RUSSELL A. MANN SHERLOCK HOLMES RESEARCH COLLECTION MONOGRAPHS, SERIALS, EPHEMERA & COLLECTIBLES
Inventory
Compiled by Hans Rasmussen
Special Collections, Hill Memorial Library Louisiana State University Libraries Louisiana State University, Baton Rouge, La.
2017
SCOPE AND CONTENT NOTE
The items in this collection are part of the Russell A. Mann Sherlock Holmes Research Collection, but have not been cataloged individually because they are not in their original formats (represented here as printouts or photocopies), are typescripts, ephemeral, three- dimensional, or are otherwise deemed unsuitable for individual catalog records.
SUBGROUP DESCRIPTIONS
Subgroup I. John Bennett Shaw and Sherlock Holmes: A Collection of Documents and Materials Drawn from a Busy and Dedicated Life
The first subgroup consists of correspondence, publications, and ephemera from 1966 to 2001 concerning John Bennett Shaw (1914-1994), a Sherlock Holmes scholar from Santa Fe, New Mexico, who amassed one of the largest Sherlockian libraries in the world. He donated it to the University of Minnesota in 1993 to join the already substantial library of Philip S. and Mary Kahler Hench. These papers were accumulated most likely by Robert C. Hess, a Sherlockian enthusiast from Brightwaters, New York.
Subgroup II. Monographs, Serials & Ephemera
The second subgroup consists of photocopies and printouts of monographs, articles, scripts, and indexes, as well as maps, illustrations, and various forms of ephemera accumulated by Russell A. Mann. Series A. Monographs & Articles consists primarily of printouts of short monographs previously published on the Internet; printouts and photocopies of articles, scripts, and exhibition catalogs; bibliographies; unpublished monographs; and other short papers, usually written by a single named author. They are arranged alphabetically by the name of the author or by title. Series B. Anthologies & Topical Files are files of articles, stories, and other resources on specific topics compiled by Russell A. Mann. Most have titles assigned by Russell Mann and are arranged alphabetically by title or by subject. Series C. Periodicals consists of printouts of niche Sherlockian periodicals previously published on the Internet, various theater playbills, and single issues of obscure entertainment periodicals containing insignificant articles for general readers. Series D. Indexes consists of typewritten indexes to several books prepared by Adrian Nebbett. Series E. Illustrations & Ephemera contains assorted illustrations, cartoons, postcards, and ephemeral items.
Subgroup III. Sherlock Holmes Collectibles
The third subgroup contains mostly three-dimensional collectibles concerning Sherlock Holmes, such as puzzles and games, toys and dolls, pottery, figurines, and other assorted collectibles. They are organized by format, but are arranged in no particular order. CONTAINER LIST
Subgroup I. John Bennett Shaw and Sherlock Holmes: A Collection of Documents and Materials Drawn from a Busy and Dedicated Life
Box 1 fol. 1 – Letters received primarily from John Bennett Shaw, 1975-1995
Box 1 fol. 2 – Christmas cards sent by John Bennett Shaw, 1967-1993
Box 1 fol. 3 – Publications re John Bennett Shaw’s Sherlock Holmes library, 1966-2001
Box 1 fol. 4 – Sherlock Holmes workshops conducted by John Bennett Shaw, 1971-1985
Box 1 fol. 5 – Reminiscences of John Bennett Shaw, 1990-1994
Box 1 fol. 6 – The Brothers Three of Moriarty scion society programs, 1972-1991
Box 1 fol. 7 – Newspaper clippings, 1967-1992
Box 1 fol. 8 – Sherlock Holmes conference programs, 1984-1996
Box 1 fol. 9 – Assorted ephemera, 1973-1992
Subgroup II. Monographs, Serials & Ephemera Series A. Monographs & Articles
Box 1 fol. 10 – Adams, Cynthia. “Mysterious Case of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle,” 1999.
Box 1 fol. 11 – Barnes, Jonathan. “Conan Doyle and the Creeping Man,” in Times Literary Supplement (June 23, 2011)
Box 1 fol. 12 – Bedford-Jones, H. “The Affair of the Aluminium Crutch.” Baker Street Journal 1 (January 1946): 71-87.
Box 1 fol. 13 – Bergem, Philip C. “Checklist of Sherlock Holmes (and Holmes related) Films and Television Programs,” 2013.
Box 1 fol. 14 – Block, Ira. “Watson’s Married Life with Observations on the Dating of Certain Canonical Cases,” 2001.
Box 1 fol. 15 – Byrne, Bob. “The Definitive Holmes,” circa 2000.
Box 1 fol. 16 – Carlson, Glenn, and Scot Crisp. “The Speckled Band,” adaptation for One Act Audio Theatre, circa 2002.
