The Police Journal. Volume 1 No.2.

A Quarterly Review for the Police Forces of the Empire. Contents: Dust and Its Analysis: An Aid to Criminal Investigation by Dr Edmond Locard. Extradition by G.S.Guthrie. The Ceylon Police and its Develoment by H.L.Dowbiggin. The First Twenty Years of the Court of Criminal Appeal by C.M.Knowles. The Successors of the Thugs in India by Captain E.C.Cox. The Danish Police Force by 'Anglo-Dane'. Science as Applied to Circumstantial Evidence by C.Ainsworth Mitchell. Street Lighting and Traffic Problems by R.L.Matthews. The Secret Societies of China by Prof.J.P.Bruce. Special Police Problems in the Union of South Africa by Major W.H.Quirk. The Reclamation of the Gipsies of the Scottish Border by John Morren. Handwriting as a Help to Identification by W.M.Webb. Three Interesting Rogues by P.F.Sherman. The Metropolitan Special Constabulary by Colonel W.T.Reay. The Rise and Fall of Ban Sein by Lt.Col. Eric Lawson. + Reviews. 24.5cms x 17cms. 175 pages with occasional black & white photo illustrations, advertisements to first few pages and to rear, tipped in printed note (regarding having the sets of the journal bound) to page 334, occasional very light spotting and internal creasing. Blue card covers, spine worn with small losses to top and base. Scarce. Good.

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Publisher: London: Philip Allan & Co.Ltd, 1928.

Type: Used

Binding: Softcover

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