Of Treasure & Plans
I never really knew how superstitious I was until I came across the Agra Treasure for sale.
If you will recall, the Agra Treasure is from Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's Sherlock Holmes and The Sign Of Four.
The Sherlock Holmes Society of London is selling the Agra Treasure in the form of a brooch made to order and individually finished with jewels mentioned in The Sign Of Four.
That is a collectible totally up my alley and yet, I will never buy it.
It's cool.
It's from London.
It's unique.
And it's cursed.
In fact, it is so cursed that one when character loses it, Watson's life takes a turn for the better!
That's pretty darn cursed in my book. (And Doyle's, evidently.)
So I must pass on this really cool piece of physical fictional history.
Maybe I'll put my bid in for those pesky Bruce-Partington Plans...
If you will recall, the Agra Treasure is from Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's Sherlock Holmes and The Sign Of Four.
The Sherlock Holmes Society of London is selling the Agra Treasure in the form of a brooch made to order and individually finished with jewels mentioned in The Sign Of Four.
That is a collectible totally up my alley and yet, I will never buy it.
It's cool.
It's from London.
It's unique.
And it's cursed.
In fact, it is so cursed that one when character loses it, Watson's life takes a turn for the better!
That's pretty darn cursed in my book. (And Doyle's, evidently.)
So I must pass on this really cool piece of physical fictional history.
Maybe I'll put my bid in for those pesky Bruce-Partington Plans...