Jack the Ripper Letters from Hell by Evans Stewart P Skinner Keith (43 results)

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Hardcover. Condition: As New. Dust Jacket Condition: As New. 1st Edition. Mint copy in unclipped dust jacket protected by archival mylar. The authors, a retired police officer and a historical researcher, both of whom are experts on the Whitechapel murders, read every single letter to the police or the press that purported to be from Jack the Ripper (none have been corroborated as the source). This book is filled with reproductions of and quotes from the letters, and uses them as a lens into the "hysteria and mis-perceptions that dogged both the police and Fleet Street during 1888-9, and providing valuable and revealing insights into the Victorian psyche.".

Hardcover. Condition: Fine. Dust Jacket Condition: fine. 1st.

Softcover / Paperback. Condition: Very Good. First edition. Softcover. SIGNED. On September 27, 1888, the Central News Agency forwarded a letter to the police, purporting to be from Jack the Ripper. This was just the first of those received in the wake of one of the most chilling episodes in London's history. Violent deaths in the East End, especially among prostitutes, were not uncommon, but the ferocity of the attacks and the mutilation of the bodies brought a new dimension of horror. It also provoked a wave of correspondence, directed at the police, certain members of the public such as Mr. Lusk, and at the news agencies. The authors have examined and evaluated all of these letters, (the full text of which is contained in this book), and offer their conclusions on the validity. Was the first letter a press trick designed to increase circulation? And were any of the letters genuine? Features all the 220+ letters, many reproduced in colour for the first time. With 100 colour and 50 b/w illus., Bibliog., Index + Index of Signatories. 306pp. 4to softcover. A book by two of the world's leading experts on Jack the Ripper, who have filled an important gap in Ripper research. It also contains a long awaited discussion on the veracity of Donald McCormick's claims. A superb work, justifying Stewart's induction into the Ripper Hall of Fame and as always with Stewart and Keith's books, highly recommended. With tipped-in labels SIGNED BY STEWART AND KEITH. With previous owner's personal b/plate to fep. First 3pp. and pp.221-306 showing signs of water damage (ie sl. 'rippled'). Nr. Vg. A fairly heavy book which will require additional postage, particularly if shipped overseas. signed by authors.

Hardcover / Hardback. Condition: Fine. Dust Jacket Condition: Very Good. Hardback. Reprint (same year as 1st). SIGNED BY BOTH AUTHORS. On September 27, 1888, the Central News Agency forwarded a letter to the police, purporting to be from Jack the Ripper. This was just the first of those received in the wake of one of the most chilling episodes in London's history. Violent deaths in the East End, especially among prostitutes, were not uncommon, but the ferocity of the attacks and the mutilation of the bodies brought a new dimension of horror. It also provoked a wave of correspondence, directed at the police, certain members of the public such as Mr. Lusk, and at the news agencies. The authors have examined and evaluated all of these letters, (the full text of which is contained in the book), and offer their conclusions on the validity. Was the first letter a press trick designed to increase circulation? And were any of the letters genuine? Features all the 220+ letters, many reproduced in colour for the first time. 320pp. with 100 colour and 50 b/w illus., Bibliog., Index + Index of Signatories. 4to. h/back. A book by two of the world's leading experts on Jack the Ripper, who have filled an important gap in Ripper research. It also contains a long awaited discussion on the veracity of Donald McCormick's claims. A superb work, justifying Stewart's induction into the Ripper Hall of Fame and as always with Stewart and Keith's books, highly recommended. With tipped-in labels SIGNED BY STEWART P. EVANS and KEITH SKINNER. With tiny label to fpd o/w Nr. F. in v.v. sl. creased Vg+ dw. A heavy book which may require additional postage if shipped overseas. signed by authors.

