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Beadle's Half Dime Library Serialized frontier and nautical adventures from the 1860s–1890s featuring frontier settlers, smugglers, privateers, and prospectors by authors including Edward S. Ellis, Joseph E. Badger, and Colonel Prentiss Ingraham. Stories span remote western passes, naval combat during the War of 1812, Cuban revolutionary conflict, and mining-camp shoot-outs.
Read · 16 pages 1877 This cover announces "Deadwood Dick, Prince of the Road," a tale of frontier outlawry by Edward L.
Read · 16 pages 1877 This installment of Nat Todd; Or, The Fate of the Sioux Captive by Edward S.
Read · 16 pages 1877 Beadle's Half-Dime Library, Issue 98, 1877
This issue contains "The Wonderful Lamp," a serialized fantasy narrative based on the Arabian Nights tale of Aladdin.
Read · 16 pages 1877 This issue of Beadle's Half-Dime Library presents "The History of Sindbad the Sailor," featuring the framing narrative and first voyage.
Read · 16 pages 1877 This issue of Beadle's Half-Dime Library contains "The Phantom Spy: The Pilot of the Prairie" by Buffalo Bill.
Read · 16 pages 1877 This Beadle and Adams dime novel installment features a Revolutionary War adventure set in April 1781 South Carolina.
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Read · 32 pages 1877 The Young Wandering Jew; or, Plotting for a Legacy by Oll Coomes is a frontier adventure narrative serialized in this Beadle and Adams publication (copyright 1877).
Read · 16 pages 1877 This issue of Beadle's Half-Dime Library (No.
Read · 16 pages 1877 "The Ocean Outcast" by Col. Prentiss Ingraham begins this naval adventure serial.
Read · 16 pages 1877 This issue of Beadle's Half-Dime Library (No.
Read · 10 pages 1877 This assemblage of Beadle and Adams dime novels spans issues from the 1860s through 1880s, featuring serialized frontier, adventure, and nautical fiction.
Read · 16 pages 1878 This installment, "The Prince of the Pistol; or, Deadwood Dick in Disguise" (No.
Read · 16 pages 1878 This 1878 Beadle and Adams dime novel contains "The Young Mustanger" by Oll Coomes, a Western frontier adventure serialized across multiple chapters.
Read · 16 pages 1878 This installment of Edward L. Wheeler's serial features Deadwood Dick, the reformed outlaw, arriving in Eureka, a prosperous silver- and gold-mining town nestled in Idaho's Salmon River mountains.
Read · 16 pages 1878 This 1878 Beadle and Adams dime novel presents Chapter LI of "The White Indian; or, The Scouts of the Yellowstone" by Captain J.
Read · 16 pages 1878 "The Sharpshooter; or, The Boy Detective of the Black Ranch" by Edward L.
Read · 16 pages 1878 This issue of Beadle's Half-Dime Library (Vol.
Read · 16 pages 1878 This issue of Beadle's Half-Dime Library (Vol.
Read · 16 pages 1878 "The Boy Clown; or, The Queen of the Arena" (Chapter I-II)
This Beadle's Half-Dime Library serial, copyrighted 1878, opens in the village of Frenchville, where Copenhagen's Mammoth Circus arrives amid excitement.
Read · 16 pages 1878 The Hidden Lodge: The Little Hater of the Adirondacks by T.
Read · 16 pages 1878 This pulp western serial, "Glass-Eye, the Great Shot of the West" by Capt.
Read · 16 pages 1878 This installment of Beadle's Half-Dime Library contains "Burt Bunker, The Trapper," a frontier adventure tale by George E.
Read · 16 pages 1878 This issue of Beadle's Half Dime Library contains the opening chapters of "The Underground Camp; A Romance of the Red River of the North" by Archie C.
Read · 16 pages 1878 This serial western follows the outlaw bandit chief "Captain Henrico" and his "Branded Brotherhood"—a multiethnic camp of deserters, half-breeds, and hired men including a Sioux scout and a enslaved cook named Buttermilk.
Read · 16 pages 1878 Old Hickory; or, Pandy Ellis's Scalp by Harry St.
Read · 16 pages 1878 Dandy Jack; or, The Outlaw of the Oregon Trail by T.
Read · 16 pages 1878 This 1878 dime novel by Jos. E.
Read · 16 pages 1878 This woodcut illustrates "Old Zip's Cabin," a frontier adventure by Captain J.
