
Antique Dime Novels
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A more perfect mephistoplean villian could not be had!
Brave and Bold - Issue No. 156, December 16, 1905.
A collector long ago lovingly and dutifully reinforced this issue along the edges, even going so far as to replace a small piece near the bottom left.
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Wall Street reform of a different kind...
Pluck and Luck - Issue No. 763, January 15, 1913.
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Poor elephant - stuck in the middle of the ongoing culture clash...
All Around Weekly - Issue No. 14, Jan 28, 1910.
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Ourang-Outang?? How positively antediluvian!
All Around Weekly - Issue No. 29, May 13, 1910 - soon to be 100 years old!!
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In the days before i-Pods and Nintendo, young boys sought other diversions, like sleuthing and crime-spoiling.
Bowery Boy Library No. 85 - June 1, 1907 issue.
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Two generations of detectives and an exploding billiard ball - what more could a reader ask for?
Secret Service No. 524, February 5, 1909 issue.
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Crime rides the rails on this vintage Nick Carter Weekly from 1908.
Nick Carter was one of the few dime novel heroes that survived the transition to the pulps.
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Published in 1911, this antique dime novel, rich in Indian lore as the title suggests, features the adventures of a "boy scout" - though not necessarily a reference to the then burgeoning American Boy Scout movement.
Paying out the rope
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Doesn't this remind you of "The Perils of Pauline," even though upon closer inspection it is Singing Sue who is slated to play the part of heroine this day.
Diamond Dick Jr. - No. 646 - February 27, 1909.
Daring deed
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Antique dime novel published by Street and Smith of New York.
Diamond Dick Jr. - No. 689 - Christmas Day, 1909.
Buried alive
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"Both Diamond Dick and Handsome Harry stared in dismay..."
Diamond Dick Jr. - No. 633 - November 28, 1908.
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Perhaps Diamond Dick is a little too pretty to intercede in this dispute between this diverse group of railway toughs..?
Diamond Dick Jr. - No. 603 - May 2, 1908.
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It's hard to believe that a mere century ago you could still lay claim to an expanse of free land, and moreover, that there were others that would usurp that claim!
Diamond Dick Jr. - No. 639 - January 9, 1909.
DN Geisha Girl
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DN The Red League
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DN Rajahs Ruby
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The Red Rajah
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The Red Rajah by Capt. Frederick Whittaker - Great American Detective Series No. 2 (second series), published by The Arthur Westbrook Company, Cleveland, Ohio.
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