Box 1 fol. 17 – Collingridge, W.H. Tricks of Self-Defence, circa 1900.
Box 1 fol. 18 – Cooke, Catherine. “Mrs. Hudson: A Legend in Her Own Lodging-House.” Baker Street Journal 55 (Summer 2005): 13-23.
Box 1 fol. 19 – Cumings, Thayer. Seven on Sherlock: Some Trifling Observations on the Greatest of All Private Consulting Detectives, 1968.
Box 1 fol. 20 – Doyle, Arthur Conan. “Lot No. 249.” Ripperologist 121 (July 2011): 61-91.
Box 1 fol. 21 – Drake, William A., and Edwin Blum. The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes (screenplay, final script, June 14, 1939)
Box 1 fol. 22 – Durie, Bruce. “Who was Dick Donovan?” (2004) and Dick Donovan, “The Problem of Dead Wood Hall,” circa 1896.
Box 1 fol. 23 – Eckert, Win Scott. “List of Characters for Kim Newman’s Anno Dracula, The Bloody Red Baron and Judgment of Tears,” 2008.
Box 1 fol. 24 – Gaiman, Neil. “A Study in Emerald,” 2004.
Box 1 fol. 25 – Garber, Marjorie. “Our Genius Problem.” Atlantic Monthly 290 (December 2002): 64-72.
Box 1 fol. 26 – Gay, William Owen. “Sherlock Holmes and the Railways: The Detective Went by Train—A Contribution to Holmesiana” in British Transport Police Journal.
Box 1 fol. 27 – Griswold, Amy Herring. “Thinking Masculine: Sherlock Holmes.” Chapter 1 in Detecting Masculinity: The Positive Masculine Qualities of Fictional Detectives. Ph.D. diss., University of North Texas, 2007.
Box 1 fol. 28 – Guest, Kristen. “Norbu’s The Mandala of Sherlock Holmes: Neo-Victorian Occupations of the Past.” Neo-Victorian Studies 3 (2010): 73-95.
Box 1 fol. 29 – Hall, John. “140 Different Varieties.” Northern Musgraves Monograph no. 5 (1994)
Box 1 fol. 30 – Haynsworth, Leslie. “Sensational Adventures: Sherlock Holmes and His Generic Past.” English Literature in Transition (1880-1920) 44 (2001): 459-85.
Box 1 fol. 31 – Homer, Michael W. “Arthur Conan Doyle’s Adventures in Winnipeg.” Manitoba History 25 (Spring 1993)
Box 1 fol. 32 – Homer, Michael W. “Sir Arthur Conan Doyle: Spiritualism and ‘New Religions’.” Dialogue: A Journal of Mormon Thought 23 (Winter 1990): 97-121.
Box 1 fol. 33 – Keefauver, Brad. “Chronology of the Sherlock Holmes Stories and a Timeline Based on the Chronology,” 2010.
Box 1 fol. 34 – Keefauver, Brad. “The Holmes-Vampire Trilogy.” Baker Street Chronicle 4 (September-October 1984)
Box 1 fol. 35 – Konnikova, Maria. “Lessons from Sherlock Holmes.” Scientific American series (August 19, 2011-November 8, 2011 & July 9, 2013) and others articles.
Box 1 fol. 36 – Lellenberg, Jon. “History Detective: Researching the BSI Archival Histories,” 2009.
Box 1 fol. 37 – Lellenberg, Jon L., and Richard Sveum. “The Great Debate: Was Ronald Knox the First Sherlockian?” 2010.
Box 1 fol. 38 – McGregor, Rafe. “Allan Quatermain: The First Action Hero,” 2006.
Box 1 fol. 39 – McPharlin, Paul. “221B Baker Street: Certain Physical Details.” Baker Street Journal 2 (April 1947): 180-94.
Box 1 fol. 40 – Malec, Andrew. “The Other Master: Frederic Dorr Steele,” a commemorative essay in conjunction with an exhibit of original and published illustrations (1984) and The Frederic Dorr Steele Memorial Collection. Minneapolis: University of Minnesota Libraries, 1987.
Box 1 fol. 41 – Mallory, Michael. “The Curious Case of the Peacock Street Peculiars,” 2006.
Box 1 fol. 42 – Maltby, J.R. “Sherlock Holmes and Anaesthesia.” Canadian Journal of Anaesthesia 35 (1988): 58-62.
Box 1 fol. 43 – “A Mary Russell Companion: Exploring the World of Laurie R. King’s Mary Russell/Sherlock Holmes Series,” 2010.
Box 1 fol. 44 – Miller, Chris J. “Sherlock Holmes: A Complete Chronology,” 2010-2013.
