WOLFF, Julian. A set of five Sherlockian maps: The World Strictly According to Doyle; England: "I Know that Country, Holmes; London: "Come, Watson, come! The game is afoot!"; The Sherlock Holmes Map of Europe; and United States, with an inset of the Valley of Fear. N.p., 1940. Single sheets, approximately 355 x 430 mm. The maps of Europe and London with insignia of the adventures. LIMITED EDITIONS, each one of 200 copies, these copies out-of-series. These maps were originally used to illustrate Edgar Smith's Baker Street and Beyond. -- Manuscript recipient list for the maps, annotated. -- The Sherlockian Atlas. New York: privately printed, 1952. LIMITED EDITION, one of 400 copies, this one for Otis Rice. SIGNED. -- A collection of 30 response letters related to The Sherlockian Atlas, including ones from The Dancing Men, Justice John Arnold, George Macy, the Sons of the Copper Beeches, etc. -- Practical Handbook of Sherlockian Heraldry. New York: privately printed, 1955. PRESENTATION COPY, SIGNED. With A Visitation of Conanical Arms. New York, 1956, laid in. -- Another edition, [1983]. -- A Ramble in Bohemia. Hoax Sherlock postage stamp pasted in. New York: privately printed, [1957]. PRESENTATION COPY, SIGNED with original envelope. -- Loose plates and proofs, duplicate copies of the maps, newspaper clippings, Lord Donegall's Christmas cards, and a few manuscript notes. Together approximately 60 items, comprising a very interesting archive of the SHERLOCKIAN SURVEYINGS OF DR WOLFF. His careful research began the first year that he joined the Baker Street Irregulars in 1940. [With]: [RABE, W.T.] Footprint of the Hound Found in the Yew Alley of Baskerville Hall. [Ferndale, MI: privately printed, 1964.] Printed broadside, matted and framed. 350 x 470mm. De Waal 2500. (61)