Read · 16 pages 1879 This 1879 Beadle and Adams pulp serial, copyright 1879, presents "Dick Dead-Eye, The Boy Smuggler; or, The Cruise of the Vixen" by Col.
Read · 16 pages 1879 This dime novel by James L. Bowen depicts a frontier emigrant party—Luman Leonard, his wife Maria, daughter Cora, son Alvin (age 15), and suitor Frank Sherman—establishing a camp in the western forest while seeking a permanent settlement.
Read · 16 pages 1879 This issue of Beadle and Adams' weekly contains the serialized adventure "The Boy Miners; or, The Enchanted Island," by Edward S.
Read · 20 pages 1879 This issue features "The Veiled Lady of San Tropez," a serial adventure tale by Colonel Delle Sara set in 1653 Mediterranean waters.
Read · 16 pages 1879 This serial by Harry St. George, published in Beadle and Adams' weekly, features frontier adventure centered on Davy Crockett.
Read · 16 pages 1879 Dandy Rock's Doom, or a Thrilling Story of the War for the Valley of Gold, by G.
Read · 16 pages 1879 This is the opening installment of "Sol Ginger, the Giant Trapper; The Flower of the Blackfeet" by Albert W.
Read · 16 pages 1879 by Oll Coomes
A western adventure serial in which seventeen-year-old Rollo, a boy ranger equipped with rifle, revolvers, and saber, witnesses the execution of Dick Sherwood, a not
Read · 16 pages 1879 Idyl, the Girl Miner: Roseabud-Rob on Hand
This installment of the Roseabud Rob series by Edward L.
Read · 16 pages 1879 This 1879 Beadle and Adams dime novel, written by Edward L.
Read · 16 pages 1879 This 1879 Beadle and Adams dime novel, Canada Chet; or, Old Anaconda in Sitting Bull's Camp, is authored by Edward L.
Read · 16 pages 1879 The Outlaw Brothers; or, The Captive of the Harpes: A Tale of Early Kentucky by John J.
Read · 16 pages 1879 This serialized romance opens on a Mississippi cotton plantation near Vicksburg.
Read · 16 pages 1879 This issue of Beadle's Half-Dime Library presents "Deadwood Dick as Detective," a western story by Edward L.
Read · 16 pages 1880 Joseph E. Badger Jr.'s serial "Dainty Lance, the Boy Sport; or, The Bank-Breakers' Decoy Duck" presents a frontier adventure narrative.
Read · 16 pages 1880 This issue of Beadle and Adams' weekly features "Panther Paul, the Prairie Pirate; or, Dainty Lance to the Rescue" by Joseph E.
Read · 16 pages 1880 By Oll Coomes
This dime novel opens in the Black Hills gold country, where outlaw leader Doc Middleton and five companions camp at Dead Pine, awaiting the arrival of Daniel Baron's gold-hunter train carrying valuable horses and women.
Read · 16 pages 1880 This issue of Beadle and Adams' pulp weekly contains the opening installment of "Blue-Blazes; or, The Break o' Day Boys of Rocky Bar" by Frank Dumont.
Read · 16 pages 1880 This 1880 dime novel by Edward L.
Read · 16 pages 1880 This issue features "Handsome Harry, the Bootblack Detective" by Charles Morris, opening a serialized adventure.
Read · 16 pages 1880 This issue of the Beadle and Adams weekly (No.
Read · 16 pages 1880 Captain Ferret, the New York Detective; or, Boss Bob's Boss Job by Edward L.
Read · 24 pages 1880 This issue of Beadle and Adams' weekly presents the opening installment of "Silver Star, the Boy Knight," a prairie romance by Oll Coomes, author of western serials including "Vaga
Read · 16 pages 1880 Will Wildfire, the Thoroughbred; or, The Winning Hand by Charles Morris (author of Will Somers, Phil Hardy, and Detective Dick) is a sporting serial beginning with Chapter I: "The
Read · 20 pages 1880 This serial by J. Alexander Patten, published in 1880 by Beadle and Adams, presents an urban crime melodrama.
Read · 24 pages 1880 Lance and Lasso; or, The Children of the Chaco
A serialized adventure tale by Captain Frederick Whittaker, published in Beadle and Adams's weekly (Vol.
Read · 16 pages 1880 This 1880 Beadle and Adams pulp weekly presents "Black Bess, Will Wildfire's Racer: Winning Against Odds" by Charles Morris, a serial continuing the author's character.
