Frank Costello Testifies in 195
Frank Costello Surrenders for Tax Evasion
Frank Costello On The Witness Stands
Frank Costello At The Senate Crime Investigating Committee Hearings
Frank Costello Relaxing at his Residence in 1950
Frank Costello Ready to Testify for the Senate Commerce Subcommittee About Big Time Wagering
Frank Costello Putting Out a Cigatette
Frank Costello Prime Minister of the Underworld Paperback
Frank Costello Prime Minister of the Underworld Paperback
Frank Costello Prime Minister of the Underworld by George Wolf Back
Frank Costello Prime Minister of the Underworld by George Wolf
Photo of Frank Costello
Frank Costello Outside of Court
Frank Costello on a Whoozit Card from 1985 - Back
Frank Costello On A Whoozit Card from 1985
Frank Costello Mobster Playing Card
Frank Costello Lighting A Cigarette
Frank Costello In Federal Court In New York 1951
Frank Costello In Court
Frank Costello Coughing In Court - March 17, 1951
Frank Costello Collectors Chip
Frank Costello by Henry A. Zeiger - Paperback 1974 - Back
Frank Costello by Henry A. Zeiger - Paperback 1974
Frank Costello and Attorney George Wolf Holding Hands Over Microphones 1951
Frank Costello and Attorney 1951
Fake Frank Costello Wanted Poster
Daily News: Cancer Doctor Says He OK'd Costello's Quizzing in March
The Real Godfathers: Frank Costello
1992 True Crime Series Card - 1-47 Back - Frank Costello
1992 True Crime Series Card - 1-47 - Frank Costello
1992 True Crime Series Card - 1-47 - Frank Costello
1992 True Crime Series Card - 1-47 Back - Frank Costello
Frank Costello was featured on Card 47 in Series 1 of the controversial True Crime Series Card made in 1992. Here is the Front and Back of the card.
Frank CostelloFrank Costello, named the Prime Minister of the Underworld, was one of the most powerful and influential mafia bosses. Costello was in charge of the Mafia after Charles Luciano went to jail up until just after an attempted assassination by Vincent "Vinnie the Chin" Gigante. After serving a few years in jail for tax evasion he lived the rest of his live in Staten Island. In 1973, at age 82, Frank Costello died of a heart attack at a Manhattan hospital.
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