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The mystery of the spot ball : an unrecorded 1893 Sherlock Holmes parody from the Edinburgh Student

edited and with an introduction by Richard Lancelyn Green.

First edition.

Cambridge : Rupert Books, 1997. 24 pages : illustrations.

(Rupert Books monograph series 2).

A landlady brings Holmes a case featuring a missing lodger, and the first piece of evidence is a billiard ball. A limited edition of 400.

Pamphlet.

VG+ with a little rust to staples. Signed by Richard Lancelyn Green on the title page.

Ref No: 4079

£22.00

Author: C Green, Richard Lancelyn

Categories: Sherlock Holmes - pastiches and parodies

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