Read · 16 pages 1880 This issue of Beadle and Adams' weekly contains the opening installment of "The Sword Hunters: The Land of the Elephant Riders," a sequel to "Lance and Lasso" by Captain Frederick Whittaker.
Read · 24 pages 1881 This February 1881 issue of Beadle and Adams' dime novel series features "Cool Desmond: Or, The Gambler's Big Game," a Western romance by Colonel Delle Sara.
Read · 16 pages 1881 This issue of Beadle and Adams Weekly (March 8, 1881) contains "Bob Rockett, the Cracksman; or, Driven to the Wall" by Charles Morris, part of a serial featuring the protagonist.
Read · 16 pages 1881 This serial by Capt. Alfred B. Taylor, U.S.A., published March 22, 1881, follows fifteen-year-old Billy Cody (Buffalo Bill) as he joins a supply train operated by Russell, Majors and Waddell on the frontier.
Read · 16 pages 1881 Captain Kit, The Will-o'-the-Wisp: or, The Mystery of Montauk Point, by Lieutenant Harry Dennies Perry, U.S.N., is a serialized tale of Long Island Sound and the War of 1812.
Read · 16 pages 1881 Captain Mask: The Lady Road-Agent
This serialized adventure by Philip S.
Read · 16 pages 1881 Buffalo Bill's Bet: The Gambler Guide by Capt.
Read · 16 pages 1881 This dime novel installment, by prolific Western pulp author Edward L.
Read · 16 pages 1881 This 1881 Beadle and Adams dime novel serial, "Little Grit, the Wild Rider; or, Bessie, the Stock-Tender's Daughter," by Colonel Prentiss Ingraham, is a Western adventure romance set during the Pony Express era.
Read · 16 pages 1881 This 1881 Beadle and Adams dime novel by Captain Frederick Whittaker follows "The Boy Bedouins," twin brothers Launce and Charley Benton, sons of the American consul in Damascus.
Read · 16 pages 1881 This installment of a Beadle & Adams dime novel, serialized December 27, 1881, opens the adventure of seventeen-year-old Plucky Phil Steele, a determined tracker searching for survivors of a wagon train massacre in the Big Horn Mountains.
Read · 24 pages 1881 This serial installment, "Fred Halyard, the Life Boat Boy; or, The Smugglers of the Inlet," by Charles Morris, follows a young coast-guard helmsman pursuing smugglers through an inlet near Beach City.
Read · 16 pages 1881 T. C. Harbaugh's serialized romance opens with seventeen-year-old Ned Temple and the beautiful Cyrille Averill discovering Fort Reno abandoned and burned in Montana.
Read · 16 pages 1881 This frontier adventure serial by William R.
Read · 16 pages 1881 This dime novel installment, published by Beadle and Adams in 1881, features "Shadowed; or, Bob Rockett's Fight for Life" by Charles Morris, an installment in the Bob Rockett series.
Read · 16 pages 1881 This issue of Beadle and Adams' weekly (Vol.
Read · 16 pages 1881 This serialized fiction installment, "Featherweight, or On His Muscle, Wits and Honor" by Edward Willett, follows Fred Light, a seventeen-year-old "light weight champion" recently departed from flatboat work on the Ohio River.
Read · 16 pages 1881 This serial by C. Dunning Clark depicts a maritime adventure in the Malay Seas.
Read · 16 pages 1882 This installment of "Gold-Dust Dick: A Romance of Roughs and Toughs" by Edward L.
Read · 16 pages 1882 By Edward L. Wheeler
This adventure serial, published by Beadle and Adams in February 1882, follows Cyclone Kit, a young prospector searching for the legendary Walled City of Gold-Flake.
Read · 16 pages 1882 By T. C. Harbaugh, published in Beadle and Adams' weekly dime novel series, March 4, 1882.
Read · 16 pages 1882 This dime novel by Edward L. Wheeler features "Denver Doll, or Yankee Eisler's Big Surround," a detective adventure serial.
Read · 16 pages 1882 This November 1882 Beadle and Adams dime novel (No.
Read · 16 pages 1882 This issue of Beadle and Adams' weekly contains the serial adventure "Merle Monte's Fate; or, Pearl, the Pirate's Pride" by Colonel Prentiss Ingraham, a companion to earlier Merle Monte stories.
Read · 16 pages 1882 The Typo Detective; or, Weasel, the Boy Tramp by Edward Willett is a detective mystery serial.
