A Study in Scarlet (undated)

A Study in Scarlet (undated)
A Study in Scarlet (undated)
A Study in Scarlet (undated)
A Study in Scarlet (undated)
A Study in Scarlet (undated)
A Study in Scarlet (undated)
A Study in Scarlet (undated)

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A Study in Scarlet by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle is a literary masterpiece that introduces the world to the iconic detective Sherlock Holmes. In this undated edition published by Ward, Lock & Co., readers have the opportunity to delve into the origins of one of literature's most famous characters.

This timeless novel opens the door to the enigmatic world of Sherlock Holmes and Dr. John Watson as they unite in a fascinating tale of crime and deduction. The narrative takes us from the foggy streets of Victorian London to the rugged landscapes of the American West, creating a captivating contrast that only adds to the intrigue.

Arthur Conan Doyle's masterful storytelling brings Holmes to life as he uses his exceptional powers of observation and reasoning to solve a seemingly unsolvable murder case. "A Study in Scarlet" is more than just a detective story; it's a thrilling journey into the mind of a brilliant and eccentric detective.

The undated edition by Ward, Lock & Co. preserves the essence of the original text, allowing readers to experience the birth of a literary legend. With the distinctive Ward, Lock & Co. publishing mark, this edition is not just a book but a piece of history.

For those who appreciate the art of deduction and the allure of complex mysteries, this edition of "A Study in Scarlet" is an essential addition to any bookshelf, connecting readers with the origins of one of literature's most celebrated characters.


Condition report

There's some marking, rubbing and slight discolouration to the cloth covering the spine. The front and back covers are in good condition, with only a few tiny (2mm) marks. There's a small doodle drawn in pencil on the first pastedown. The end pages are lightly tanned and there's light spotting on the title page (the rest of the pages are largely unaffected). The pages are generally clean, howver some are affected by very light spotting. The binding is firm.