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Practical handbook of Sherlockian heraldry ; and, A visitation of canonical arms, being an annexe to the Practical handbook of Sherlockian heraldry

compiled by Julian Wolff.

First thus.

New York : Magico Magazine, 1983. viii, 27, [7] pages : illustrations.

A discussion of the coats of arms of many of the key characters in the canon.

Pamphlet.

VG with some spotting to covers, and light edge wear.

Ref No: 3844

£12.00

Author: Wolff, Julian

Categories: Sherlock Holmes - critical studies

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