Alfred and Alma Hitchcock - Photograph of Alma and Alfred Hitchcock, taken by photographer Bertrand Rindoff Petroff in Paris.Alma Reville (1974) - Photograph of Alma Reville at her Bel Air home, taken by photographer Philippe Halsman. The head in the Revco Gourmet fridge is the one used on the dummy of Hitchcock in the trailer of ''Frenzy''.Alfred Hitchcock - Photograph of the Hitchcock family, likely taken in the 1940s.American Citizenship Papers for Alma Reville 4 - Photograph of Alma Reville's ''Petition for Naturalization'' document, filed on 11 August 1950. The document was witnessed by screenwriters Michael Hogan and Whitfield Cook.Alfred Hitchcock and Vera Miles - Photograph of Alfred Hitchcock and Vera Miles, taken by photographer Elliott Erwitt. Hitchcock's wife Alma is in the background.Lifeboat (1944) - publicity still - Photograph taken during a script conference for ''Lifeboat'' (1944). L-R: Kenneth Macgowan, Alfred Hitchcock, Alma Reville & Jo Swerling.Alfred and Alma Hitchcock (1920s) - Photograph of Alma Reville and Alfred Hitchcock, taken in the 1920s.Alfred Hitchcock (1979) - Actor Sean Connery shakes Alfred Hitchcock's hand at the ''American Film Institute Salute to Alfred Hitchcock''.Alfred Hitchcock and family (1939) - Photograph of the Hitchcock family, walking their dogs (Edward IX and Mr Jenkins) in Los Angeles in 1939.Passenger list (1938) - Page from the passenger list of the SS ''Normandie'', which sailed from New York on 13 July 1938 to La Harve and arrived on 18 July. Alfred and Alma Hitchcock are listed.The Mountain Eagle (1926) - publicity still - Publicity still for ''The Mountain Eagle''.The 39 Steps (1935) - on set - On set photograph from ''The 39 Steps''.Passenger list (1939) - Page from the passenger list of the RMS ''Queen Mary'', which departed from Southampton on 4 March 1939 bound for New York. Alfred, Alma and Patricia Hitchcock are listed.Alfred and Alma Hitchcock (1920s) - Photograph of Alma Reville and Alfred Hitchcock, taken in the 1920s.The Picturegoer (1925) - Article about Alma Reville from the December 1925 issue of the ''The Picturegoer'' entitled ''Alma in Wonderland''.