Sherlock Holmes

[Eradicator]

Page for Sherlock Holmes paper props. I'll start it off with the "Ginger Midget" pic. There are six pics per 8.5 by 11 inch sheet so no need to resize and do not for get to add the rounded corners! As always enjoy!

 

[MooCriket]

Well Done, Eradicator!

 

[Eradicator]

Thanks Moo

 

[smordant]

I need to watch the movie again and see what other paper props there are. Thanks for these pics.

 

[Eradicator]

I need to watch the movie again and see what other paper props there are. Thanks for these pics.

Your welcome. There are a lot of paper props in the movie like the newspapers,letters,notes and envelopes. I cant wait to see what every one else does :love

 

[Jr. jones]

What about the Irene Adler photo Holmes had in the frame in his room?

 

[Eradicator]

What about the Irene Adler photo Holmes had in the frame in his room?

There is that one, I am trying to do that one up but i cants seem to get a clear screencap of it.:cry

 

[Jr. jones]

Has anyone found one close to it?

 

[Fetts.Sobriquet]

Made these for myself.

 

[Jr. jones]

Great Job on the pic!!!! Thanks!!!

 

[Jr. jones]

Anyone know where i could find some english bank notes like the "winnings" from Holmes' boxing match?

 

[nickytea]

Anyone know where i could find some english bank notes like the "winnings" from Holmes' boxing match?

Very good question.
I'd love to have some of these for my costume.

 

[deck5]

Here's a rough job that'll work just as a prop. It prints at 150DPI, 8.25"x5". There are various things wrong with it (denomination being one of them -- ten pounds then would be about 800 bucks now) but it'll look the part at a glance. Print it on thin, crisp, crackly white paper for the best effect with your costume.

 

[nickytea]

Thank you!

Here's an info site I found:

http://www.btinternet.com/~ianb/fiver.htm

They've got a picture of a five pound note that, while not old enough to be accurate, could probably help us create a five pound note in combination with the one above.

 

[deck5]

Here's a quick fiver of the same variety -- again, 150 DPI.

 

[deck5]

By the way, when you cut these, leave three edges rough, and one short edge (left or right, your choice) cleanly cut.

 

[nickytea]

Good to know. What sort of paper is best for these?

(And, as I understand it, the back is blank, correct?

 

[deck5]

Yes, blank on the back. You want something fairly thin but crisp. They're just for flash, at any rate -- no watermark, and so on -- so you'd be fine with typical cheap printer paper.

 

['Arry]

Are that props from the 2009 movie or from another one?I´m sorry, i´ve forgotten it!

 

[deck5]

2009 movie. After the fight, Downey takes a stack of bank notes from the pocket of a bookie, leaves one behind, folds the rest and puts them in his pocket.