Read · 20 pages 1882 This Beadle and Adams dime novel, Old Rocky's "Boyees": Benito, the Young Horse-Breaker by Major Sam S.
Read · 16 pages 1882 This Beadle and Adams dime novel serial, "Lone Star, the Cowboy Captain; or, The Mysterious Ranchero" by Colonel Prentiss Ingraham, depicts a band of thirty Texas cowboys gathered
Read · 16 pages 1882 This issue contains a serialized western romance titled "Joe Buck of Angels, and His Boy Pard, Paul Powderhorn; The Three Wild Men of Eagle Bar," by Albert W.
Read · 16 pages 1882 This issue of a Beadle and Adams dime novel (No.
Read · 16 pages 1882 This Beadle and Adams weekly (March 14, 1882) contains "The Two 'Bloods': Shenandoah Bill and His Gang," a mountain romance by Charles Morris.
Read · 16 pages 1882 By Oll Coomes, this serial western appeared in the March 21, 1882 issue of Beadle and Adams' weekly (Vol.
Read · 16 pages 1882 This issue of Beadle and Adams' weekly dime novel (March 28, 1882) contains "Sierra Sam, the Frontier Ferret; Or, A Sister's Devotion" by Edward L.
Read · 16 pages 1882 "Merle, the Middy; or, The Heir of an Ocean Freelance" by Col.
Read · 16 pages 1882 This pulp tale, "Giant George: The Ang'l of the Range" by Buckskin Sam (Major Sam S.
Read · 16 pages 1882 This issue features "Old Winch, the Rifle King; or, The Buckskin Desperadoes," a western serial by T.C.
Read · 16 pages 1882 This serial installment, "Denver Doll's Victory; or, Skull and Cross-Bones" by Edward L.
Read · 16 pages 1882 Indian Joe; or, The White Spirit of the Hare is a frontier adventure serial by Major Lewis W.
Read · 16 pages 1882 "Apollo Bill, the Trail Tornado; or, Rowdy Kate from Right Bower" by Edward L.
Read · 16 pages 1883 This story, the third in the "Denver Doll" series by Edward L.
Read · 16 pages 1883 This issue of Beadle and Adams' weekly dime novel (No.
Read · 16 pages 1883 Jolly Jim's Job: or, The Young Detective's Triumph by Charles Morris.
Read · 16 pages 1883 This issue of Beadle and Adams' weekly series features the opening installment of "Turk, the Boy Ferret" by E.
Read · 16 pages 1883 This issue of Beadle and Adams' weekly (October 2, 1883) features the opening installment of "Arkansaw Jack, of the Man-Hunters; or, The Scourge of the Mines" by Harry Hazard.
Read · 16 pages 1883 Edward L. Wheeler's detective serial centers on scheming Jack Fallon, a cousin recently embroiled in embezzlement at a Philadelphia banking house.
Read · 16 pages 1883 By Major Mickey Free
This serial opens in the mining town of Golden Gulch where Simpson reports a stolen bag containing five hundred dollars in gold.
Read · 16 pages 1883 The Sea Marauder; or, Merle Monte's Pledge by Colonel Prentiss Ingraham is a maritime adventure serial set in the Gulf of Mexico region, approximately fifty years prior to its 1883 publication.
Read · 16 pages 1883 This Beadle and Adams weekly (1883) features "Josh, the Boy Tenderfoot: The Wild Men of Buzzard Bar" by Captain Mark Wilton, a Colorado-set Western serial.
Read · 16 pages 1883 This Beadle and Adams dime novel, "Little Foxfire, the Boy Spy; or, Old Caleb Arbuckle, Mountain Detective," by Oll Coomes, centers on frontier action in Arkansas Valley, Colorado.
Read · 16 pages 1883 This issue of Beadle and Adams (No.
Read · 16 pages 1883 This issue of Beadle and Adams' weekly (Vol.
Read · 16 pages 1883 This issue of Beadle and Adams' weekly (Vol.
Read · 16 pages 1883 A serial western tale by T. C. Harbaugh, continuing in this issue of the Beadle and Adams publication.
Read · 16 pages 1883 This serialized frontier romance by "Buckskin Sam" (Major Sam S.
Read · 16 pages 1883 This issue of a pulp magazine (October 9, 1883, No.
Read · 16 pages 1884 This 1884 Beadle and Adams weekly features the opening installment of "Yreka Jim, the Gold-Gatherer; or, The Lottery of Life" by Edward L.
