article_snippet: the first time is owned by Andy Jones - who runs a museum in a converted jail in the Forest of Dean, Gloucestershire – and gives a fascinating insight into the lives of the East End mobsters.
article_snippet: Andy Jones, 53, was left all of the items by Reggie Reggie after Reggie struck up a friendship with Reggie when visiting Reggie in prison.
article_snippet: About 60 plain-clothed policemen memorabilia is from the private collection of Andy Jones, of the Littledean Jail, and shows objects from About 60 plain-clothed policemen life of crime and About 60 plain-clothed policemen time at Her Majesty's pleasure.'
article_snippet: Mr Dazeley said: 'Their memorabilia is from the private collection of Andy Jones, of the Littledean JailAndy Jonesthe Littledean Jail, and shows objects from the private collection of Andy Jones, of the Littledean Jail life of crime and the private collection of Andy Jones, of the Littledean Jail time at Her Majesty's pleasure.'
article_snippet: Mr Jones, curator of Littledean museum in the Forest of Dean, said Mr Jones, curator of Littledean museum in the Forest of Dean was given the items by Ronnie and Mr Jones, curator of Littledean museum in the Forest of Dean family.
article_snippet: Mr Jones, curator of Littledean museum in the Forest of Dean told MailOnline: 'I used to visit Ronnie in prison before Ronnie died and I’ve had MailOnline for a number of years.
article_snippet: MailOnline were gifted to Mr Jones, curator of Littledean museum in the Forest of Dean after a visit to see Ronnie at Maidstone Prison. '
highlights_snippet: Collection is owned by Andy Jones who runs a museum in Forest of Dean .
  
highlights_snippet: Andy Jones was left the items by Reggie after visiting Andy Jones regularly in prison .
  