The Kolchak Papers by Jeff Rice Signed Original Manuscript Dated Halloween 1970 COA Rice Family & JSA

The manuscript, titled The Kolchak Papers, was composed by Jeff Rice and served as the foundational inspiration for the television phenomenon Kolchak: The Night Stalker. Following its discovery by producer Dan Curtis, the manuscript was skillfully adapted into a groundbreaking television film in 1972, which featured the talented Darren McGavin in the leading role. This adaptation not only captivated audiences but also led to the creation of a revered cult-classic series that premiered in 1974.

Presented is a copy of the original The Kolchak Papers manuscript, signed by Jeff Rice on the front cover with the Halloween date, October 31, 1970. He gave it to a family member and it belonged to his great nephew.

“Jeff Rice was my Great Uncle on my Father’s Mother’s Side.  He gave this manuscript dated October 31, 1970, Halloween to my Father.   My Father gave it to me, before he passed away. I have this original manuscript as Jeff Rice’s original copy, writers copy, in an unedited version.”

It is accompanied by a Certificate of Authenticity from JSA, underscoring its significance in the realm of television history.

Also included is an original newspaper clipping story by the Las Vegas Sun, written about the book and Jeff Rice.  The article is talking about the book, which is related to how Rice came up with characters based on his reporting experience and coverups within the history of Las Vegas. It also mentions how it’s possible there can be vampires among us.

The Kolchak Papers Original Manuscript from Jeff Rice Signed Jeff Rice COA Family & JSA.