The Baron

John Mannering, The Baron, is persuaded to work for Diplomatic Intelligence.

Mannering attends the funeral of Jim Carey, a former army colleague.

The Baron agrees a deal to recover a 100,000 pounds Aztec mask from an ex-convict.

The Baron urgently needs to sell a valuable statue to raise money for the rebel cause.

Mannering and Cordelia travel to an Iron Curtain country for an espionage operation.

After being knocked uncontious, Mannering wakes to find he now has a double.

To prevent a robbery, Mannering poses as his double who was to have acted as a decoy.

Mannering calls on Templeton-Green for help.

Mannering and Cordelia are pursued by a woman scientist.

An eccentric millionaire asks Mannering to witness him purchasing The Legions of Ammak.

The sale of a 5000 year old Samurai sword gives the Baron trouble.

Mannering stops his car to pick up a petrified girl in a country lane.

Mannering suspects that his old friend Louisa Trenton is in trouble.

The murderer of an officer sends his henchmen to eliminate the prosecution's eyewitness.

A missing crate leads to Cordelia witnessing a murder on board a cargo ship.

Mannering learns of the plot to steal an American space capsule.

An unlucky brooch spells trouble for Mannering and Cordelia.

Mannering and Cordelia travel to Austria where they find a fanatical Nazi regime.

The Baron visits a small-time crook in prison to find the stolen Petrograd icons.

A mysterious suicide leads the Baron to investigate the disappearance of Phyllis Thornton.

The Baron buys an expensive necklace - and then discovers that he has been duped.

The Baron has sold antiques on behalf of a revolutionary group.

Members of the underworld seek the Baron's expertise on a painting, the Mona Lisa.

Cordelia flies to South America to meet an explorer.

The Baron finds the owner of a country home murdered and his daughter alone and petrified.