Box 1 fol. 45 – Molding the Image: William Gillette as Sherlock Holmes, an exhibit illustrative of the profound impact of the American actor on past and present conceptions of Sherlock Holmes from the Mary Kahler & Philip S. Hench Collection. Minneapolis: University of Minnesota, 1983.
Box 1 fol. 46 – Moscowitz, Les. “Study of Textual Variations between Doubleday and First Published Versions of the Sherlock Holmes Canon,” 2008.
Box 1 fol. 47 – Muir, Laura Smith, ed. Sherlock Holmes: The Final Adventure Play Guide. Kansas City Repertory Theatre, 2007.
Box 1 fol. 48 – “The Musgrave Ritual: Script for the Radio Play of Dec. 11, 1939 Starring Basil Rathbone and Nigel Bruce.”
Box 1 fol. 49 – “The Mystery of Cader Ifan: A synopsis of the only extant episode,” 1967.
Box 1 fol. 50 – Nolan, Paul T. “Sherlock Holmes’s Christmas Goose.” Plays: The Drama Magazine for Young People 65 (December 2005): 35-44.
Box 2 fol. 1 – Pascal, Ernest. The Hound of the Baskervilles (screenplay, final script, December 8, 1938)
Box 2 fol. 2 – Prepolec, Charles. “Sherlock Holmes and Christopher Lee: An Overview” (2008) and Schellenberger, Thomas. “The Mark of Christopher Lee.” The Vampire Journal 1 (2008)
Box 2 fol. 3 – Reed, James. “A Medical Perspective on the Adventures of Sherlock Holmes.” Medical Humanities 27 (December 2001): 76-81.
Box 2 fol. 4 – Richardson, David. “Annotations for A Scandal in Bohemia,” 2008.
Box 2 fol. 5 – Schaefer, Bradley E. “Sherlock Holmes and Some Astronomical Connections.” Journal of the British Astronomical Association 103 (1993): 30-34.
Box 2 fol. 6 – Sherlock Holmes: Catalogue of an Exhibition held at Abbey House, Baker Street, London, May-September 1951.
Box 2 fol. 7 – A Sherlock Holmes Gala: Sherlock Holmes and the Law, an Exhibition. Minneapolis: University of Minnesota Law Library, 2002.
Box 2 fol. 8 – Shreffler, Phillip. “The Elite Devotee or How the Sherlock Fandom Is a Horrible Embarrassment to the Sherlockian World,” 2013.
Box 2 fol. 9 – Stahl, Gael. “David Hammer: Sherlockian Traveller,” 1999.
Box 2 fol. 10 – Stenberg, Ulf. “Sherlock Holmes and Inspector Morse: Two Contrasting Detectives.” Bachelor’s thesis, Luleå University of Technology, 2006.
Box 2 fol. 11 – Stock, Randall. “Beeton’s Christmas Annual 1887: An Annotated Checklist,” 2002.
Box 2 fol. 12 – Stock, Randall. “The Unique Hamlet by Vincent Starrett: A First Edition Census,” 2010.
Box 2 fol. 13 – Utechin, Nicholas. “Nigel Bruce as Doctor Watson: Excerpts from His Unpublished Autobiography.” Sherlock Holmes Journal 19 (Winter 1988): 3, 6- 15.
Box 2 fol. 14 – Victorian Secrets and Edwardian Enigmas: The Riddles of the Rooms of 221B Baker Street, An Exhibition of Materials from the Sherlock Holmes Collections. Minneapolis: University of Minnesota, 2007.
Box 2 fol. 15 – Voltaire, François Marie Arouet de. “Zadig the Babylonian,” 2006.
Box 2 fol. 16 – Weisbrod, Aaron, et al. While You Sleep, I Destroy Your World (Nightmare World no. 7). Golden Goats Studio, circa 2010.
Box 2 fol. 17 – William Gillette in Sherlock Holmes as Produced at the Garrick Theatre, New York. New York: R.H. Russell, 1900.
Box 2 fol. 18 – Willis, Chris. “Loveday Brooke: The ‘Lady Detective’ as Career Woman,” 2000.
Box 2 fol. 19 – Wisser, Katherine Mary. “The Creation, Reception and Perpetuation of the Sherlock Holmes Phenomenon, 1887-1930.” MSLS thesis, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, 2000.
Box 2 fol. 20 – Worthington, Heather. “From The Newgate Calendar to Sherlock Holmes.” In A Companion to Crime Fiction, ed. Charles J. Rzepka and Lee Horseley (Wiley- Blackwell, 2010), 13-27.
