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n4c9s · 10 months

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1954 Sherlock Holmes TV Series, my beloved

#sherlock holmes #1954 sherlock holmes #ronald howard holmes #john watson #barbie movie meme #inspector lestrade #n4c9s

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ineffabletwaddle13 · 5 months

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Watson enters covert mode to secretly follow Holmes. It does not go well

#sherlock holmes #1954 sherlock holmes #ronald howard holmes #ronald howard #doctor watson #holmes and watson #the case of the neurotic detective

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holmesoldfellow · 5 months

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Watson's Earplugs

#sherlock holmes #howard #the case of the violent suitor #1954 holmes #howard holmes #ronald howard #ronald howard holmes #howard marion crawford #1954 #gif set #gifset #vintage television

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zealouscanonindeer · 1 year

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The Adventure of the Grasping Ghost

1. Ladies and letters

2. Call of the Adventure

3. A trip to Sussex, then?

4. The Clever Cabby

5. History, Hatpins and honeybunch

6. Window of... Opportunity

7. Coffee, Corsets and Complications

8. Nocturnal visit

9. Fortitude and Forgiveness

10. Evidence for your senses

11. No trouble, I take it?

12. Hell hath no fury

13. Fools rush in

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lilietherly · 5 months

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[Calendario]

Mira, amor mío, esta no es la clase de cosas que para mí son fáciles de mostrar. En serio, preferiría dejarte ver más historias con miles de errores que esto, sin embargo, ya que existe una pequeña posibilidad de que sea de tu agrado, aquí lo tienes :D

Voy a hacer un calendario por mes con las ships que me gusten, ¡y aquí esta el primer mes!, y es de Holmes y Watson, obviamente c:

Hice dos versiones, en donde cambio solamente a Sherlock BBC (con su respectivo Watson), por el Holmes de RDJ (y su Watson) que, por si no se ha visto lo suficiente, odio con todo mi ser (?), pero aquí a mi amix @albastrusstuff le gusta esa versión, así que, porque la adoro, ahora esta en el calendario :3

Entonces, cariño, si te gusta lo suficiente, ten la confianza de descargar la cosa y marcarla/rayarla como más te plazca, que para eso es y yo estaré muy feliz de que para eso lo ocupes :D (manda ss). Por cierto, no sé si tumblr quita resolución a las imágenes (porque los fanarts que he visto son de muy buena calidad), pero de todas formas, te dejo link para que los descargues con toda la calidad posible dependiendo de cuál versión te guste más (o cuál odies menos, si decides usarlo XD).

Recuerda, esposa mía, que no soy diseñadora ni nada así :'D, si crees que esta feo, pues ya ni modos, no esperes nada mejor porque no le sé más u.u

Oh, aclaración sobre los números; las lunas que hay debajo corresponden a la vista que se dará en la CDMX en sus respectivos días a las 7pm, entonces, si vives en un lugar diferente, es probable que las lunas del calendario y las tuyas no coincidan del todo. Por lo demás, según esta página, será completamente así :3

Así que, ahí esta... 🥺🫣

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holmesxwatson · 4 months

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victorian himbos in training

YouTube playlist of all 39 episodes (x)

#sherlock holmes #howard holmes #ronald howard #howard marion crawford

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doingbad · 1 year

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[Holmes goes to choke Watson] Watson: Holmes! Holmes: Aha! You see what you did! You didn’t try to fight me or beat me off. You merely pushed my hands away. Watson: Yes, that's right. Holmes: Why? Watson: Well, I didn’t want to strike you. Holmes: Why? Watson: I didn’t want to injure you. Holmes: But I was choking you! Watson, smiling: My dear chap, I didn’t take that seriously.

#1954 holmes #ronald howard #howard holmes #howard marion crawford #Watson is oblivious to all danger #the case of harry crocker

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mysticalpiraterebel · 1 month

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#my post #boris karloff #sherlock holmes #colonel march #ronald howard #mystery #obscure media

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huamirly · 11 months

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"This man, I swear..."

#sherlock holmes 1954 #howard holmes #sherlock holmes #john watson #howard marion crawford watson #ronald howard #howard marion crawford #i love these two so much #h. marion crawford #doctor watson

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blue-sunflower-bee · 1 year

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So I started rewatching some stuff for comfort reasons and I gotta say that the old Sherlock Holmes movies with Ronald Howard are still one of my favs. His portrayal of Holmes is just so soft, unique and loveable.

This Holmes is so smart and yet so so stupid, so clumsy and relatable, I just love everything about it.

The fact that he breaks into random houses in like every second episode, he constantly gets himself into trouble and he is seen as kind and humble even by Lestrade, giving off that Hufflepuff vibe, lol.

I also love how the only time he really looses it and snaps at Watson is when he's trying to protect him.

