IRREGULAR CRISES OF THE LATE 'FORTIES
Inscribed first edition of No. 5 in the BSI Archival Series, an archival history of the Baker Street Irregulars, covering Summer 1947—December 1950.
Inscribed first edition of No. 5 in the BSI Archival Series, an archival history of the Baker Street Irregulars, covering Summer 1947—December 1950.
Inscribed first edition of No. 4 in the BSI Archival Series, an archival history of the Baker Street Irregulars Autumn 1943—June 1947.
Inscribed first edition of BSI Archival Series No. 3, an archival history of the Baker Street Irregulars from January 1941 — March 1944.
Doubly signed limited first edition of editor and science fiction writer Bensen's short story, narrating the former Irene Adler's engagement of Sherlock Holmes to discover whether Oscar Wilde has or has not seduced her husband.
Small collection of Sherlockian Scion society newsletters, including the "New Series" of the revival of the Pageboys — a "junior" Scion for Sherlockians under 21.
Signed BSI edition of these classic studies in Sherlock Holmes, reproduced in facsimile by the Baker Street Irregulars and introduced by Edgar W. Smith.
Early edition of these selected pieces by the Canadian humorist, including his pastiche parody "Maddened by Mystery: or, The Defective Detective" — with the author's clipped signature tipped onto the front pastedown.
First edition of Twain's Sherlock Holmes pastiche-Western, in which the World's Greatest Detective investigates a murder mystery at a mining camp in California.
Second printing, in the rare dust jacket, of Starrett's early and profoundly influential work of Sherlockian scholarship.
Eighth printing, with tipped-in signature, of this collection of Milne's essays, including "The Watson Touch," on Sherlock Holmes and his own forays into detective fiction.
Advance uncorrected proofs of these chronological selections from Doyle's letters.
First edition of the first novel-length Sherlock Holmes parody, starring "the famous detective Hemlock Holmes," by an American political pamphleteer and failed Ohio congressional candidate.
First edition of one of the first Sherlockian pastiches to posit an unambiguous romance between Holmes and Watson, published by the Gay Men's Press.
Second printing of Adrian Conan Doyle's indignant protest against Hesketh Pearson's "alleged 'biography'" of his father.
Inscribed first UK edition of this anthology of new Sherlock Holmes stories by Stephen King, Stuart Kaminsky, Dorothy B. Hughes, and others — signed by six of the contributors.
Signed advance uncorrected proof copy of this collection of short story Sherlockian pastiches, signed by editor Daniel Stashower.
Scarce first hardcover edition and first UK edition of this novelization of the 1985 film of the same name, following Holmes and Watson at boarding school.
First edition, first printing of these chronological selections from Doyle's letters.
First printing, uncorrected proof copy of Thomson's third collection of Sherlockian pastiche stories, from a lost manuscript transmitted to the author by a distant relative of Dr. John H. Watson.
First printing of Andrews's Sherlockian pastiche, in which the American actor and playwright William Gillette meets the man he famously impersonated.
First edition, unedited advance review copy of Leppek's Sherlockian mystery, an investigation into the murder of Abraham Lincoln.
Uncorrected proofs of the first US edition of Symons's 1979 biography, an introduction to Doyle published in celebration of the Sherlock Holmes Centennial.
First US edition of Greene's third anthology of detective stories by Catherine Louisa Pirkis, Arthur Morrison, Jacques Futrelle, and other contemporaries of Arthur Conan Doyle.
Later edition of Harrison's attempt to follow the path of Sherlock Holmes.
Inscribed first printing of this scarce Sherlockian collection.