The Life of Anson Bunker, "The Bloody Hand," the Perpetrator of no less than Fifteen Cold-blooded Murders, amongst which were the Great Nathan Murder of New York City, and those of His Three Wives, and several others in various Parts of the Country. His Horrible Confession and Terrible Doom.
- Singerman ID
- supp0522
- Year
- 1875
- Entry
- The Life of Anson Bunker, "The Bloody Hand," the Perpetrator of no less than Fifteen Cold-blooded Murders, amongst which were the Great Nathan Murder of New York City, and those of His Three Wives, and several others in various Parts of the Country. His Horrible Confession and Terrible Doom. Philadelphia: Barclay & Co., [c1875]. [2], [19]-95 p.
- Location
- Philadelphia, PA
- Title
- The Life of Anson Bunker, "The Bloody Hand," the Perpetrator of no less than Fifteen Cold-blooded Murders, amongst which were the Great Nathan Murder of New York City, and those of His Three Wives, and several others in various Parts of the Country. His Horrible Confession and Terrible Doom.
- Printer/Publisher
- Barclay & Co.
- Notes
- Benjamin Nathan, a wealthy New York Jew, was murdered in 1870. The full-page illustrations are captioned in English and German. At head of title: A Great Number of Mysterious Murders Revealed. Cover title: Life and Confession of Anson Bunker, the Murderer of Benjamin Nathan at New York. Editions with a copyright date 1881 and 1883 exist (copy of the 1883 ed. held by MBAt). Wright II:1550.
- Collection
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Chronological File, 1676 to 1900
“The Life of Anson Bunker, "The Bloody Hand," the Perpetrator of no less than Fifteen Cold-blooded Murders, amongst which were the Great Nathan Murder of New York City, and those of His Three Wives, and several others in various Parts of the Country. His Horrible Confession and Terrible Doom.”, Judaica Americana II, accessed September 16, 2024, https://judaicadhpenn.org/legacyprojects/s/singerman/item/53414