Read · 16 pages 1884 Shasta, the Gold King; or, For Seven Years Dead by J.C.
Read · 16 pages 1884 This Beadle and Adams weekly (1884) features "Chiota, the Creek: or, The Three Thunderbolts," a western serial by Major Sam S.
Read · 16 pages 1884 This weekly Beadle and Adams publication (October 7, 1884) features the opening installment of "California Joe's First Trail: A Story of the Destroying Angels" by Colonel Thomas Hoyer Monstery.
Read · 16 pages 1884 This is a Beadle and Adams dime novel, November 4, 1884.
Read · 16 pages 1884 This issue of Beadle's Half Dime Library (November 11, 1884) features "Bandera Bill; or, Frio Frank to the Front," the second part of a serial by "Buckskin Sam" (Major Sam S.
Read · 16 pages 1884 Cool Kit, the King of Kids (Chapter I-II, author of "Deadwood Dick" series).
Read · 16 pages 1884 "The Pirate Lover" features Boyd Benedict, a young sailor disguised as an elderly man, attempting to reclaim his wife Clotilde from her father, Constable Clair, in San Augustine.
Read · 16 pages 1884 This December 1884 Beadle and Adams dime novel serializes "Whip-King Joe, the Boy Ranchero." Chapter I, "The Skeleton in the Grass," establishes the plot: a young captive girl, hel
Read · 16 pages 1884 This Beadle and Adams serial (Vol.
Read · 16 pages 1884 Gold Dust Tom; or, Ambergris Ben's Double Match by George Henry Morse.
Read · 16 pages 1884 This issue of Beadle's Dime Novels presents the serial "Bonodel, the Boy Rover; Or, The Flagless Schooner" by Col.
Read · 16 pages 1884 By Edward L. Wheeler (author of Deadwood Dick and Denver Doll novels), this dime novel serial appeared October 21, 1884, in Beadle and Adams' weekly publication.
Read · 16 pages 1884 This December 9, 1834 Beadle and Adams pulp serial tells of "Yreka Jim's Joker," a Western adventure set in the Idaho mining camp of Red Nose.
Read · 16 pages 1884 This weekly pulp magazine from Beadle and Adams (1884) features "Captain Cutlass, the Ocean Spider; or, The Buccaneer's Girl Foe," a serial adventure by T.
Read · 16 pages 1884 This installment of a serialized Western adventure, titled "A Warning," concerns a mysterious Spanish passenger aboard a stagecoach headed to an Oregon mining camp.
Read · 16 pages 1885 The Gold Game of New York by T.
Read · 16 pages 1885 This eighth-edition issue of Beadle and Adams's dime novel publication features "The Picayune Cashier" by Charles Morris, author of detective stories.
Read · 16 pages 1885 This Beadle and Adams dime novel, "Cactus Plains, or Red-Hot Times at Ante-Bar" by J.
Read · 16 pages 1885 The Rounding Boy of the Star; or, The Reporter Detective by Charles Morris is a serialized adventure story from the October 6, 1885 issue of Beadle and Adams's weekly publication.
Read · 16 pages 1885 A mob of roughly dressed men, some wielding clubs and cudgels, surge together in menacing unity.
Read · 16 pages 1885 The Curse of Blood: A Tale of Ranch Life by Philip S.
Read · 16 pages 1885 This issue of Beadle's Dime Novels (No.
Read · 16 pages 1885 The Doomed Six of Sylvania, by A.
Read · 16 pages 1885 This issue of Beadle and Adams' Weekly (Vol.
Read · 16 pages 1885 This issue of Beadle and Adams' Weekly (August 18, 1885) features the serial "A Cute Case: A Romance of To-day," by Edward L.
Read · 16 pages 1885 This issue of Beadle and Adams presents "Baby Sam, the Boy Giant of the Yellowstone; or, Old Spokane Joe's Trust," by Oll Coomes.
Read · 16 pages 1885 "The Border Rattler: or, Big Stakes and a Bold Game" by T.
Read · 16 pages 1885 The Beggar-Boy Detective: The Blind Man's Vengeance by E.
Read · 16 pages 1885 This issue of Beadle and Adams' dime novel (September 29, 1885) features "Old Rocky on the Rampage," a western tale by "Buckskin Sam" (Mason S.
Read · 16 pages 1885 By Col. Prentiss Ingraham, serialized in this October 13, 1885 issue (No.
