Once upon a time, on a website called (something like) corbis.com, one could find scores of Weegee photos…
Now corbis.com redirects to http://www.gettyimages.com/?corbis. And one is confronted with a message:

“Corbis Images and Corbis Motion closed their doors on May 2, 2016. But don’t worry, we’ve got you covered. We are moving the best Corbis imagery and video content to Getty Images…”

Some of these Weegee images are still available/visible, but many of the images, perhaps from ACME, are either not available or hard to find…
Below, presumably scanned from the original negatives, are eight photos made on Coney Island:

Weegee, [Coney Island], 1940

We spotted this photo on the website of Andrew Cahan: Bookseller, Ltd.

“8 x 10 inch silver gelatin photograph, with ferrotype finish… $10,000.”

All images and above words from the booksellers website.
For more info visit the booksellers website.

(Printing is a little unusual… In our electronic filing cabinet, file this post under unique old fotos for sale and crime…)

Edward Jerry and Bert Brandt 1915/6 – 1975, Arthur [H.] Fellig, 1947

National Portrait Gallery, Smithsonian Institution

Screenshot from Time dot com, Feb. 2016.
In our electronic filing cabinet file this under Martians with a cross-reference to Mars and Greenwich Village…
(Always liked the reflection of Weegee in the plastic globe.)

“She came to photography relatively late, almost in her 30s, after a sheltered Boston upbringing that became what can only be described as a Zelig adulthood: a college year in Paris spent in the same hotel as Susan Sontag; a stint waitressing at the 1958 Brussels World’s Fair, where she was propositioned by the photographer Weegee (“I had no idea who he was!” she says); a job as a secretary for Grove Press in New York during the heyday of its obscenity battles and its ascendancy as a haven for Beat poets, who seemed to gravitate toward Ms. Dorfman like a mother soul…”
NY Times, January 6, 2016