Jack The Ripper The Final Solution by Stephen Knight 1976 1st Edition Signed by author to Joe Gaute
Language: English
Published by Granada Publishing Ltd., London, 1976
- First Edition
- Signed
- Hardcover
- Used
Seller: The Trial Library - Rare Crime & Legal History Books, London, United KingdomThe Trial Library - Rare Crime & Legal History Books
AbeBooks seller since March 9, 2026
Condition: Used - Good
£ 549.99
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First edition of Jack the Ripper: The Final Solution by Stephen Knight, published by Granada Publishing Ltd, London, in 1976. A highly desirable signed presentation copy, inscribed by Stephen Knight to Joe (J. H. H. Gaute): “For Joe, who listened, in gratitude and affection.” establishing a clear association with J. H. H. Gaute, a noted figure in crime writing and criminological research, suggesting a close personal and professional connection between author and recipient. A notable feature of this example is the presence of a J. H. H. Gaute ownership sticker, indicating provenance associated with the noted crime writer, editor, and criminological researcher, adding further interest to an already desirable title. One of the most influential and controversial books ever published on the Jack the Ripper case, presenting Stephen Knight’s famous theory concerning the Whitechapel murders and their alleged connections to Victorian society and the establishment. Condition: Very good. Binding firm and sound with the text block secure and all leaves intact. Pages are clean and bright throughout with light age-related toning to the top and fore edges. There is minimal wear and bumping to extremities. Original dust jacket present and in good condition. Overall, a well-preserved first edition with strong provenance. Conditions & Return Policy: Please note that due to the age, rarity, and collectable nature of these books, all sales are final and returns will not be accepted unless an item has been significantly misdescribed. These are original antiquarian works, many of which are well over 100 years old, and will naturally show signs of age and use. Please study all photographs carefully as they form part of the description and condition report. If you require any additional photographs or specific images of particular pages, bindings, inscriptions, or condition details, please feel free to contact me prior to purchase and I will be happy to provide them. All books are carefully packaged between sturdy protective cardboard sheets, placed in a padded jiffy envelope and securely sealed to provide maximum protection during transit and help ensure it arrives safely. …
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Bibliographic details
- Title
- Jack The Ripper The Final Solution by Stephen Knight 1976 1st Edition Signed by author to Joe Gaute
- Author
- Stephen Knight
- Publisher
- Granada Publishing Ltd., London
- Publication year
- 1976
- Condition
- Good
- Dust jacket
- Good
- Signed
- Signed by Author(s)
- Binding
- Hardcover
- Language
- English
- Edition
- 1st Edition
- Item weight
- 510 grams
- Dimensions
- 15 centimeters width by 22.5 centimeters height by 3 centimeters depth
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