Kosminski Letter

[Cris Malone]

This is an aspect of Ripperology I will not miss. Sad.

[Howard Brown]

Rajah:

Whenever possible, please send the information to me.....thanks !

[R. J. Palmer]

Tim - I am not saying the man bought a genuine 1889 letter and envelope in order to create the "Kosminski" letter. That is your conclusion. I am merely confirming that he did, in fact, make such a purchase a year or so ago.

[R. J. Palmer]

The link to the original eBay sale can still be found on Google. Unfortunately, the sale was over a year ago and is thus "cached," so it can't be viewed. The sale, however, included not only a letter, but to my mind somewhat more interestingly, an original 1889 envelope. None of this is compatible with the letter Tim A. bought, however. Like I say, draw your own conclusions.

[R. J. Palmer]

Not exactly a household name.

[Tim Atkinson]

Tim - I am not saying the man bought a genuine 1889 letter and envelope in order to create the "Kosminski" letter. That is your conclusion. I am merely confirming that he did, in fact, make such a purchase a year or so ago.

What are you stating then Roger, Mark, Mark Ripper, RJ. ??
That proves nothing other than, he bought a letter dated 1889. Was that bought in his own name or another to deceive, much like yourself??
He has a history of buying Christian related items. What was the letter referring to ??

[R. J. Palmer]

Howard - I will send you an email via the D'Onston account. It might take an hour or so. Like I say, I think it would be just as well that the man's name is not mentioned on-line. I am not accusing him of anything; I merely pointing out a few things I have been able to confirm. These things have a tendency to hang around for years and crop up again, so it is just as well that it is "put to bed." Cheers.

[Tim Atkinson]

Not exactly a household name.

Again. A religious theme.
Do you really have anything at all to disprove disparage. ??

[Tim Atkinson]

Howard - I will send you an email via the D'Onston account. It might take an hour or so. Like I say, I think it would be just as well that the man's name is not mentioned on-line. I am not accusing him of anything; I merely pointing out a few things I have been able to confirm. These things have a tendency to hang around for years and crop up again, so it is just as well that it is "put to bed." Cheers.

Put what to bed ????

[Cogidubnus]

Was there an envelope or outer cover produced with this letter then? If so, can we see it please...

Thanks

Dave

[Howard Brown]

Howard - I will send you an email via the D'Onston account. It might take an hour or so. Like I say, I think it would be just as well that the man's name is not mentioned on-line. I am not accusing him of anything; I merely pointing out a few things I have been able to confirm. These things have a tendency to hang around for years and crop up again, so it is just as well that it is "put to bed." Cheers.

Thanks Roger...

[R. J. Palmer]

Clifford Harrison wasn't a religious figure. A "reciter" was a person who recited poetry, etc. while accompanied by the piano. In the days before radio, this passed as entertainment in Victorian concert halls. Evidently he also sang. Gotta run. Have a good night.

[Tim Atkinson]

Was there an envelope or outer cover produced with this letter then? If so, can we see it please...

Thanks

Dave

No Dave.

Tim.

[Cogidubnus]

OK, thanks Tim

Dave

[Tim Atkinson]

What have you proven RJ? Other than nothing..