CLARENCE and AVONDALE; ALBERT EDWARD; Duke of. Autograph Letter Signed, "Edward," to an unnamed General, thanking him for forwarding letters from Colonel Warburton which explained the situation in Afghanistan, praising Warburton's work and mentioning

CLARENCE and AVONDALE; ALBERT EDWARD; Duke of. Autograph Letter Signed, "Edward," to an unnamed General, thanking him for forwarding letters from Colonel Warburton which explained the situation in Afghanistan, praising Warburton's work and mentioning the return of his brother (i.e. future King George V). 4 pages, folded 8vo sheet, monogrammed stationery; usual folds, minor fading, minor soiling alongthe vertical fold. "Cavalry Barracks," 24 September no year E400/600 Albert Victor Christian Edward (1864-92) eldest son of Edward VII, is suspected by some to have been Jack the Ripper.