Ernest Flammarion

*Premières aventures de Sherlock Holmes*
(95 centimes, 1913)

Ernest Flammarion, Éditeur is a French publishing house based in Paris founded by Ernest Flammarion (1846-1936), the brother of Camille Flammarion, the famous astronomer. The company was started in association with Charles Marpon as Charles Marpon et Ernest Flammarion. Marpon died in 1890 and the company was renamed Ernest Flammarion, Éditeur.

The company published 20 short stories written by Arthur Conan Doyle between 1909 and 1913.

Conan Doyle published by E. Flammarion

1909

Le Capitaine de l'étoile polaire (Collection des auteurs célèbres No. 491)
- 6 short stories translated by François de Gail

1913

Premières aventures de Sherlock Holmes (Édition à 95 centimes No. 34) 48 ill. by Gaston Da Fonseca, translated by P.O.
Premières aventures de Sherlock Holmes (Édition illustrée à 1 franc 50) "
Premières aventures de Sherlock Holmes (Édition à 2 francs ) "
- L'Escarboucle Bleue (The Adventure of the Blue Carbuncle) 6 ill.
- Aventure de la Bande mouchetée (The Adventure of the Speckled Band) 7 ill.
- Le Pouce de l'ingénieur (The Adventure of the Engineer's Thumb) 7 ill.
- L'Aristocratique célibataire (The Adventure of the Noble Bachelor) 7 ill.
- Le Diadème de béryls (The Adventure of the Beryl Coronet) 6 ill.
- Les Hêtres Pourpres (The Adventure of the Copper Beeches) 7 ill.
- Un scandale en Bohême (A Scandal in Bohemia) 7 ill.

Nouvelles aventures de Sherlock Holmes (Édition à 95 centimes No. 56) 53 ill. by Gaston Da Fonseca, translated by F.O. / P.O.
Nouvelles aventures de Sherlock Holmes (Édition illustrée à 2 francs) "
- L'Association des hommes roux (The Red-Headed League) 8 ill.
- Un cas d'identité (A Case of Identity) 7 ill.
- Le Mystère de la vallée de Boscombe (The Boscombe Valley Mystery) 7 ill.
- L'Aventure des cinq pépins d'orange (The Five Orange Pips) 8 ill.
- L'Homme à la lèvre retroussée (The Man with the Twisted Lip) 7 ill.
- Silver Blaze (The Adventure of Silver Blaze) 8 ill.
- Le Gloria Scott (The Adventure of the Gloria Scott) 7 ill.