The Trading Post On JTRForums

[How Brown]

JMenges had the idea for a "trading post" section on the site and I think its a damned fine one indeed.

Jon's suggestion is that members of the Forums and whomever else,I suppose, that wanted to list the documentaries,books,magazines,or other materials they have available may want to trade with each other. Even sending blank discs to interested parties on a barter system.

[jmenges]

Thanks Howard,

Here's what I would do.

If you see something you don't have, but need from the list below, PM me your mailing address and what you have to trade (of something not on the list, obviously) or send a blank DVD(s) to me and I'll copy my material for you. The whole thing can be done via PM.

This is a permanent trade, so I'd be sending copies of dvds, not the originals, but would also gladly take books, toys, weapons, girlfriends, etc instead of a direct film to film trade.

I'll try to keep it to the harder-to-find (for some) items. No From Hell movies to be found here. But it's better to have stuff given to you than having to spending money, that's my motto.

List coming soon...and post your offers!

[How Brown]

This is the best time of year to come up with an idea like that JM...nice thinking.

[Mike Covell]

I am offering Susan, my wife, many miles left on the clock, barely used, good as new, 1 previous owner. Any takers? (Can't even giver her away!)

No, I kid of course!

Most of my duplicates have been sent to other ripperologists as thank you's.:kiss:

[How Brown]

I have every issue of Ripperologist in ezine format, beginning with number #62 all the way to #97. I have them all printed out too,as a side note. Thats around 3500 pages of reading and research.

If someone would like up to 6 issues of the magazine,contact me. The only "thing" I'd like in return is that the requesting party give some thought to supporting Ripperologist Magazine by subscribing for at least a half year, which is a 6 issue subscription.

Supporting the Rip is supporting Ripperology. The magazine is one of the best ambassadors of our beloved field and when more of us have the issues to use at hand,its conducive to building a better message board and community all around.

Think of all the articles that might be of value to you that you've missed since late 2005...one of them may have changed your whole way of thinking on one or more aspects of the Case....

[jmenges]

What a deal Howard!

Here's mine. Hint: I'd give at least a half-dozen of these for a copy of the A-Z, my copy has disappeared...I like books and or docs not on the list in trade.

Documentaries

A&E Biography- Jack the Ripper
In Search of...Jack the Ripper (Nimoy)
Jack the Ripper: The Final Solution
Jack the Ripper- First Serial Killer Revealed
Shadow of the Ripper- BBC Timewatch (1988)
Jack the Ripper- Is It Real? (NGC)
Jack the Ripper's London (TRV)
Jack the Ripper- Case Closed (2002)
Diary of Jack the Ripper
Barlow and Watt- Jack the Ripper
Jack the Ripper- The Whitechapel Murders (Tumblety flick)
The London Nobody Knows
The Secret Identity of Jack the Ripper
Vic Reeves Investigates- Jack the Ripper
Primitive London (1965)- includes very short reenactment of the "Ripper's first murder, Martha Turner", otherwise pretty cheesy doc about mods, rockers, strippers and chicken slaughterers.


and some movies

The Lodger (1926)
Murder By Decree
Man in the Attic
The Lodger (1944) + 'Making of The Lodger' featurette
Time after Time
7 Murders for Scotland Yard (1971) (Spain's Jack El Destripador De Londres- bad slasher flick, dubbed)
Waxworks (1924)
The Monster of London-City (German 1964, subtitled, ripper copycat)

JM

[George Hutchinson]

JM - I didn't think there would be things I didn't have. But there are. We're going to have to set up a trade and I'm going to have to dig out my really rare bits of footage, I think.

PHILIP

[ferret]

Hey Jon
I've got A-Z's coming outta my ears--

Just looked at 'em tho and NO ONE gets my Rumbelow signed one Oops sorry - I resign from that one-

Got a couple of hardback Fidos tho




Suz x

[ferret]

Ooooooooh Gawd here we go roll up roll up!
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If anyone sees these- again!! -Theyre MINE! xxxxxxxxx:kiss: Gawd what a pair of Baphy Boots!!!! I NEED those 'eh or Debs does!!!!

That pic came from ebay ages ago when I sort of bidded (bode/bade??) and they went for $900......FFS!!!

[ferret]

JM - I didn't think there would be things I didn't have. But there are. We're going to have to set up a trade and I'm going to have to dig out my really rare bits of footage, I think.

PHILIP
Dont you go diggin' out ya rare bits of footage mi' babes hehe:nono:

[How Brown]

Bump up.

[Mac The Knife]

Entire Whitechapel Murders, Home Office Files on Microfilm.. (A49301)etc.

Offers through pm please. :O)

[Mike Covell]

WANTED

The Ripper Notes from March 2000 featuring the article by Melvin Harris entitled,
Roslyn D'Onston: An Exlusive Update.

Name your price :kiss:

[Bob Hinton]

A good copy of Anderson's 'The Lighter Side of My Official Life'.

[Nemo]

I got a spare copy of this original bloodhound article from 1889 by Edwin Brough

http://forum.casebook.org/showthread.php?t=1985

I got a picture of "The Fisherman's Widow" also but your not having that!

[How Brown]

Mike

Don't even suggest paying for it...just send me your mailing address and I will have it out to you by this Tuesday afternoon.

I have a couple of other goodies from MH too.

[Mike Covell]

Sent you my address, sure you don't want anything for it?

[How Brown]

Of course not Mike.

I will take them to work tomorrow and scan them and send them.

Hail Baphomet.

[Mike Covell]

Does anyone have "Family Tree" magazine, Feb 2007 issue? I heard it has a wonderful article on Garibaldi and the British Legion within it.

[How Brown]

I done seed it advertised on that there Google Mike...did you purchase it?

[Mike Covell]

No copies available, but a friend has been in touch and they have it.:tea: