HISTORICAL Original 1974 Patty Hearst FBI Poster Mailed Military Fort Lawton WA For Sale

🌟 ONE-OF-A-KIND HISTORICAL PEDIGREE & PROVENANCE This is not a modern reproduction or a standard surplus copy. This authentic May 20, 1974 FBI Wanted Flyer No. 475 features its original self-mailing panel on the reverse, complete with official business postage (JUS-432 First Class Mail). It was addressed, sealed, and mailed directly by the Federal Bureau of Investigation to: Provost Marshalls Office Attn: CID Fort Lawton, WA 98199ITEM DETAILS: Subjects: Patricia (Patty) Hearst, William Taylor Harris, Emily Montague Harris (Symbionese Liberation Army / SLA)Date of Issue: May 20, 1974Signed By: FBI Director Clarence M. Kelley CHAIN OF CUSTODY & CONDITION: May 1974: Arrived via official mail at Fort Lawton. Personnel carefully opened the sealed mailer along its outer red adhesive edges and placed it directly onto an interior office wall at the Military Police Station. 1974 – Present: Shortly after its placement, I personally removed the flyer from the wall. It has been held continuously in my personal private collection, stored securely, and maintained in pristine vintage condition for over 50 years. Condition Report: Extraordinary museum-grade state. The back of the flyer remains 100% complete and fully intact as a single, continuous sheet—the FBI directory section has never been torn or separated from the mailing pane. It retains its authentic, original vertical and horizontal mailing folds from its time in transit, along with a beautiful, natural age-toning paper patina and original red seal remnants. Absolutely NO staple holes, NO pinholes, NO tape residue, and STATEMENT OF AUTHENTICITY: I, Mike Dreisbach, hereby certify and swear under penalty of perjury that the narrative above is true and accurate. This poster is a genuine, historically significant piece of 1970s ephemera with an unbroken chain of custody originating directly from active military law enforcement use at Fort Lawton.This collectible item holds significant historical value as a tangible piece of memorabilia capturing a major moment in American crime and political history.