The Gold Comfit Box (1932)

by Valentine Williams

Series: Clubfoot (5)

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Pre-WWI British espionage. The first I've read of this series but enough to make me buy more. The villain is the focus of the series. British title: The Gold Comfit Box. (

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A Clubfoot Omnibus [The Man With the Clubfoot / The Return of Clubfoot / The Crouching Beast / The Gold Comfit Box] by Valentine Williams

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The Gold Comfit Box

Original title

The Gold Comfit Box: A Clubfoot Story

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The Mystery Of The Gold Box

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1932

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It must be getting on for five years since I last had tidings of the redoubtable Dr Grundt, once known and feared in the world of international espionage (by reason of a physical deformity) as "The Man With the Clubfoot."

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Also published in US as The Mystery of the Gold Box.

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