“tobacco smoke and London fog”

The Bookman, No. 14, Vol. III, November 1892.

Cover by Yoshihisa Kamo for The Encyclopedia Sherlockiana, Jack Tracy, Pacifica, 1978

Pursuit to Algiers, screenplay by Leonard Lee (pre-production draft, April 25, 1945)

Illustration by Solar D'Alba for “La ligue des têtes rouges,” serialised in Mon Dimanche, 13 September 1903.

Original storyboards and set design sketch by Michael Stringer for The Hound of the Baskervilles (1983)

The Baker Street File, Michael Cox, Calabash Press, 1997.

Poster by Wayne Shellabarger for The San Francisco Silent Film Festival's screening of Sherlock Holmes (1916)

The Hound of the Baskervilles, 1902.

Swedish poster by Gösta Åberg for The Spider Woman (1943)

“Dr. Conan Doyle: A character Sketch”, W. J. Dawson, The Young Man: A Monthly Journal and Review, 1894.

Cover for ホームズ贋作展覧会, ed. Saburo Kagami, Kodansha, 1980.

Tinted lobby cards for Sherlock Holmes (1922)

The Sign of Four, 1890.

Cover illustrations by Keizo Iwabuchi for Iwanami Children's Library The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes and The Memoirs of Sherlock Holmes, Tokyo: Iwanami Shoten, 1976.

“Boris Karloff stars as Mr. Mycroft, probably a retired Sherlock Holmes, who was managing a honey farm in Sussex. The play was based on H. F. Heard's A Taste For Honey. Mr Mycroft is only suspected of being Holmes and is never directly referred to as such. In a remote village, [he] uses his own bees against a revengeful farmer who has trained his bees to be killers.” — Gordon E. Kelley on “The Sting of Death” (The Elgin Hour, ABC, Feb. 22, 1955), Sherlock Holmes Screen and Sound Guide.