Read · 16 pages 1885 This pulp serial installment, "Three Against One" by Charles Morris, features detective John Logan from Pinkerton's Agency, nicknamed "Invincible Logan." At a fashionable society p
Read · 16 pages 1886 This serial adventure opens on the prairie where a bearded frontiersman abandons a sleeping child at camp, taking the horses to secure an inheritance.
Read · 16 pages 1886 This pulp magazine issue contains the serialized story "The Old Walruses o' the Woods" by Oll Coomes, a frontier adventure tale set on the Red River of the North in Minnesota.
Read · 16 pages 1886 Nimble Nick, the Circus Prince by Albert W.
Read · 16 pages 1886 "Deadwood Dick Junior's Racket at Claim No.
Read · 16 pages 1886 "The Twins of Prorat Find" by J.
Read · 16 pages 1886 This issue of Deadwood Dick Jr's Corral by Edward L.
Read · 16 pages 1886 This August 10, 1886 issue of Street & Smith's New York Detective Library features "Black Jack's Big Boom," by Jo Pierce.
Read · 16 pages 1886 This Western serial by Oll Coomes opens with a murder mystery in the mining camp of Last Lick, Colorado.
Read · 16 pages 1886 This issue contains "Apache Jack's White Trail," a Western adventure tale by Frederick Dewey.
Read · 16 pages 1886 This issue of Beadle and Adams' weekly (June 29, 1886) features the serial "Entombed Alive" by Charles Morris, author of several adventure stories.
Read · 16 pages 1886 This 1886 Beadle and Adams serial issue contains "Pirate in Spite of Himself," an adventure story following a fifteen-year-old fisher boy living near the Kennebec River in Maine.
Read · 16 pages 1886 This issue of Beadle and Adams' dime novel series features the opening chapters of "The Brothers League" by John W.
Read · 16 pages 1886 This 1886 Beadle and Adams weekly pulp publication features Felix Fox's Hunt for the Nabob: A Tale of New York and Its Man-Traps by T.
Read · 16 pages 1886 This Beadle and Adams weekly (Vol.
Read · 16 pages 1886 This serial story by John S. Warner, published in Beadle and Adams' weekly dime novel series (Vol.
Read · 16 pages 1886 This pulp serial, "Deadwood Dick Jr's Dog Detective" by E.
Read · 16 pages 1886 This serial follows Capital Ben, a sixteen-year-old boy detective in Washington, uncovering a criminal scheme.
Read · 16 pages 1887 This May 1887 issue of Beadle and Adams' dime novel presents "Jack o' Diamonds and his Game" by Lucius C.
Read · 16 pages 1887 This issue of a pulp weekly from June 21, 1887, features "The Jolly Pards' All-For-Love Campaign: A Romance of the Golden State" by Philip S.
Read · 16 pages 1887 The Cowboy's Fight for a Million: A Romance of City and Wild West by Albert W.
Read · 16 pages 1887 This issue of Beadle and Adams' weekly (July 12, 1887) features "Buckskin Bill, the Comanche Shadow," a serial by Col.
Read · 16 pages 1887 This is the opening installment of "The 'Bellerin Bull' of Bismarck," a dime novel by Edward L.
Read · 16 pages 1887 Colonel Prentiss Ingraham's serial depicts naval adventures set in colonial America.
Read · 16 pages 1887 This issue contains the opening installment of "Fatal Footsteps" by Edward L.
Read · 16 pages 1887 This issue of Beadle and Adams' Dime Novel (No.
Read · 16 pages 1887 This issue of Beadle and Adams' weekly (May 1887) contains the serial "Deadhold, The 'Kid' Detective: A Story of the Worked-Out Mine" by George C.
Read · 16 pages 1887 This issue of the Beadle and Adams Half-Dime Library (No.
Read · 16 pages 1887 Deadwood Dick's Protégée: A Tale of Pistol Pocket
By Edward L.
Read · 16 pages 1887 This installment of "Five Points Phil's Menagerie" by Jo Pierce opens with Seth Maudston meeting his country niece Stella Fielding at Grand Central Depot after a train accident.
Read · 16 pages 1887 William G. Patten's serial adventure concerns two young travelers bound for the mining camp of Bowlder Bar: Howard Thorne, a college graduate joining his father (a mine-owner), and Sylva Blair, traveling to reunite with her father.
