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The Old Style

Let George Do It · February 6, 1950 · 29 min · 4,717 words

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The old style, another adventure of George Valentine. Mr. George Valentine, dear sir, my name is Jeremiah Stock. Perhaps you've heard it in connection with crime with the study of crime that is. I am by vocation and antiquarian, the owner of a modest curio shop on South Lane. But by vocation, Mr. Valentine, I've

become more perin authority if I do say so myself on those desperate and terrifying deeds which men have committed in the past. Mr. Valentine, I've only this morning stumbled into a mystery so intriguing that I am at a complete loss to solve its riddle.

Perhaps you can. Or... Perhaps someone must die. Sincerely, Jeremiah Stark. It's certainly a curio shop, alright. Antique Bedsteads?

Not boxes, no porcelain? Everything but a Venus with a clock and a stomach. I don't know, George. There's Diana on a hat rack. Yeah, the kind of place you buy your relatives, presents. You mean if they happen to be spiders or bats?

Hey, wait a minute, Angel. The stuff on this counter here. Knife, piece of rope, and the stuff in the glass case. This is the actual bowie knife that figured so prominently in the psychs, Jefferson killings in October 1912.

There's a card on each item. 1893, hangman's news. Just broken wine, Godlet, was Exhibit A in the state of Illinois' trial in early nineteen-three of Eric Stockworths. He killed his wife, you know. She was an answer.

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