Box 2 fol. 21 – Young, Thomas. “Is Sherlock Holmes’ ‘Reasoning Backwards’ a Reliable Method for Discovering Truth? – Analyses of Four Medicolegal Cases,” 2011.
Box 2 fol. 22 – Zecher, Henry. “Selected Bibliography for Research on William Gillette, American’s Sherlock Holmes,” 2011.
Subgroup II. Monographs, Serials & Ephemera Series B. Anthologies & Topical Files
Box 2 fol. 23 – “Anthony Boucher,” consisting of “On Anthony Boucher” by David Langford (1984) and “Who Was Anthony Boucher?” by William F. Nolan (2011)
Box 2 fol. 24 – “The Apocrypha: The Untold Tales of Sherlock Holmes,” consisting of “The Best Untold Tales of Sherlock Holmes” by Randall Stock and “The Untold Tales— Analyzed” by P.K. Jones
Box 2 fol. 25 – Bartitsu, articles, 2008-2011
Box 2 fol. 26 – The basic Holmesian library by John Bennett Shaw, articles and catalogs, 1985- 2010
Box 2 fol. 27 – “BBC Cult Presents… Sherlock Holmes: New Sherlock Holmes Stories,” six short stories, 2009
Box 2 fol. 28 – Carnacki, Thomas, articles re the protagonist of the William Hope Hodgson short stories, 2010-2011
Box 2 fol. 29 – The Casebook of Gregory Hood radio program, 2011
Box 2 fol. 30 – Elrod, P.N., interview, 2009
Box 2 fol. 31 – Farmer, Philip José, reviews, 2009-2011
Box 2 fol. 32 – “The Flashman Papers,” articles re the Sir Harry Paget Flashman novels by George MacDonald Fraser, 2000-2012
Box 2 fol. 33 – “Food and Drink in the Sherlock Holmes Stories from De Waal’s Universal Sherlock Holmes,” bibliography et al., 2004-2005
Box 2 fol. 34 – “Further Notes on the Firearms of Sherlock Holmes Employed in the Canon and on Firearms Identification,” 1997-2009
Box 2 fol. 35 – Gillette, William, articles, 2011
Box 2 fol. 36 – “Horses of Different Colors: A Supplement,” consisting of “Canonical Horse- Drawn Vehicles” by Harald Curjel (1979), “Reflections on Canonical Vehicles and Something of the Horse” by Henry C. Potter (1971), and “Victorian England: The Horse-Drawn Society” by F.M.L. Thompson (1970)
Box 2 fol. 37 – The Hound of the Baskervilles study guides, 2000-2010
Box 2 fol. 38 – “Influence of Edgar Allan Poe on Arthur Conan Doyle’s Sherlock Holmes Stories,” consisting of “The Humbug: Edgar Allan Poe and the Economy of Horror” by Jill Lepore (2009) and “Edgar Allan Poe’s Influence on Sir Arthur Conan Doyle” by Drew H. Thomas (2009)
Box 2 fol. 39 – “Jack-the-Ripper Timeline: A timeline of Ripper-related events covering the 110 years between 1887 and 1997”
Box 2 fol. 40 – King, Laurie R., interview, 2006, and Mia Stampe, “Laurie R. King and the Phenomenon of Mary Russell,” 1998
Box 2 fol. 41 – “Leslie S. Klinger Court Suit in the Matter of Copyright Now Existing for the Sherlock Holmes Stories: United States District Court Northern District Illinois Eastern Division,” 2013
Box 2 fol. 42 – “Lyme Regis Horror Trilogy: Notes and Reviews,” re Sherlock Holmes and the Lyme Regis Horror by David Ruffle, 2010-2013
Box 2 fol. 43 – “The Meteorological Holmes, A Supplement: Description of the Weather in the British Isles, 1851-1929”
Box 2 fol. 44 – Murdock, Karen, articles on Sherlock Holmes, 2003-2011
Box 3 fol. 1 – The New Annotated Sherlock Holmes, edited by Leslie S. Klinger, articles and book reviews, 2004-2009
Box 3 fol. 2 – “The Quotable Sherlock Holmes Vol. 2”
Box 3 fol. 3 – “Raffles: The Gentleman Thief,” articles, 2009
Box 3 fol. 4 – The Real Inspector Hound by Tom Stoppard, articles, 2010
Box 3 fol. 5 – “The Red-Headed League by Arthur Conan Doyle eNotes”
Box 3 fol. 6 – “The Red-Headed League” SparkNotes, 2010
Box 3 fol. 7 – “Related Material on the Case of the Conan Doyle Crime Library,” 1962-2001
Box 3 fol. 8 – Rodin, Alvin E., articles on Sherlock Holmes and letters received, 1985-2000
Box 3 fol. 9 – “Selected Bibliography of New Sherlock Holmes Stories,” 2013
