The Adventures of the Eleven Cuff-Buttons Being one of the exciting episodes in the career of the famous detective Hemlock Holmes, as recorded by his friend Dr. Watson

In the middle of the First World War, the famed consulting detective finds himself swapping fog‑laden London streets for the bustling avenues of New York. While there, his incisive mind assists a baffled police force that struggles as much with crime as with the city’s slang, and the experience leaves both him and his faithful chronicler with a fresh appreciation for trans‑Atlantic quirks. When a royal death summons him back to England, Holmes and Watson are thrust into a high‑profile theft involving the British crown itself, a case that tests the limits of discretion and the reach of aristocratic influence.

Shortly afterward, a frantic porter bursts into Baker Street with a desperate proclamation: a pair of cuff‑buttons belonging to an impatient earl have vanished. The seemingly trivial loss spirals into a tangled web of eccentric suspects, sudden storms, and the detective’s trademark blend of logic and dry humor. Listeners are invited to follow Holmes as he untangles this peculiar caper, witnessing his methodical brilliance amid the rain‑splattered streets of 1912 London.