Murder Casebook Magazine Issue 112 Murder for Money De Stempel Von Bulow 1991 SKU 1478

Original Murder Casebook – Issue 112, published by Marshall Cavendish as part of the weekly “Investigations into the Ultimate Crime” true-crime series.

This issue is titled “Murder for Money” and concentrates on the cases of De Stempel and Von Bülow, with the front cover describing the subjects as a Baroness and a Baron who were each charged with murder and acquitted, with significant fortunes at stake.

The cover has the classic Murder Casebook design: predominantly black with strong blue detailing, oversized white CASEBOOK lettering and a central black-and-white portrait photograph. Issue 112 is prominently printed in blue at the lower-right.

Collector references confirm Issue 112 as “Murder for Money – De Stempel and Von Bulow”, positioned directly after Issue 111 Deadly Duo and before Issue 113 Killers on the Shore.

Magazine / Collector Details

• Publication: Murder Casebook
• Issue: 112
• Feature: Murder for Money
• Subjects: De Stempel and Von Bülow
• Publisher: Marshall Cavendish
• Series: Investigations into the Ultimate Crime
• Publication year: 1991
• Format: Weekly true-crime magazine / partwork
• Original UK cover price: £1.50
• Vintage crime-history collectible from the original Marshall Cavendish series

The magazine is particularly suitable for collectors of Murder Casebook back issues, vintage Marshall Cavendish partworks, historical crime publications and individual true-crime case studies.

Condition

Pre-owned vintage condition. Please study the supplied photograph carefully as it forms part of the condition description.

From the image:

• Front cover remains complete and generally well presented.
• Main title, issue number, portrait and cover wording remain strong and clearly readable.
• There is visible light surface rubbing/scuffing across the black cover, especially noticeable under direct light.
• Spine/left edge shows handling wear and several small rubbed areas.
• Lower-left corner has noticeable but relatively minor rubbing.
• Bottom edge shows light shelf and handling wear.
• Top edge and corners show some small signs of age-related use.
• Right edge appears generally sound with light rubbing.
• A few fine scratches and small marks are visible on the black background.
• Cover appears reasonably flat without a major fold.
• No obvious substantial tear is visible in the supplied image.
• No obvious handwritten notes, labels or ownership markings are visible on the photographed cover.
• Colours and printed detail remain strong for its age.

Overall, this looks like a good vintage collector copy showing ordinary age, storage and handling wear rather than heavy damage.

SKU 1478