Box 3 fol. 10 – “Sexton Blake: The Other Detective,” articles and stories, 2009-2012
Box 3 fol. 11 – “Sherlock Holmes and Music,” articles and index, 1947-2009
Box 3 fol. 12 – “Sherlock Holmes and Some Contemporaries,” articles re Victorian detective fiction, 1964-2013
Box 3 fol. 13 – “Sherlock Holmes on the Radio,” articles, 2001-2009
Box 3 fol. 14 – Sherlock Holmes scholarship, assorted articles, 2009-2010
Box 3 fol. 15 – “Sherlock Holmes: The Play and the Film,” articles re the 1899 play and 1922 film by William Gillette, 2013-2014
Box 3 fol. 16 – “Silent Auction of Sherlock Holmes Publications, Memorabilia, etc. from the Estate of James Bliss Austin,” 1990
Box 3 fol. 17 – “Sleuthing with Sherlock: A Companion to Hallmark Channel’s Sherlock Holmes Series,” circa 2002
Box 3 fol. 18 – Sotheby’s auction of original copy of A Study in Scarlet in Beeton’s Christmas Annual (1887), auction details and articles, 2010
Box 3 fol. 19 – Vidocq, Eugéne François, articles, 2003-2012
Subgroup II. Monographs, Serials & Ephemera Series C. Periodicals
Box 3 fol. 20 – Baker Street Essays: The Canon Examined v.1 no.1 (Spring 2007)-v.2 no.1 (Spring 2010)
Box 15 fol. 1 – Discover, magazine of The Sunday Bulletin (Philadelphia, Pa.), April 11, 1976
Box 15 fol. 1 – Empire, magazine of The Sunday Denver Post (Denver, Colo.), January 26, 1975
Box 3 fol. 21 – In Print: A Monthly Magazine of Features and Entertainment (Philadelphia, Pa.), v.1 no.2 (July 1978)
Box 3 fol. 22 – The Literary Guild (Garden City, N.Y.), May 1975
Box 3 fol. 23 – Pacific Review, magazine of Pacific First Federal Savings Bank (Tacoma, Wash.), v.1 no.1 (Summer 1984)
Box 3 fol. 24 – Playbill and Stagebill theater programs for the Alley Theatre (Houston, Tex.), the Shubert Theatre (Chicago, Ill.), and the Broadhurst, Helen Hayes, and Nederlander Theatres (New York, N.Y.), 1974-2003
Box 3 fol. 25 – Radio Times, BBC television and radio schedule magazine (London, U.K.), December 5-11, 1987
Box 15 fol. 1 – St. Louis Globe-Democrat Sunday Magazine (St. Louis, Mo.), February 29, 1976
Box 3 fol. 26 – The Solar Pons Gazette v.1 no.1 (Summer 2006)-v.3 no.1 (December 2008)
Box 3 fol. 27 – Television, television schedule magazine of The Arizona Republic (Phoenix, Ariz.), March 24-30, 1985
Box 15 fol. 1 – TV Click, television schedule magazine of The Oregonian (Portland, Ore.), March 10-16, 1985
Box 3 fol. 28 – TV Host Weekly (Portland, Ore.), January 10-16, 1987
Subgroup II. Monographs, Serials & Ephemera Series D. Indexes
Box 3 fol. 29 – Baring-Gould, William S. Sherlock Holmes of Baker Street (1962) index prepared by Adrian Nebbett
Box 3 fol. 30 – Barnes, Alan. Sherlock Holmes on Screen (2002) index prepared by Adrian Nebbett
Box 3 fol. 31 – Bell, H.W., ed. Baker Street Studies (1934) index prepared by Adrian Nebbett
Box 3 fol. 32 – Blakeney, T.S. Sherlock Holmes: Fact or Fiction? (1932) index prepared by Adrian Nebbett
Box 3 fol. 33 – Brend, Gavin. My Dear Holmes: Studies in Sherlock (1951) index prepared by Adrian Nebbett
Box 3 fol. 34 – Costello, Peter. The Real World of Sherlock Holmes (1991) index prepared by Adrian Nebbett
Box 3 fol. 35 – Eckert, Win Scott. Crossovers 1: A Secret Chronology of the World (2002) index prepared by Adrian Nebbett
Box 3 fol. 36 – Eckert, Win Scott. Myths for the Modern Age: Philip José Farmer’s Wold Newton Universe (2005) index prepared by Adrian Nebbett
Box 3 fol. 37 – Five Orange Pips of Westchester County. The Best of the Pips (1955) index prepared by Adrian Nebbett
Box 3 fol. 38 – Green, Richard Lancelyn, ed. Sherlock Holmes Letters (1986) index prepared by Adrian Nebbett
Box 3 fol. 39 – Guy, Patricia, and Katherine Karlson, ed. Ladies, Ladies: The Women in the Life of Sherlock Holmes (2007) index prepared by Adrian Nebbett
