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  • ChrisGeorge
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    Originally posted by gizmo View Post
    Hiya, A few years back, I won a bid on EBAY for a package of facsimilie documents (8 x 10), paid for it, but alas, it was a no show. included in the kit was things like the Dear Boss letter etc. Any one out there know where i could possibly find an other package like this ??? As i said ,this was on EBAY a few years back and it was an item that i had taken to be commercially put together for retail or perhaps a conference. Please and thankyou. Ken
    Hello Ken

    Wouldn't this be the collection of facsimile documents put together by Keith Skinner and Stewart Evans?

    C

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  • gizmo
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    Thankyou !

    Originally posted by Bob Hinton View Post
    I'm pretty sure I have a spare copy somewhere I could let you have. How much did you pay on Ebay?
    I believe it came to $21. ( eleven quid ) I would gladly advance payment upon receipt of your mailing address by a PM. THANKS

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  • Suzi
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    Originally posted by George Hutchinson View Post
    I've not even clicked on the link as I KNOW this is going to be from the 1974 reprint of the IPN - right?

    I have NEVER seen an original from this particular series (I suspect SPE may own one or two, though). They are extremely rare and valuable. You can be 99.9% sure that any Ripper-related IPN you see on eBay is from the 1974 series of reprints. Expect to pay up to about £20 for the set, and £25 with the wrapper.

    PHILIP
    That's what they are I reckon- not worth any serious payment I believe- apart from wall decoraction

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  • Bob Hinton
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    Might be able to help.

    Originally posted by gizmo View Post
    Hiya, A few years back, I won a bid on EBAY for a package of facsimilie documents (8 x 10), paid for it, but alas, it was a no show. included in the kit was things like the Dear Boss letter etc. Any one out there know where i could possibly find an other package like this ??? As i said ,this was on EBAY a few years back and it was an item that i had taken to be commercially put together for retail or perhaps a conference. Please and thankyou. Ken
    I'm pretty sure I have a spare copy somewhere I could let you have. How much did you pay on Ebay?

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  • gizmo
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    Facsimilie Package On Ebay

    Hiya, A few years back, I won a bid on EBAY for a package of facsimilie documents (8 x 10), paid for it, but alas, it was a no show. included in the kit was things like the Dear Boss letter etc. Any one out there know where i could possibly find an other package like this ??? As i said ,this was on EBAY a few years back and it was an item that i had taken to be commercially put together for retail or perhaps a conference. Please and thankyou. Ken

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  • George Hutchinson
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    I've not even clicked on the link as I KNOW this is going to be from the 1974 reprint of the IPN - right?

    I have NEVER seen an original from this particular series (I suspect SPE may own one or two, though). They are extremely rare and valuable. You can be 99.9% sure that any Ripper-related IPN you see on eBay is from the 1974 series of reprints. Expect to pay up to about £20 for the set, and £25 with the wrapper.

    PHILIP

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  • Bob Hinton
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    Reprints

    The creasing of the item says that this is a re-print.

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  • Bob Hinton
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    Reprints

    The creasing of the item that this is a re-print.

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  • ob49
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    Illustrated Police News



    Any thoughts, I presume they are the usual 1970's reprints and not originals as listed??

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  • AdamWalsh
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    http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/WILLIAM-W-GULL-suspected-of-being-JACK-THE-RIPPER_W0QQitemZ260434012032QQcmdZViewItemQQptZLH_ DefaultDomain_0?hash=item3ca313a780&_trksid=p3286. c0.m14&_trkparms=65%3A3|66%3A2|39%3A1|240%3A1318|3 01%3A1|293%3A1|294%3A50

    William Gull signature.

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  • Suzi
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    Going back a bit in the posts here have just checked my Fontana 'Autumn of Terror'- Cullen first edition Fontana 1966...think it cost me £1.50 from ebay years and years ago

    Have decided I MUST read it again!!!!.. early night- work tomorrow sadly!

    Suz xx

    Just looking at the cover and love the quote from 'The Mirror'...'The Best Book Yet On The Ripper'

    Mind you- still one of my all time favs!!!...


    Psssssssssssssssst wanna see my Jon Benet bits of string collection??.....buyer collects!! aaaaaaagh!
    Last edited by Suzi; 06-28-2009, 11:29 PM.

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  • silverstealth
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    There is an old saying in Yorkshire, "Tha don't get owt for nowt".

    I will request a partial credit and go from there, they are still good articles all the same and as pointed out usefull for research.

    Thanks guys for the heads up..

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  • Celesta
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    I'd be trying to get my money back on this one.

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  • Bob Hinton
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    Papers

    I believe Phil to be absolutely correct here. The other clue is that the repros are always folded into quarters.

    About the printing, to be more precise the actual letters are not embossed but impressed, intaglio. This gives the impression that the surrounding paper is embossed. The best way to feel this is to roughen your fingertips with fine sandpaper and then draw them across the surface of the paper. You should be able to feel the impressions.

    The other way is to shine an oblique light across the page a la CSI. You should with a bit of luck see the shadows.

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  • George Hutchinson
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    You aren't going to like this, Silverstealth.

    I did e-mail the seller about this and he sent me a polite reply thanking me for letting him know... seems he didn't tell his bidders, though.

    These papers are a set of reproductions issued in 1974. These editions often came with a wrapper (missing here) and it's always the same copies. I have NEVER seen an original IPN of the period, let alone a Ripper edition. The way to tell if a LVP newspaper is genuine is to check the print. If it's of the period, it will have a very slight embossing because of the method of printing.

    The yellowing, brittleness and general dirtiness of these copies is simply down to bad storage. In this condition, they would be worth an absolute maximum of £20 in my opinion.

    However, they are not THAT common and if you're using them as a research tool rather than an historical investment, then surely they're worth it?

    PHILIP

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