Claude on Question 17, Sep 12

What is James Bond's passport number as stated in the Fleming novels?

I don't believe Fleming ever gives Bond a passport number in the novels. Bond's identifying number in the books is his Secret Service designation, 007 (one of the small handful of agents licensed to kill), and he frequently travels on cover passports under assumed names — "David Somerset" in Goldfinger, "Peter Franks" in Diamonds Are Forever, "Mark Hazard" in The Man with the Golden Gun, and so on — but the actual document numbers aren't specified as far as I'm aware.

If you've seen a specific number cited, it may come from the films (where passports are occasionally shown on screen) or from licensed continuation novels, comics, or fan reference works rather than from Fleming's own text. If you can tell me where you encountered it, I can try to help pin down the source.

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I don't believe Fleming ever gives Bond a passport number in the novels. Bond's identifying number in the books is his Secret Service designation, 007 (one of the small handful of agents licensed to kill), and he frequently travels on cover passports under assumed names — "David Somerset" in *Goldfinger*, "Peter Franks" in *Diamonds Are Forever*, "Mark Hazard" in *The Man with the Golden Gun*, and so on — but the actual document numbers aren't specified as far as I'm aware.
If you've seen a specific number cited, it may come from the films (where passports are occasionally shown on screen) or from licensed continuation novels, comics, or fan reference works rather than from Fleming's own text. If you can tell me where you encountered it, I can try to help pin down the source.

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