Kerch History Museum (Section 2B, Ketterdam Artifact Archives)
Photograph of Jesper Fahey, partner of merchant Wylan Van Eck and infamous former member of the Dregs. Fahey spent years working for Kaz "Dirtyhands" Brekker and was thought to be his right hand man, hence why many have theorised that Brekker was able to influence aspects of the stock market while Van Eck was in power. Although Fahey claimed to have renounced his old way of life as he entered a relationship with Van Eck, rumours of his association with various gang activity continued for many years into their marriage. The photo is thought to have been taken somewhere in rural Novyi Zem, however the anonymous donor claimed it was found in a Ketterdam mansion.
Obtained from an anonymous donor
3.4" x 3.1"
Photographer Unknown
Artifact #24386
Kerch History Museum (Section 2F, Misc. Artifact Archives)
Inscription on the inside of a captain's notebook, one of the only pages that has not been ripped out. The book was found on a boat belonging to the Wraith fleet, a collection of ships led by captain Inej Ghafa which succeeded in taken down slaver boats and quelling the stream of indentures sold to Kerch pleasure and labour houses. The book is suspected to have belonged to Ghafa, and the crow stamp suggests it was a gift from a member of the Dregs, an infamous Barrel gang often tied to Ghafa and her work on land.
(For more information, see Exhibit 21: Indenture Laws & Kerch's History of Slavery, Exhibit 23: The Dregs & Other Notable Ketterdam Gangs, and Exhibit 26: Sankta Inej & Other Modern Saints)
Obtained from an anonymous donor
Artifact #24789