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Originally Posted by iamosam
The seashell press has a complete illustrated edition. That is the best version I have come across till now. It is a 38mb huge file (epub/mobi).
They have illustrations from the original strand and has book/magazine covers, maps, pictures of London (then and now), of Conan Doyle, various Sherlock Holmes actors/representations. Expect an image for every couple of pages or so through out. Many of the images are in color. Many stories/novels also come with notes (which are really essays of good length) with even more images/illustrations (800 illustrations in total and 200 in color, to be specific).
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This is of course the best and most comprehensive edition of Sherlock Holmes ever.
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text is the most important thing, and the (literally) months I spent proofing my edition uncovered literally
thousands of errors in the public-domain texts which all these editions use. If the text is poor, pictures mean nothing.