The Pipes of Basil Rathbone’s Sherlock Holmes by Mark Irwin explores the pipes associated with one of the most iconic portrayals of Sherlock Holmes in cinema.
Focusing on the Rathbone era, the book examines the shapes, materials, and historical context behind the pipes used on screen, offering insight into how they contributed to the character’s enduring image.
Combining research with accessible commentary, this title is ideal for pipe enthusiasts, collectors, and fans of Sherlock Holmes alike. It provides a unique perspective on the intersection of pipe smoking, film history, and literary tradition.
For those interested in owning a pipe inspired by the character, the Peterson Sherlock Holmes series offers a range of shapes influenced by the same tradition.

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