Box 3 fol. 40 – Holroyd, James Edward. Baker Street By-Ways (1959) index prepared by Adrian Nebbett
Box 4 fol. 1 – Klinger, Leslie S., ed. The New Annotated Sherlock Holmes (2005) index prepared by Adrian Nebbett
Box 4 fol. 2 – Klinger, Leslie S., ed. The Sherlock Holmes Reference Library: A Study in Scarlet (2001) index prepared by Adrian Nebbett
Box 4 fol. 3 – Nown, Graham. Elementary My Dear Watson: Sherlock Holmes Centenary, His Life & Times (1986) index prepared by Adrian Nebbett
Box 4 fol. 4 – Radford, John. The Intelligence of Sherlock Holmes (1999) index prepared by Adrian Nebbett
Box 4 fol. 5 – Roberts, S.C. Holmes and Watson: A Miscellany (1953) index prepared by Adrian Nebbett
Box 4 fol. 6 – Rothman, Steven, ed. The Standard Doyle Company: Christopher Morley on Sherlock Holmes (1990) index prepared by Adrian Nebbett
Box 4 fol. 7 – “Sherlock Holmes in Ripperologist: Index and Related Material” (2013)
Box 4 fol. 8 – “The Sherlockian Anthologies Index with a Listing of Conan Doyle’s Fiction” (1998)
Box 4 fol. 9 – Smith, Edgar W. Profile by Gaslight (1944) index prepared by Adrian Nebbett
Box 4 fol. 10 – Sons of the Copper Beeches of Philadelphia. Leaves from the Copper Beeches (1959) index prepared by Adrian Nebbett
Box 4 fol. 11 – Sons of the Copper Beeches of Philadelphia. More Leaves from the Copper Beeches (1976) index prepared by Adrian Nebbett
Box 4 fol. 12 – Starrett, Vincent, ed. 221B: Studies in Sherlock Holmes (1940) index prepared by Adrian Nebbett
Box 4 fol. 13 – Starrett, Vincent. The Private Life of Sherlock Holmes (1933) index prepared by Adrian Nebbett
Box 4 fol. 14 – Thomson, June. Holmes and Watson: A Study in Friendship (1995) index prepared by Adrian Nebbett
Subgroup II. Monographs, Serials & Ephemera Series E. Illustrations & Ephemera
Box 4 fol. 15 – Illustrations of the Sherlock Holmes stories by Phil Cornell of Australia (illustrator for the Sydney Passengers of Australia), 2002, 4 items
Box 4 fol. 16 – “Sherlock Holmes and the Adventure of the Faithful Fusilier,” 2006, 8 leaves
Box 4 fol. 17 – “Nate Wright, private eye,” 2007, 4 leaves
Box 15 fol. 2 – Sketch and color animation cell of Prof. Moriarty
Box 15 fol. 3 – Illustration of the floorplan and furniture arrangement of 221B Baker Street
Box 15 fol. 3 – Line maps by Julian Wolff re the Holmesian canon: England, London, The Sherlock Holmes Map of Europe, The Surrey Side, United States, and The World Strictly According to Doyle (1940, reprinted 1979)
Box 15 – Framed print of the hound of the Baskervilles
MAP CASE – Two Adventures of Sherlock Holmes posters (one matted, one matted & framed)
Box 4 fol. 18 – Assorted Sherlock Holmes-themed photographs and cartoons
Box 4 fol. 19 – Photographs of Queen Victoria and nineteenth-century London street scenes
Box 4 fol. 20 – Sherlock Holmes-themed trading cards in presentation three-ring binder
Box 4 fol. 21 – John Barrymore in Sherlock Holmes, reprint of 1922 postcard Buster Keaton in Sherlock, Jr., reprint of 1924 postcard Sherlock Holmes Series I, 1990, 3 postcards Granada’s Sherlock Holmes, 1991, 32 postcards Sherlock Holmes motion picture, 2009, 12 postcards Sherlock Holmes museum and “Logic is rare” postcards
Box 4 fol. 22 – Manuscript facsimiles re “The Musgrave Ritual” and The Hound of the Baskervilles
Box 4 fol. 23 & Box 15 fol. 1 – Assorted Sherlock Holmes ephemera, 1955-2001
Subgroup III. Sherlock Holmes Collectibles Series A. Puzzles & Games
Box 4 – “The Continuing Adventures of Sherlock Holmes Mystery Jigsaw Puzzle: The Adventure of the Suicidal Secretary”
Box 4 – “The Continuing Adventures of Sherlock Holmes Mystery Jigsaw Puzzle: The Adventures of the Fellow Lodgers”
Box 4 – “The Continuing Adventures of Sherlock Holmes Mystery Jigsaw Puzzle: The Case of the Meddling Maid”
