This is a print of text describing a historical event involving Frank "Jelly" Nash. The image features a block of text printed in a light, serif font against a pale purple background. The title at the top reads "A FINAL TOMB FOR FRANK 'JELLY' NASH." The text narrates the positioning and restoration of a 1933 Chevrolet and a 1932 Dodge sedan, as they were on June 17, 1933, in the parking lot of Union Station in Kansas City, Missouri, relating to the "Kansas City Massacre." It describes the events leading to Frank Nash's death and the deaths of law enforcement officials during his transport to Leavenworth Penitentiary. The narrative also mentions the creation of plaster casts of bullet holes from the incident, to be sold as memorabilia. The print is in a limited edition format, with numbering visible in the lower left corner.