Description
Revisit the chilling mystery that gripped a nation. This faithful reproduction collection of Metropolitan Police correspondence and notices from 1888 immerses you in the shadowy world of Jack the Ripper’s Whitechapel. Each meticulously recreated document — from official police reports to the iconic “Police Notice to the Occupier” — has been crafted with authentic vintage detailing, aged textures, and period-accurate typography.
Hold the weight of history in your hands — feel the suspense, the urgency, the unanswered questions that haunted the streets of London. Perfect for historians, collectors, and true crime enthusiasts, this set offers a tangible connection to one of history’s darkest chapters.Step back into the gaslit alleys of Whitechapel — where every letter tells a story.
The police poster is A5 Size it was probably stuck on a door near where Jack the Ripper committed a Murder
It has the words
Police Notice.-To the Occupier,- On the mornings of Friday, 31st August, Saturday, 8th, and Sunday, 30th Sept., 1888, women were murdered in Whitechapel, it is supposed by some one residing in the immediate neighbourhood. Should you know of any person to whom suspicion is attached, you are earnestly requested to communicate at once with the nearest police-station.-Metropolitan Police Office, 30th Sept., 1888. The original of this was sold at Christie’s Auction House for £35,000
There are also two police letters about the Jack the Ripper Murders. Giving an amazing insight into the case and related to evidence gathering by police offers and how the investigation was conducted. Both letters have 2 pages dimensions are 250mm x 160mm
These are very good replicas created by a professional printing company on paper similar to the original
