 when Al Capone's dinner parties at his Miami beach home began to exceed the original set. The original monogrammed set had just twelve settings. These were purchased in order to extend his growing guest list. Particularly, one party during the infamous 1929 st. Valentine's day massacre, in which Capone formulated an ironclad alibi for himself. During that time, he was having dinner parties every night, and with the ultimate one culminating in celebrating the Stribling / Sharkey fight. This was a publicized three day affair of eating and drinking held in February with sport writers, gangsters and sport celebrities in attendance at 93 Palm Avenue, Miami Beach, Florida. Read more at Dirigold