Tom A. Cullen reconstructs the Jack the Ripper murders and the investigation against the backdrop of Victorian London. This illustrated study examines the crimes, the victims, and the mystery of the killer’s identity, presenting Cullen’s argument for Montague John Druitt as a suspect.
By Tom A. Cullen. Published by Houghton Mifflin Company, Boston, 1965. Originally published in 1965. Fourth printing, as stated on the copyright page. Hardcover with dust jacket.
Condition: Good hardcover in a Good dust jacket. Age-toned pages. Jacket shows toning, rubbing, edgewear, small chips, and a tear at the upper front edge.
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Tom A. Cullen reconstructs the Jack the Ripper murders and the investigation against the backdrop of Victorian London. This illustrated study examines the crimes, the victims, and the mystery of the killer’s identity, presenting Cullen’s argument for Montague John Druitt as a suspect.
By Tom A. Cullen. Published by Houghton Mifflin Company, Boston, 1965. Originally published in 1965. Fourth printing, as stated on the copyright page. Hardcover with dust jacket.
Condition: Good hardcover in a Good dust jacket. Age-toned pages. Jacket shows toning, rubbing, edgewear, small chips, and a tear at the upper front edge.
Please see photos for condition. Photos show the exact book for sale.
