The King of Diamonds Continues to Confront Diamond Trade
Philip presses Isaacstein for 50 000 pounds in diamonds and cash advances as the diamond merchant agrees to act as agent. The boy outlines terms, secures a partial advance, and signs a receipt while planning future deals and a bank credit.
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Mr. Isaacstein
Isaacstein
Philip
Dea
Isaacetein
Amsterdam
London Youth Shields Cash With Smart Exterior Change
In mid March Philip, carrying £50 and a letter from Isaaestein, trims his look to avoid detection as he spends ninepence on a tobacco pouch then hides sovereigns in it. He buys clothes and a cap in Gray's Inn Road, haggling to stretch his scarce funds while police presence looms over his gold.
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Mr. Abingdon
Mr. Isaacstein
Philip
Rothschild
Isaacstein
Isaac Stein
Desperado
London
Johnson
Somerset House
Isaaestein
Marvelonus
Weill
Holloway
Pillip
Royal Exchange
Wile End
Senard Philip
Baby
Killp
Stalin
Alieker
Mannslon
Louise Morland
Mesere
Sharpe & Smith
Morland
Diemal
Nerth London
James Street
O'Brien
Phil
Borhood
Pall Mall
No. 3
Holborn
Waitresas
Giuni'ng
Gray's Inn Road
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Kimberley
South Africa
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