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Part One - Issue 1060, April 8th 1972: Full details are not available for this issue.
Written by unknown, drawn by unknown.
Part Two - Issue 1061, April 15th 1972: Full details are not available for this issue.
Written by unknown, drawn by unknown.
Part Three - Issue 1062, April 22nd 1972:
An armoured van, carrying five million pounds in new notes, is hijacked,
but shortly afterwards is recovered by the police, although the villains escape.
Believing all is well, Mother takes John Steed and Tara King with him to the
Bank of England to see the money delivered safely.
Written by unknown, drawn by John Canning.
Part Four - Issue 1063, April 29th 1972
AN armoured van, carrying five million pounds, is hijacked, but the
police soon recover the van and money. It is taken to the Bank of England,
and Mother believes no real harm has been done - but John Steed thinks
otherwise...
Written by unknown, drawn by John Canning.
Part Five - Issue 1064, May 6th 1972
JOHN STEED and Tara King have discovered that forged bank-notes have been
substituted for brand new notes delivered to the Bank of England. Their
investigations take them to a riding stable in Kent, where they meet a most
unusual man...
Written by unknown, drawn by John Canning.
Part Six - Issue 1065, May 13th 1972
JOHN STEED and Tara King have discovered that forged banknotes have been
substituted for brand new notes delivered to the Bank of England. Their
investigations take them to Kent where Steed's suspicions centre on an old manor
house known as Carver Hall.
Written by unknown, drawn by John Canning.
Part Seven - Issue 1066, May 20th 1972: Full details are not available for this issue.
Written by unknown, drawn by unknown.
Part Eight - Issue 1067, May 27th 1972:
JOHN STEED and Tara King have discovered that forged
banknotes have been substituted for new notes delivered to the Bank of England.
Their investigations take them to Carver Hall, and an unfortunate meeting with
the owner of the hall, Sir Cedric Cramp, who is president of a society which
re-enacts battles of the Civil War.
Written by unknown, drawn by John Canning.
Steed and Tara are being held at gun-point by Sir Cedric Cramp. He tells them that they know too much to be allowed to live, but he wants to know who they are before he shoots them. Steed introduces Tara first and then, lifting his bowler he tells Sir Cedric that his name is John Steed. He then throws the bowler, knocking Sir Cedric’s gun and forcing it to fire its only shot. He and Tara run. Sliding down the banisters they fight their way out through the assembled roundheads and cavaliers. As they reach the car, Sir Cedric has the main gates of the estate closed.
Part Nine - Issue 1068, June 3rd 1972: Full details are not available for this issue.
Written by unknown, drawn by unknown.
Part Ten - Issue 1069, June 10th 1972: Full details are not available for this issue.
Written by unknown, drawn by unknown.
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