The Films of Sherlock Holmes, by Chris Steinbrunner and
Norman Michaels.
An encyclopedia, copiously illustrated with stills, of Holmes
on film up to the year 1978. Another inherited Holmes book.
Ranking: Keeper.
File Code: Film. Sherlock Holmes. Softcover.
Sherlock Holmes in Portrait and Profile, by Walter
Klinefelter.
I bought this at the college bookstore. “This book follows
the evolution of the public perception of Sherlock Holmes from the detective
rendered in the portrait by William Gillette to the portrait by Basil Rathbone.
Specifically, it follows the evolution of Holmesian portraiture in England and the
United States over a period of 60 years--from the very first portrait by D.H.
Friston in 1887 to an advertisement for Basil Rathbone's movie, Hound of the
Baskervilles, in 1939.” – Google Books.
Ranking: Keeper.
File Code: Illustration. Sherlock Holmes. Softcover.
A Sherlock Holmes Companion, Edited by Peter Haining.
“The phenomenon that is Sherlock Holmes is based on the
series of novels and short stories written almost a century ago that have
generated a world-wide network of enthusiasts who have spent the intervening
years endlessly debating and investigating the life and cases of the most
famous of all detectives. The Sherlock Holmes Compendium was originally
published to mark the fiftieth anniversary of the death of Sir Arthur Conan
Doyle who created this remarkable saga and has now been revised by Peter
Haining to include a wealth of unique articles, thought-provoking essays and
rare illustrations that will delight old Sherlockians and fascinate new
Holmesians. As well as covering the Great Detective's career in the cinema and
on TV, the book also includes a number of puzzles and quizzes to test the
reader's knowledge of the world of 221b Baker Street. An inherited book through
Kenny’s friend.
Ranking: Keeper.
File Code: Companion. Sherlock Holmes. Hardback.
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