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Baskerville Books Conan Doyle and Sherlock Holmes Catalogue Hunter - July 2019 For images of books visit www.baskervillebooks.co.uk Conan Doyle and Sherlock Holmes - Catalogue Hunter Welcome to my second Conan Doyle and Sherlock Holmes catalogue of 2019. You will find around 380 works which are pastiches, parodies, homages, cameos, impersonations, etc., of the Great Detective. You will also find images of every book on our web site: www.baskervillebooks.co.uk In many cases there is only one copy of each book so please contact me by e-mail first regarding the books you would like to buy, quoting the Reference number at the end of each entry. I will then provide a quote, including postage and packing, for those which are still available. Books will be dispatched by the cheapest Royal Mail option unless otherwise instructed ; I recommend 'insured' and/or 'signed for' for more expensive items. Once I have confirmation that you are happy to proceed I will raise a PayPal invoice. My preferred method is PayPal as it is quick, easy, supports credit and debit card payments, and I don't need to request or store any of your financial details. Good hunting! Grading Books Fine: Almost like new. VG: Clearly second-hand but with no major imperfections. G: Complete, but with clear signs of wear and use. Reading or reference copies are sometimes offered, particularly of scarcer items. These will have major faults but will contain the entire text. Dustwrappers Fine: Almost like new. VG: Complete but with minor imperfections (e.g. small tears or creases). G: Complete but with more substantive faults (e.g. bad creasing, large tears, or pieces missing). Other terms used DW: Dustwrapper. +: Not quite the grade above, but close! I try to grade the books as fairly as possible, but one person's small tear is another's gaping chasm. I may simply have missed something. So, if you are dissatisfied with the description of any item, please contact me in the first instance ([email protected]) and we'll sort something out. All dustwrappers are supplied in a removable protective cover. And if it doesn't say it is a First Edition, it isn't. Contact email: [email protected] web site: www.baskervillebooks.co.uk mobile: 07585458976 For images of books visit www.baskervillebooks.co.uk PASTICHES, PARODIES, HOMAGES, CAMEOS, AND IMPERSONATIONS OF SHERLOCK HOLMES Accardo, Pasquale, J. Sherlock Holmes meets Father Brown and his creator : a miscellany of scholarship, stories and literary diversions ; edited by Pasquale Accardo, John Peterson and Geir Hasnes. First edition. Shelburne : Battered Silicon Dispatch Box, 2000. x, 304 pages : illustrations. Hardcover. A collection of essays, comparative studies, and pastiches featuring Holmes and Father Brown. Fine in Fine unclipped DW. £30 [Ref: 2827] Adey, Robert C. S. As it might have been : a collection of Sherlockian parodies from unlikely sources ; collected and edited by Robert C.S. Adey. First edition. Ashcroft : Calabash Press, 1998. 179 pages. Hardcover. An anthology of thirty-eight scarce short story parodies of Sherlock Holmes. Fine in Fine unclipped DW. £32 [Ref: 4002] Aig, Marlene. A singular set of people ; collected and edited by Marlene Aig and David Galerstein. First edition. New York : Magico Magazine, 1990. 127 pages. Paperback. A collection of commentaries, articles, and pastiches about Sherlock Holmes. Fine. £15 [Ref: 2835] Anderson, James. The murder of Sherlock Holmes : a novel ; by James Anderson. First edition. London : W.H. Allen & Co. PLC, 1985. 166 pages. (Murder she wrote). Paperback. A guest at a fancy dress party, in the guise of Sherlock Holmes, is found dead in the swimming pool. VG. Pages toned, and light edge wear. £6 [Ref: 4021] Anderson, Poul. Earthman's burden ; Poul Anderson and Gordon R. Dickson. First thus. New York : Avon, 1979. 188 pages. Paperback. A collection of short stories featuring the Hokas, a race of teddy- bear-like aliens, which includes 'The adventure of the mis-placed hound'. VG. Spine sunned, and light edge wear. £6 [Ref: 4022] Anderson, Poul. The queen of air and darkness and other stories ; Poul Anderson. First edition. London : New English Library, 1977. 144 pages. Paperback. A distraught mother hires Eric Sherrinford, the only private investigator on a frontier colony, to find her missing son. VG. Pages toned, and light edge wear. £6 [Ref: 4023] Andrews, Val. Sherlock Holmes and a theatrical mystery : being a further adventure of Sherlock Holmes, the great detective, as related in a hitherto unpublished manuscript recently discovered ; by V. Andrews and H. Penn. First edition. New York : Magico Magazine, 1980. 12 pages : illustrations. Pamphlet. Holmes unmasks a ventriloquist murderer. Number 139 in a limited edition of 150. VG. Darkening to edges of covers. Previous owner's (J.L. Weir) label inside front cover. Ghost of a pencilled price on front cover. £25 [Ref: 4024] Andrews, Val. Sherlock Holmes and the Egyptian Hall adventure ; by Val Andrews. First edition. London : Breese Books, 1993. 