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A Scion Society of The Baker Street Irregulars
Numismatists Do Not Fear Change
“My friend did not appear to be depressed by his failure, but shrugged his shoulders in half-humorous resignation.” – The Adventure of the Three Students (3STU) We are currently having some technical difficulties in having new posts published on this website, so this week’s update is slim. We utilize the WordPress platform for the technical aspects… Continue Reading
Once again, I have been negligent in thanking some of our friends for their help and support to our organization. I like to take a few minutes and correct this oversight. The 13th Garrideb, Peter E. Blau, printed some very nice comments about our society in the January issue of Scuttlebutt from the Spermaceti Press. In the… Continue Reading
“There is more in this than meets the eye.” – The Adventure of The Second Stain (SECO) Recently, we have introduced our Meet The Garridebs feature where we highlight you, our members. Last week, we published Brad Keefauver’s 17 Steps, which will focus on our primary story each month. We are quite pleased to announce 3 more… Continue Reading
“We continued our systematic survey …” – The Adventure of The Priory School (PRIO) We have started our first month of focusing on one of the 60 stories from The Canon. During April, we are focusing on the story that gives our group our name – The Three Garridebs. We will tackle A Study In Scarlet for… Continue Reading
Continuing with our series of posts, where we meet our fellow members, we now feature the 31st Garrideb – Harrison “Terry” Hunt. Terry chose “The Long Island Cave Mystery” as his investiture moniker. Terry explains, “I am a native of Long Island, with family roots going back to the 1600’s. I lived there until a… Continue Reading
Starting in April, we will start having month-long discussions on stories from the Canon. For our first discussion, we will focus on the story that gives our group our name – The Adventures of the Three Garridebs. To kick off each month’s discussion, I am pleased to announce that the 41st Garrideb, Brad Keefauver, has… Continue Reading
We are proud to introduce what we hope to be a regular feature – Meet the Garridebs. Being primarily a “virtual” society and with our membership spread over great distances, the opportunity to meet one another is fairly limited. Hopefully, this feature will allow us to learn more about each other. Reviewing our membership rolls,… Continue Reading
The Fourth Garrideb has created a page on Facebook to help get the word out about us to other Sherlockians and coin collectors. Yours truly has a “love – hate” relationship with Facebook. Some of you are not on Facebook and that’s fine. Others of you are quite active on Facebook, and if you could… Continue Reading
It’s time for us to again thank a few people for their assistance in getting the word out about us. Once again, we need to thank Wayne Homren, editor of The E-Sylum for the Numismatic Bibliomania Society, for his kind words and reprinting parts of our post on the Scandalous Bohemian medals. Check out the issue here.… Continue Reading
I have been negligent to date in offering thanks to those that have helped us launch The Fourth Garrideb, and I would like to correct that oversight at this time. Wayne Homren, editor of The E-Sylum for the Numismatic Bibliomania Society, was kind enough to publish my initial announcement of seeing if there was any interest… Continue Reading