Box 4 – “The Continuing Adventures of Sherlock Holmes Mystery Jigsaw Puzzle: The Watson Inheritance”
Box 4 – “Sherlock Holmes: The Card Game” (Special Centenary Edition, 1991)
Box 4 – “Sleuth: The Classic Game of Deduction by Sid Sackson” (2004)
Box 5 – “Clue” (Limited Gift Edition, 1997)
Box 5 – “221B Baker Street: The Master Detective Game” (1977)
Box 5 – “221B Baker Street: The Master Detective Game: Sherlock Holmes & The Time Machine” (1996)
Box 5 – “Reinhard Staupe’s Sherlock: The Game Where Memory and Deduction are ‘Elementary’”! (2004)
Box 5 – Sherlock Holmes playing cards (1989)
Box 15 – “Sherlock Holmes: A Game of Deduction and Suspense” (1980)
Box 16 – “Silver Blaze from the Memoirs of Sherlock Holmes” circular jigsaw puzzle (1966)
Box 16 – “The Sherlock Holmes Game” (1974)
Box 17 – Sherlock Holmes chess set
Subgroup III. Sherlock Holmes Collectibles Series B. Toys & Dolls
Box 5 – “Slinky Science and More Fingerprint Kit” (2001)
Box 5 – “Detective Science Fingerprint Kit” (2005)
Box 5 – “Secret Code Breaker: Secret Message Kit”
Box 5 – Sherlock Hound wind-up toy
Box 5 – Sherlock Holmes die-cast metal miniature
Box 6 – “Star in Your Own Adventure!: The Haunted School” game
Box 6 – Bratz Boyz Punkz Eitan doll with punk pet Sherlock (a cat)
Box 6 –Lt. Commander Data (from Star Trek: The Next Generation) as Sherlock Holmes doll (1999) including second doll not in original box
Box 6 –Lt. Geordi LaForge (from Star Trek: The Next Generation) as Dr. John Watson doll (1999)
Box 6 – Sherlock Holmes action figure (2004)
Box 6 – Houdini action figure (2005)
Box 6 – Lego mini figure of Sherlock Holmes
Box 6 – Geobra small plastic toys of Sherlock Holmes, Dr. Watson, and an unidentified person (1974, 1986)
Box 6 – Basil of Baker Street (from The Great Mouse Detective) small plastic figure (1986)
Box 6 – Basil of Baker Street (from The Great Mouse Detective) small bean bag doll
Box 6 – Snoopy dressed as Sherlock Holmes (small plastic figure and patch)
Box 6 – Snoopy dressed as Sherlock Holmes small stuffed doll for MetLife promotion
Box 6 – Sherlock Hemlock small bean bag doll (1997)
Box 6 – Red teddy bear bean bag doll named Sherlock (1998)
Box 6 – Troll dressed as Sherlock Holmes doll
Box 6 – Mice dressed as Sherlock Holmes dolls (two varieties)
Box 6 – Sherlock Holmes finger puppet and fridge magnet (2005)
Box 6 – Bloodhound dressed as Sherlock Holmes doll
Box 7 – Sherlock Holmes mop doll
Box 7 – Teddy bears dressed as Sherlock Holmes (two varieties)
Box 7 – Scooby Doo dressed as Sherlock Holmes doll
Box 8 – Ken doll dressed as Sherlock Holmes and Barbie doll in Victorian ladies’ dress, with wooden doll stands
Box 8 – “Little Sherlock” doll, first issue in the Born to be Famous Collection
Box 8 – Snoopy dressed as Sherlock Holmes small stuffed doll, with extra wardrobe
Box 8 – Sherlock Holmes stuffed doll (2005)
Box 8 – Angelica Pickles (from Rugrats) dressed as Sherlock Holmes doll
Box 18 – Large Sherlock Holmes doll
Subgroup III. Sherlock Holmes Collectibles Series C. Pottery
Box 9 – Cookie jars shaped like Sherlock Holmes (two varieties)
Box 9 – Pitchers shaped like Sherlock Holmes (three varieties)
Box 10 – Ceramic pot with hand-molded clay figures of Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Watson
Box 10 – Tea pots painted with Sherlockian scenes (two varieties)
Box 10 – Tea pots shaped like Sherlock Holmes (two varieties)
Box 10 – Coffee mug decorated with the titles of the works of the Sherlock Homes canon
Box 10 – Miniature tea pot shaped like 221B Baker Street from the Sherlock Holmes Museum
Box 10 – Sherlock Holmes face pot
Box 10 – Sherlock Holmes snuff box
Box 10 – Set of eight stone coasters with illustrations by Sidney Paget
Box 11 – Cookie jars shaped like a bloodhound dressed as Sherlock Holmes (two varieties)
