HOLMES' RANGE
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.
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.
Limited BSI edition of these classic studies in Sherlock Holmes, reproduced in facsimile by the Baker Street Irregulars and introduced by Edgar W. Smith.
Uncommon first printing of Blakeney's biography of Sherlock Holmes, a Shaw 100 title.
First edition of this collection of selected reviews and critical writing by Boucher, including his essays "Baker Street Immortal" and "Opera and Murder."
First edition of this uncommon later anthology from the Illustrious Clients, who herein make heroic efforts to render Indiana hospitable ground for a roaming Sherlock Holmes. Contributors include Leslie S. Klinger, Kathryn White, David Stuart Davies, and Peter Blau.
Collected conference papers on Sherlockian film and television, by Michael Mallory, Timothy S. Greer, John Landis and Nicholas Meyer, Kevin L. Jones, Leslie S. Klinger, and others.
First printing of James's collected essays on the genre and its great practitioners, signed by the author aboard the Queen Mary II transatlantic cruise liner en route from Southampton to Brooklyn in 2010.
Scarce study of the brother of Sherlock Holmes, by a member of The Three Students Plus, scion society of the Baker Street Irregulars.
Scarce signed pamphlet exploring the historical and geographic background of Doyle's THE VALLEY OF FEAR.
Scarce pamphlet exploring the historical and geographic background of Doyle's THE VALLEY OF FEAR.
Lovely limited first edition of Klinefelter's general monograph on Sherlock Holmes, his genesis, exploits, chroniclers, and followers.
First edition of these selections from several decades of Doylean scholarship, from contemporary reviews by Max Beerbohm and George Bernard Shaw to more recent retrospectives by George E. Slusser and Kim Herzinger.
First printing of this study of the Sherlockian canon, written under the supposition that "Doyle was not always aware of the sexual themes that did lie beyond his work."
Inscribed first printing of this scarce Sherlockian collection.
First edition of this study of the historical background and meanings of character names in the Sherlock Holmes canon, by a Queen's University librarian and Sherlockian scholar.
First edition of these collected essays and criticism by Catherine Cooke, Richard Lancelyn Green, Owen Dudley Edwards, and others, the first of the series "The Case Files of Sherlock Holmes" published under the general editorship of Christopher and Barbara Roden.
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 printing of Starrett's early and profoundly influential work of Sherlockian scholarship.
First printing of Thomson's earnest literary study of the close friendship carried on by Watson and Holmes and the dark psychological drives that lay beneath.
Rare collection of Sherlockian essays and pastiches by members of scion society Musgrave Ritualists Beta, merged in 1973 into the larger and still-extant Three Garridebs of Westchester County. Authors include Susan Dahlinger, Bruce D. Kennedy, and others.
Inscribed first edition of the scarce second Case-Book from the Illustrious Clients of Indianapolis for the year 1948, a Shaw 100 title, with presentation inscription from contributor H.B. Williams.
Scarce inscribed monograph by Wolff a few years before he became editor of the BAKER STREET JOURNAL.
Magico Magazine reprint of Wolff's scarce 1955 monograph, including with his supplemental Annexe of 1956.