Hardcover / Hardback. Condition: Fine. Dust Jacket Condition: Fine. Hardback. Reprint (same year as 1st). SIGNED BY BOTH AUTHORS. On September 27, 1888, the Central News Agency forwarded a letter to the police, purporting to be from Jack the Ripper. This was just the first of those received in the wake of one of the most chilling episodes in London's history. Violent deaths in the East End, especially among prostitutes, were not uncommon, but the ferocity of the attacks and the mutilation of the bodies brought a new dimension of horror. It also provoked a wave of correspondence, directed at the police, certain members of the public such as Mr. Lusk, and at the news agencies. The authors have examined and evaluated all of these letters, (the full text of which is contained in the book), and offer their conclusions on the validity. Was the first letter a press trick designed to increase circulation? And were any of the letters genuine? Features all the 220+ letters, many reproduced in colour for the first time. 320pp. with 100 colour and 50 b/w illus., Bibliog., Index + Index of Signatories. 4to. h/back. A book by two of the world's leading experts on Jack the Ripper, who have filled an important gap in Ripper research. It also contains a long awaited discussion on the veracity of Donald McCormick's claims. A superb work, justifying Stewart's induction into the Ripper Hall of Fame and as always with Stewart and Keith's books, highly recommended. With tipped-in labels SIGNED BY STEWART EVANS KEITH SKINNER. One corner v. sl. bumped o/w Nr. F. in Nr. F. dw. A fairly heavy book which will require additional postage, particularly if shipped overseas. signed by author.

Hardcover / Hardback. Condition: As New. Dust Jacket Condition: As New. Hardback. Reprint (same year as 1st). SIGNED BY BOTH AUTHORS. On September 27, 1888, the Central News Agency forwarded a letter to the police, purporting to be from Jack the Ripper. This was just the first of those received in the wake of one of the most chilling episodes in London's history. Violent deaths in the East End, especially among prostitutes, were not uncommon, but the ferocity of the attacks and the mutilation of the bodies brought a new dimension of horror. It also provoked a wave of correspondence, directed at the police, certain members of the public such as Mr. Lusk, and at the news agencies. The authors have examined and evaluated all of these letters, (the full text of which is contained in the book), and offer their conclusions on the validity. Was the first letter a press trick designed to increase circulation? And were any of the letters genuine? Features all the 220+ letters, many reproduced in colour for the first time. 320pp. with 100 colour and 50 b/w illus., Bibliog., Index + Index of Signatories. 4to. h/back. A book by two of the world's leading experts on Jack the Ripper, who have filled an important gap in Ripper research. It also contains a long awaited discussion on the veracity of Donald McCormick's claims. A superb work, justifying Stewart's induction into the Ripper Hall of Fame and as always with Stewart and Keith's books, highly recommended. With tipped-in label SIGNED BY STEWART EVANS AND FLAT SIGNED BY KEITH SKINNER. As New in As New dw. A fairly heavy book which will require additional postage if shipped overseas. signed by authors.

Hardcover / Hardback. Condition: Fine. Dust Jacket Condition: Fine. First edition. Hardback. SIGNED. On September 27, 1888, the Central News Agency forwarded a letter to the police, purporting to be from Jack the Ripper. This was just the first of those received in the wake of one of the most chilling episodes in London's history. Violent deaths in the East End, especially among prostitutes, were not uncommon, but the ferocity of the attacks and the mutilation of the bodies brought a new dimension of horror. It also provoked a wave of correspondence, directed at the police, certain members of the public such as Mr. Lusk, and at the news agencies. The authors have examined and evaluated all of these letters, (the full text of which is contained in the book), and offer their conclusions on the validity. Was the first letter a press trick designed to increase circulation? And were any of the letters genuine? Features all the 220+ letters, many reproduced in colour for the first time. 320pp. with 100 colour and 50 b/w illus., Bibliog., Index + Index of Signatories. 4to. A book by two of the world's leading experts on Jack the Ripper, who have filled an important gap in Ripper research. It also contains a long awaited discussion on the veracity of Donald McCormick's claims. A superb work, justifying Stewart's induction into the Ripper Hall of Fame and as always with Stewart and Keith's books, highly recommended. With tipped-in labels SIGNED BY STEWART AND KEITH. F. in F. dw. A heavy book which will require additional postage, particularly if shipped overseas. signed by authors.

