The Dunecht Violation of Sepulchre Case Volume containing: Contemporary journal and newspaper cuttings relating to 'The Dunecht Violation of Sepulchre Case', 1881 - 1903, including articles from 'The Penny Illustrated Paper and Illustrated Times', 'The Penny Pictorial News', 'The People's Journal' and drawing depicting robbery of the Earl of Crawford's body, entitled 'The Earl of Crawford's Last Long Journey'; Copy of the High Court indictment against Charles Soutar, c October 1882; Pamphlet by James Collier, entitled 'The Dunecht Mystery: a startling romance. Truth stranger than fiction' (Glasgow: North British Publishing Company, c 1882); Silhouette of John Philip, a witness and suspect in the case, n.d.; Letter sent from Skene House (signatory uncertain, possibly Nicol) to 'My Dear Sir' discussing the case, stating that he has been in the Dunecht vault and thinks that it has 48 recesses, but cannot be sure, n.d. 1881 - 1903