Read · 16 pages 1887 This serialized detective story begins in Battery Park where Angus Brandon, a destitute stranger, meets Dodger Dick, a street-smart wharf boy.
Read · 16 pages 1887 This western adventure serial by Col.
Read · 16 pages 1888 The Golden Wings of the Gulf by Colonel Prentiss Ingraham is a romance of buccaneering set in post-1812 New Orleans.
Read · 16 pages 1888 "The Cousin's Crime" by Jo. Pierce (credited as of the New York Detective Force), serialized in Beadle and Adams' Dime Library (April 10, 1888).
Read · 16 pages 1888 This issue of Beadle and Adams' dime novel series (Vol.
Read · 16 pages 1888 By Edward L. Wheeler, author of the "Deadwood Dick" novels and other western fiction, this detective serial opens in Boston.
Read · 16 pages 1888 This May 22, 1838 issue of Beadle and Adams' Weekly presents Colonel Prentiss Ingraham's serial "A Tale of Border Mystery," featuring the rescue of young Mabel Manners from a drowning in a western river by the mysterious Kent Kingdon.
Read · 16 pages 1888 This serialized story by Charles Morris (author of "Will Somers" and "Detective Dick") follows a sixteen-year-old vagrant in Chicago.
Read · 16 pages 1888 This installment of the Deadwood Dick series features Deadwood Dick Jr.
Read · 16 pages 1888 This issue of Beadle and Adams' serialized detective story, published June 19, 1888, features "Ned Chester's Very Bad Case: A Tale of the Two Cities" by Jo Pierce, author of detective serials.
Read · 16 pages 1888 This issue of Beadle and Adams' pulp weekly (No.
Read · 16 pages 1888 This March 1888 issue of Beadle and Adams' dime novel series features "Unraveling a Twisted Skein," by Edward L.
Read · 16 pages 1888 This serial by Philip S. Warne follows Bert Brainard, an educated Eastern tenderfoot arriving in the rough Colorado town of Metropolisville.
Read · 16 pages 1888 This issue of Beadle and Adams' weekly (March 27, 1888) features the serial "Broadway Billy's Death Racket" by J.C.
Read · 16 pages 1888 This issue of Beadle and Adams pulp weekly (1888) contains "The Sure Shot Pards: Thirteen," a western serial by Arthur C.
Read · 16 pages 1888 Issue No. 562 (May 1, 1888): "The Bad Man from Wapsipinnicon" by Oll Coomes.
Read · 16 pages 1888 The Man Without a Past by John W.
Read · 16 pages 1888 This issue of Beadle and Adams' weekly (Vol.
Read · 16 pages 1889 This issue of Beadle and Adams Weekly (Vol.
Read · 16 pages 1889 This issue of Beadle and Adams' pulp magazine features the opening installment of "Red-Hot Times at Round-Up," by Lieutenant A.
Read · 16 pages 1889 This issue contains "The Vagabond of the Mines: A Romance of Detective Work on the Frontier" by Colonel Prentiss Ingraham, author of Kent Kingdom the Card King and Pawnee Bill.
Read · 16 pages 1889 This issue of Beadle's Dime Novels (February 19, 1889) features "The Dove and the Vultures: A Romance of Rocket Gulch" by William G.
Read · 24 pages 1889 "Double-Curve Dan's Double Play" by George C.
Read · 16 pages 1889 Little Lightning's Invincibles: A Romance of Yellow Dust City by John W.
Read · 16 pages 1889 This Beadle and Adams dime novel by T.
Read · 16 pages 1889 This issue of Beadle and Adams' weekly contains the opening of "The Tussle at Table Mountain" by Lieutenant A.
Read · 16 pages 1889 This issue of Beadle and Adams' dime novel contains "Turning the Tables on Satan" by Edward L.
Read · 16 pages 1889 "The Queer Combination" by Jo Pierce begins a serial in this April 1889 issue of the Beadle dime novel series.
Read · 16 pages 1889 This issue of Deadwood Dick magazine presents the beginning of a serial titled "A Race for a Ruthless Rogue" by Ed.
Read · 16 pages 1889 This issue of Beadle and Adams' weekly (Volume XXIV, No.
Read · 16 pages 1889 This February 1889 Beadle and Adams dime novel presents "The Member from Way Back" by Jo Pierce, credited to the New York Detective Force.
Read · 16 pages 1889 This serialized detective story introduces Broadway Billy (William Weston), a former bootblack turned young detective, and his thin-framed partner Skinny.