112 pages. Paperback. Holmes investigates the theft of a titled lady's diamond ring. VG+ with shelving marks to bottom page edges. £5 [Ref: 4025] Andrews, Val. Sherlock Holmes and the eminent thespian : from the diaries of John H. Watson MD ; Val Andrews. First edition. Romford : Ian Henry Publications, [1988]. 110 pages. Hardcover. Holmes investigates the theft of the Crown Jewels. VG+ in VG+ DW with band of toning across top. Pages toned. £15 [Ref: 4026] Andrews, Val. Sherlock Holmes and the Houdini birthright ; Val Andrews. First edition. London : Breese Books, 1995. 160 pages. Paperback. Houdini employs Holmes to investigate fake psychics. VG. Top corners bumped, and shelving marks to bottom page edges. Signed by author on half-title page. £5 [Ref: 4028] Andrews, Val. Sherlock Holmes and the Houdini birthright ; Val Andrews. First edition. London : Breese Books, 1995. 160 pages. Paperback. Houdini employs Holmes to investigate fake psychics. VG with light edge wear, and shelving marks to bottom page edges. £5 [Ref: 4027] 3 For images of books visit www.baskervillebooks.co.uk Andrews, Val. Sherlock Holmes and the Yule-tide mystery ; Val Andrews. First edition. London : Breese Books, 1996. 112 pages. Paperback. Holmes investigates a murder at an English country house party. VG+ with shelving marks to bottom page edges. £12 [Ref: 4029] Andrews, Val. Sherlock Holmes in retirement : five previously unpublished tales ; Val Andrews. First edition. New York : Magico Magazine, 1983. 19, 20, 20, 17, 15 pages. Pamphlet. A set of five short pastiches featuring Holmes. VG+. £20 [Ref: 4542] Andrews, Val. The Baker Street ghost ; by Val Andrews. First edition. Waltham Abbey : Val Andrews, 2002. 81 pages.. An American émigré encounters a ghostly Holmes. VG+ with light edge wear. Signed by the author on the title page. £10 [Ref: 4030] Andrews, Val. The mystery of the sealed room : being a further adventure of Sherlock Holmes, the great detective, as related in a hitherto unpublished manuscript recently discovered ; by V. Andrews and H. Penn. First edition. New York : Magico Magazine, 1980. 12 pages : illustrations. Pamphlet. Holmes investigates a sealed room murder that wasn't! Number 100 in a limited edition of 150. VG. Offset marks to covers. Previous owner's (J.L. Weir) label inside front cover. Ghost of a pencilled price on front cover. £25 [Ref: 4040] Anonymous. Herlock Sholmes at it again ; (Anonymous). First separate edition. New York : Mysterious Bookshop, [1999]. 20 pages. (Mysterious Sherlock Holmes 13). Pamphlet. An adventure of Shomes and Hotsam reprinted from the Wipers Times. Limited edition of 221. Fine £8 [Ref: 4020] Arnold, Alan. Young Sherlock Holmes ; Alan Arnold. First edition. London : Dragon Books, 1986. 207 pages. Paperback. A teenage Sherlock Holmes and John Watson meet at a British boarding school and begin investigating a series of mysterious crimes. VG. Fading to spine, and pages toned. Light edge wear. £4 [Ref: 4041] Asimov, Isaac. More tales of the black widowers ; Isaac Asimov. First edition. London : Victor Gollancz Ltd, 1977. 180 pages. Hardcover. A collection of short stories including 'The ultimate crime' which features the Baker Street Irregulars and references to the canon. The second book in the Black Widowers series. VG in VG unpriced DW with a little darkening to top edges. Pages toned, spine ends bumped, and ghosting to endpapers. £20 [Ref: 4042] Asimov, Isaac. Sherlock Holmes through time and space ; edited by Isaac Asimov, Martin Harry Greenberg, and Charles G. Waugh. First edition. London : Severn House Publishers, 1985. 355 pages. Hardcover. A collection of science fiction and fantasy Holmesian short stories. VG in VG+ unclipped DW. Bottom of spine and bottom front corner bumped. Pages toned. £22 [Ref: 4043] Avery, Graham. Sherlock Holmes and the strange events at the Bank of England : with a supplement - the Bank of England : its origin and development : a lecture given by Maberley Phillips, 23rd January, 1920 ; Graham Avery. First edition. Romford : Ian Henry Publications, 1997. 97, 32 pages : illustrations. Paperback. A Holmesian pastiche and a facsimile of a period essay on the Bank of England's origins. VG. Light wear at extremities, and fading to spine. £10 [Ref: 4044] Ball, Brian. The Baker Street boys ; Brian Ball. First edition. London : BBC/Knight, 1983. 94 pages. Paperback. Wiggins and the Baker Street Boys pit their wits against some of London's most evil criminals. VG. Light edge wear, and pages toned. £4 [Ref: 4046] Bangs, John Kendrick. R. Holmes & Co. : being the remarkable adventures of Raffles Holmes Esq., detective and amateur cracksman by birth ; by John Kendrick Bangs ; illustrated by Sydney Adamson. First thus. New York : Otto Penzler Books, 1994. 230 pages. (Otto Penzler's Sherlock Holmes library). Paperback. The colourful adventures of Holmes' son. VG. Edge wear and odd corner crease.
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