Description
Own a rare and historically significant piece of true-crime history — an authentic handwritten letter penned by Harry Roberts, one of Britain’s most notorious criminals. Harry Roberts became a household name following the infamous 1966 Shepherd’s Bush murders, in which three unarmed Metropolitan Police officers were gunned down in cold blood. Roberts spent nearly half a century behind bars, becoming one of the longest-serving prisoners in the UK before his eventual release in 2014. Every detail in this letter captures the tone and mindset of a man whose name has become part of British criminal folklore. A genuine piece of history — preserved with care and authenticity. Serious collectors will appreciate the rarity of any handwritten item from Roberts, whose personal correspondence seldom reaches the public market.
This remarkable letter offers a direct connection to one of the most talked-about figures in post-war British criminal history.
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Original handwritten content in Roberts’ own hand
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Written while incarcerated, with full prison address header
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Includes Roberts’ signature and date
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A tangible artefact from Britain’s dark underworld of the 1960s
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Perfect for collectors of true crime memorabilia, criminal history, or Gangland ephemera
- Full COA supplied
