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The Five Red Herrings (1931)

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The Five Red Herrings

Dorothy L. Sayers's seventh Lord Peter Wimsey novel, set among the artists of Galloway, opens with the painter Sandy Campbell found dead below a cliff and six fellow painters who might have wanted him there. The inventory of his pockets is part of the puzzle. (Wikipedia)

Watches

Ingersoll watch
The search of Campbell's clothes turns up some dirt and, in the breast pocket, only an Ingersoll watch, a pocket comb and a half-used book, the cheap American watch being all the dead man carried to tell the time. The text names the maker only.

Source text: the breast-pocket, only an Ingersoll watch, a pocket comb and a half-used book (Dorothy L. Sayers, The Five Red Herrings, Victor Gollancz, 1931, Internet Archive scan, page image 294; Internet Archive) {{DEFAULTSORT:Five Red Herrings (1931)}

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