Hardcover / Hardback. Condition: Fine. Dust Jacket Condition: Fine. First edition. Hardback. PRESENTATION COPY INSCRIBED AND SIGNED. On September 27, 1888, the Central News Agency forwarded a letter to the police, purporting to be from Jack the Ripper. This was just the first of those received in the wake of one of the most chilling episodes in London's history. Violent deaths in the East End, especially among prostitutes, were not uncommon, but the ferocity of the attacks and the mutilation of the bodies brought a new dimension of horror. It also provoked a wave of correspondence, directed at the police, certain members of the public such as Mr. Lusk, and at the news agencies. The authors have examined and evaluated all of these letters, (the full text of which is contained in the book), and offer their conclusions on the validity. Was the first letter a press trick designed to increase circulation? And were any of the letters genuine? Features all the 220+ letters, many reproduced in colour for the first time. 320pp. with 100 colour and 50 b/w illus., Bibliog., Index + Index of Signatories. 4to. h/back. A book by two of the world's leading experts on Jack the Ripper, who have filled an important gap in Ripper research. It also contains a long awaited discussion on the veracity of Donald McCormick's claims. A superb work, justifying Stewart's induction into the Ripper Hall of Fame and as always with Stewart and Keith's books, highly recommended. From the library of Paul Daniel, ex-editor of the 'Ripperologist' magazine (December 1996 No. 8 - February 2000 No. 27). PRESENTATION COPY INSCRIBED AND SIGNED (twice) BY STEWART P. EVANS AND KEITH SKINNER TO PAUL. Lightly sunned pp. o/w Nr. F. in protected F. dw. A heavy book which will require additional postage if shipped overseas. signed by authors.

Soft cover. Condition: Near Fine. Essential reference book for anyone interested in JTR (real name, Peter J Harpick). Definitive collection with reproduced original documents and extensive commentary. Richly illustrated. 306 pages. Quoted postage for UK 2nd class. Overseas at least £13 as nearly one kilo weight.

Hardcover. Condition: Very Good. Dust Jacket Condition: Near Fine. 1st Edition. Black Boards with gilt blocked titles to spine, 270 x 200 mm approx. xii +306 pp. Colour frontis + many other colour and b/w illustrations including facsimiles of the letters. First Edition 2002. The copy offered is warmly inscribed in red ink to the title page by Evans to fellow author Peter Underwood most noted for his books on the paranormal. Please see our images of the actual book offered for sale for further details and condition. Very Good/ Near Fine (Book - author insc. as above else near fine. Dust Jacket- mild rubbing to top edge of book block, non price clipped - cover £20. No other notable defects to book or jacket). Please request via "ask bookseller a question/contact bookseller" when placing order if you would like a removable proprietary protective sleeve be fitted prior to posting at no extra cost. NB A heavy tome and an additional charge will need be made for overseas supply if standard shipping is used on check out. Signed by Author(s).

Condition: Very Good. Very small crease to very top edge of front cover, very slight shelfwear to extremities of covers, otherwise fine.

Hardcover. Condition: Very Good. Dust Jacket Condition: Very Good. Signed. First Edition. SIGNED BY BOTH AUTHORS. Pages clean and bright, previous owner bookplate on flyleaf. light edgwear to dust jacket. ALL ITEMS ARE DISPATCHED FROM THE UK WITHIN 48 HOURS ( BOOKS ORDERED OVER THE WEEKEND DISPATCHED ON MONDAY) ALL OVERSEAS ORDERS SENT BY TRACKABLE AIR MAIL. IF YOU ARE LOCATED OUTSIDE THE UK PLEASE ASK US FOR A POSTAGE QUOTE FOR MULTI VOLUME SETS BEFORE ORDERING.

Hardcover. First Edition; First Printing. Near Fine in a Very Good+ price clipped dust jacket.