#Sherlock Holmes #Dr Watson #Holmes and Watson #howard holmes #Ronald Howard #Old movies #Acd #Rant #I love my 50s boys

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ineffabletwaddle13 · 1 year

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“We are spies”

Holmes and Watson spy mode

1954 Ronald Howard Holmes

Jeremy Brett Granada Holmes

#1954 Sherlock Holmes #sherlock holmes #ronald howard holmes #ronald howard #doctor watson #the Mother Hubbard case #jeremy brett #david burke #Granada Holmes #the red headed league

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holmesoldfellow · 8 months

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1954 Sherlock Holmes gelatin silver photos

#why the producer kinda...#sherlock holmes #howard #ronald howard holmes #ronald howard #howard holmes #1954 holmes #sherlock holmes 1954 #silver gelatin photos #vintage photography #vintage tv #promotional photos #Holmes

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zealouscanonindeer · 1 year

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3. We meet again.. For the first time

During the course of my friendship with Watson, I have frequently cautioned him against the dangers of forming theories prematurely, before one has all the facts and evidence. When one simply guesses, without having all the pieces of the puzzle, any further evidence is often tainted by the theory, and distorted to fit the theory rather than the theory altered to fit the evidence. This backwards form of criminal investigation, which even today I continue to see with distressing frequency, often leads to the wrong man being convicted, while the true culprit walks free.

I knew that the lost and found pocket-watch and the diamond bracelet were only pieces of the overall picture. I needed to find the rest of the pieces if I was to understand how the two I had were related.

I decided then that Lestrade had no pressing reason to see the bracelet; on the other hand, I had my own, quite pressing reasons to see the scene of the crime.

I hung Watson's coat back on the coat-rack and picked up that morning's edition of the Times, opening it to the article that first reported the most recent burglary. I traced my finger down the column until I found the information that I needed to proceed with my own investigation - the name of the recent victim.

That evening I sent my calling card to one Mr. Edmund Cartwright, requesting permission to make my own investigation into the break-in at his estate.

The next morning's reply was a curt note by post:

Dear Mr. Holmes,

Come if you must. The inspector says they already have a suspect in custody, but it seems you have a fan here.

Edmund Cartwright

Hmph. I seemed to have fans everywhere, ever since Watson started publishing his accounts of our cases. However, I was already committed to this case, come what may, especially if this "suspect" was indeed Watson.

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The Cartwright estate possessed an aura of dignified understatement. It was a venerable, well-kept, white three-storey residence, crawling with tendrils of artfully tamed ivy. The topmost storey possessed balconies from which one might enjoy a picturesque view of some of the more cosmopolitan rooftops of London.

The butler, a kindly-looking man whose silver hair announced him to be at least in his late fifties or early sixties, answered to my knock on the door, and showed me to the parlour where the master of the house waited.

As I entered, he stood up from the wingbacked chair in which he had been sitting, and extended his hand to me. "Mr. Sherlock Holmes, I presume?"

Mr. Edmund Cartwright appeared to be in his late forties, though his face was rather more worn than most men his age and his mousy hair was shot with gray. A quick glance around the room showed me several photographs, carefully preserved. There stood a frame enclosing the members of the family, I presumed. Beside it was one of a child, about four years of age and one of a lovely young woman. The woman struck an odd chord of familiarity in my mind; however, the photographs appeared to be at least ten or twelve years old, and I wondered why new pictures had not replaced the old... unless the subject of the pictures was since deceased.

"My condolences for your loss," I said to Mr. Cartwright, after we had exchanged greetings and pleasantries. He looked startled until I pointed out the photos.

"Ah, yes," he said sadly, "My wife, Laura. Those pictures are all I have left of her... besides Emily."

"Your daughter," I concluded.

"Yes," he replied, "Em got most of her personality from her mother, I fear."

"You fear?"

Mr. Cartwright smiled, the slightly weary and indulgent smile of a long- suffering parent. "You'll see." He turned to the butler. "Leopold, go fetch Emily here to greet our guest."

"And what if she will not be fetched?" the butler asked, apparently used to such a reaction.

"Then you tell her that that Baker Street detective is here as she requested and if she won't come I'll send him away."

"Yes, sir." Leopold departed.

I have, in my career, been called many things by many people, an amusing proportion of which are quite unprintable, but "that Baker Street detective" was a new one; it was, of course, quite accurate, but the tone made the combination of residence and occupation seem almost as exalted as scavenging from dumpsters. All the same, I decided not to pursue the point. "Am I to understand that you do not believe I can help?" I asked instead.

"The investigators said they already had someone in custody," he replied, "so I don't know if you'll be able to find anything new."

"I prefer to form my own theories and opinions about cases," I said, "rather than rely upon those already formed by others."

Just then Leopold returned, followed by a young woman, whom I supposed was the aforementioned daughter, clad in a dress that was a shade of metallic green usually found on ruby-throated hummingbirds. This time the sense of familiarity was stronger - the molasses-brown hair, the bright, intelligent eyes...

"Mr. Holmes," said Mr. Cartwright, "This is my daughter, Emily Cartwright. Emily, this is Mr. Sherlock Holmes." She and I clasped hands briefly.

"It's a pleasure to meet you, Mr. Holmes," she said, "again."

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sherlockholmesbracket · 1 year

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The Sherlock Holmes tv series with Ronald Howard! I feel like it doesn't get much attention like Basil Rathbone and others, but I've been watching those episodes since... I think I was 10 when I got my first SH collection (read in 10 days, now I have 3 different collections) and my grandma got me some movies and that series on DVD. Anyway, they're thoroughly entertaining and I really enjoy that version of SH 😊

A young and energetic Holmes, Ronald Howard as Sherlock Holmes!