In Bohemia and The Dancing Men, while the second sides offers The Naval Treaty and The Solitary Cyclist, all four excellent choices indeed. I certainly enjoyed these episodes and look forward to future releases from this series. These episodes of The Adventures Of Sherlock Holmes are presented in full frame transfers, which preserve the original aspect ratio of this series. I did notice some grain, but this is to be expected from this type of release I think. The colors seem natural, but bright and flesh tones look normal, no discoloration crops up in the least.
Contrast is as sharp as a tack, with few exceptions and a high level of overall detail.
Aside from a couple minor infractions, this transfer is free from compression woes also. Not pristine by any means, but as good as we could expect. This is Sherlock Holmes and as such, the audio isn't powerful by any means. The audio is more subtle and that means no surround use or that type of thing, just a straight forward dialogue based experience. This is how it should be though, so no complaints in the end.