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Stephen P. Ryder
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I'm not sure if many, or any, of you knew Mel Steinfeld, but he was a fellow Ripperologist and "inveterate" collector of all things Ripperish. On top of all that, he was an all-around great guy.

Unfortunately, Mel has recently passed away, and his wife is selling the entirety of his collection, via consignment, through Michael Greenbaum of Janus Books in Arizona. You'll find nearly every title there - fiction, non-fiction, and periodical.

Information at:

http://www.janusbooks.com/cat47.html


Stephen P. Ryder, Editor
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