These collected documents of Sherlockian scholarship were originally printed privately for fellow Baker Street Irregulars in the 1950s and early 1960s, and extensively cover the topics of Sherlock Holmes's Wanderjahre and Numismatics in the Canon.
First US edition, about a conference of famous fictional investigators who attempt to solve the mystery in Dickens's incomplete novel, THE MYSTERY OF EDWIN DROOD.
First printing in book form (in a later, married jacket) of this great Chicago murder tale by the great Chicagoan.
First printing of Starrett's "fantasia on romantic themes" of immortality and adventure.
First printing of this study of the discrepancies found in the four Holmes novels, a Shaw 100 title.
First printing, Penguin paperback original, of this entertaining selection of actual letters written to Holmes and Watson.
Original first printing of this exceptional pastiche of seven untold cases "discovered" in the tin dispatch box mentioned in THE PROBLEM OF THOR BRIDGE; one of which reunites Sherlock with his brother, Mycroft.
First printing of the Armchair Detective Library edition of this thrilling Sherlock Holmes pastiche, a clean, beautiful copy.
Scarce first printing of these Knoxian verses, variously Etonian, Oxonian, and Sherlockian.
First edition of this collection of Sherlockian scholarship, pastiche, and poetry, written over the course of five decades by a member of the Baker Street Irregulars.
Reprint of the second edition of Starrett's early and influential work of Sherlockian scholarship.
Important modern facsimile of the original publication of the first Sherlock Holmes novel (originally published in 1887), a joint venture by the Baker Street Irregulars and the Sherlock Holmes Society of London.
First edition of the erudite study of music in the Sherlockian canon, by British composer and conductor Warrack, a Shaw 100 title.
Highly chaotic turn-of-the-century card game, involving Doyle's great detective and a lot of shouting.
First printing of Benchley's collection of humorous pieces, humorously inscribed in the month of publication.
Collected character vignettes by a longtime devoted Sherlock Holmes fan, introduced by New York Times bridge writer Truscott and published by Samuel Gringras's Magico Magazine.
First printing of this eminent scion publication, the fourth in a series begun in 1949 that includes many classics of Sherlockian scholarship.
Second edition, revised and extended, of Bigelow's 1959 comprehensive lexicon for Sherlockians.
First printing of this suspenseful Holmes and Watson pastiche about a missing jewel of royal Scotland.
First edition of this scarce anthology of science fiction stories starring Sherlock Holmes, published by the Denver scion The Council of Four, and a Shaw 100 title.
First edition of this legal thriller, John Grisham's second book and first bestseller, later adapted into an Oscar-nominated film starring Tom Cruise.
Galley proof of the biography of the iconic chef and educator, published when she was 85 years old.
First edition of this iconic production, printed to accompany the museum's 1968 exhibition of the same name — an uncommonly fine example.
Scarce signed limited first edition of Butts's prose poem sequence, illustrated with Huck's signed woodcuts.
Second edition, Flaubert's Legend of Saint Julien, illustrated with twelve lithographs by Max Kaus.