Box 11 – Ceramic bells shaped like Sherlock Holmes (two of the same variety)
Box 11 – “Portrayals of Sherlock Holmes” decorative plate depicting actors who have portrayed Sherlock Holmes on film
Box 11 – Pair of decorative plates bearing color paintings of Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Watson with wooden plate holders
Subgroup III. Sherlock Holmes Collectibles Series D. Figurines
Box 12 – Sherlock Holmes nutcracker
Box 12 – Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Watson Steinbach nutcrackers
Box 12 – Sherlock Holmes bobble head doll
Box 12 – “Just as I thought” figurine of Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Watson
Box 12 – “Sherlock Holmes trunk” cased diorama of a trunk, medical bag, books, cloak, ring of keys, chess set, ledger, and letter
Box 12 – Bust of Sherlock Holmes mounted on a block of wood
Box 12 – Nesting dolls of Sherlock Holmes, Dr. Watson, and Prof. Moriarty
Box 12 – Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Watson salt and pepper shakers
Box 12 – Small figurine of Sherlock Holmes
Box 12 – Small figurines of bloodhounds dressed as Sherlock Holmes (three varieties)
Box 13 – Figurine of 221B Baker Street (an accompanying copy of A Study in Scarlet & The Sign of Four is cataloged as PR4622 .S8 2000)
Box 13 – Figurine of a hansom cab and driver
Box 13 – Wall ornaments of Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Watson by Legend Lane Limited
Box 13 – Wall ornaments of Sherlock Holmes, Dr. Watson, and Prof. Moriarty by Bossons
Box 13 – Figurine of a bird dressed as Sherlock Holmes
Box 13 – Figurine of Daffy Duck dressed as Sherlock Holmes
Box 13 – Small figurines of teddy bears dressed as Sherlock Holmes (three varieties)
Box 13 – Snow globe with Mickey Mouse dressed as Sherlock Holmes
Box 13 – Christmas tree ornaments of Sherlock Holmes, Snoopy dressed as Sherlock Holmes (two varieties), Sherlock Hemlock, and a London telephone booth
Box 13 – Small metal figurine of Sherlock Holmes and Toby the bloodhound
Subgroup III. Sherlock Holmes Collectibles Series E. Assorted Collectibles
Box 13 – Sherlock Holmes pewter pocket watch with glass and pewter display case
Box 13 – Empty bottle from Ogden Pharmacal Co. Manufacturing Chemists (Ogden, Utah) for a 7 percent solution of cocaine
Box 14 – Sherlock Holmes canister
Box 14 – Sherlock Holmes Crooks cigar box
Box 14 – Sherlock Holmes pewter magnifying glass
Box 14 – Sherlock Holmes silver plated spoon
Box 14 – Sherlock Holmes pen
Box 14 – The Sherlock Holmes Memorabilia Company London tea (two canisters)
Box 14 – Sherlock Holmes pipe tobacco (three varieties)
Box 14 – Charles E. Henry, PhD, BSI matchbook
Box 14 – S. Holmes, Esq. pub (San Francisco, Calif.) match box
Box 14 – Sherlock Holmes pipe stuffer
Box 14 – British coins from pre-decimal era (halfpenny, farthing, penny, three pence, sixpence, florin, shilling, half-crown)
Box 14 – City of Westminster Baker Street W1 vitreous enameled steel miniature street nameplate
Box 14 – Sherlock Holmes costume pattern
Box 14 – Commemorative coin for the 100th anniversary of the return of Sherlock Holmes issued by Gibraltar (1994)
Box 14 – Sherlock Holmes thimble
Box 14 – Sherlock Holmes cufflinks
Box 14 – Sherlock Holmes keyring
Box 14 – Sherlock Holmes metal bookmark
Box 14 – Sherlock Holmes magnet and three Sherlock Holmes movie poster magnets
Box 14 – Assorted Sherlock Holmes pins
Box 14 – Decorative wooden calabash pipe with wooden holder
Box 14 – Decorative long stem wooden pipe with wooden holder
Box 14 – Costume deerstalker hat and plastic calabash pipe set
Box 14 – Persian slipper (Sherlock Holmes kept his pipe tobacco in a Persian slipper)
Box 14 – Sherlock Holmes clock
Box 14 – Sherlock Holmes paper mask