Read · 16 pages 1889 This serialized detective novel by E.L.
Read · 16 pages 1889 This issue of Beadle and Adams' weekly periodical (No.
Read · 16 pages 1889 This Beadle and Adams weekly (No.
Read · 16 pages 1889 This issue of Beadle and Adams' Half Dime Library (December 31, 1880) features "The Bowery Badger; Or, Scooping a Slippery Set" by Jo Pierce, credited as "Of the New York Detective
Read · 16 pages 1890 This dime novel by Ed. L. Wheeler concerns Don Dare (alias Hurricane Sam), a mysterious stranger who arrives in Smugglers' Harbor, a Gulf Coast town where residents pose as fisherm
Read · 16 pages 1890 This issue of Beadle and Adams' weekly contains "Once More on the Trail," a companion story to "Butterfly Billy, the Pony Rider Detective" by Col.
Read · 16 pages 1890 This serialized story by Jo Pierce, published in Beadle and Adams' weekly dime novel, follows maritime rescue efforts on the New Jersey coast.
Read · 16 pages 1890 This installment opens with Daniel Derrick's surprise reinstatement as postmaster of Ante-Bar following a change in federal administration.
Read · 16 pages 1890 The Specter Soldier of the Overland by Col.
Read · 16 pages 1890 A man in shirtsleeves writhes on the ground while two well-dressed visitors—one in a top hat—observe him with apparent concern, one holding papers.
Read · 16 pages 1890 The Racket at Red Hot by William G.
Read · 16 pages 1890 This opening installment of a detective serial features Deadwood Dick, Jr., a renowned lawman and private detective called to the territorial governor's office to solve a brutal murder.
Read · 16 pages 1890 This serialized dime novel by J.
Read · 16 pages 1890 The Sharp from Texas by Colonel Prentiss Ingraham is a western romance and outlaw tale serialized across multiple chapters.
Read · 16 pages 1890 This issue of Beadle and Adams (December 9, 1890) contains "Light-Heart Lute's Clean Sweep" by Jos.
Read · 16 pages 1890 This issue of Deadwood Dick, Jr.
Read · 16 pages 1890 This installment of William G. Patten's serial "Bound Boy Frank" follows the title character, a sixteen-year-old farm laborer indentured to the tyrannical Farmer Joel Hobbs since childhood.
Read · 16 pages 1890 The Scout in His Double Role by Oll Coomes features Donald Barr, a young scout operating across the Colorado plains and mountains.
Read · 16 pages 1890 This issue of Beadle's Weekly (No.
Read · 16 pages 1890 This issue of Beadle's Dime Novels contains "Plucky Paul, the Boy Speculator; or, Going for Old Slink" by Charles Morris.
Read · 16 pages 1890 A Western adventure serial by Lieutenant A.
Read · 16 pages 1890 This issue of Beadle and Adams' pulp weekly (No.
Read · 16 pages 1890 This issue of Beadle and Adams (March 25, 1890) contains "Banner Ben, the Wildfire of the Prairie: Old Kit Bandy's Deliverance" by Oll Coomes, a Western adventure serial.
Read · 16 pages 1890 "King of the Crooks," Chapter I and II
By Jo Pierce (author of "Five Points Phil," "Bob o' the Bowery," etc.)
Spicy Jim, a fourteen-year-old umbrella mender from Bond Street, en
Read · 16 pages 1890 This Beadle and Adams dime novel from December 16, 1890, contains "Playing the Fool on Big Stakes," a Western romance by Lieutenant A.
Read · 16 pages 1890 This December 1890 Beadle and Adams dime novel features "Or, The Fight to the Finish: A Tale of the Streets and Webs of New York," by T.
Read · 16 pages 1891 This Beadle and Adams dime novel from January 1891 presents "Violet Vane's Vow," a serial by William G.
Read · 16 pages 1891 This Beadle and Adams dime novel, copyrighted 1891, presents "The Red Sombrero: The Romance of the Boy Trailer" by Colonel Prentiss Ingraham.
Read · 16 pages 1891 Dime Novel Library no. 98 (February 24, 1891), published by Beadle and Adams.
Read · 16 pages 1891 This issue of Beadle and Adams Weekly (No.
Read · 16 pages 1891 This issue of Beadle's Weekly (No.
Read · 16 pages 1891 This issue features "The Water Waif's Dead Past" by Jo Pierce (author of "Bob o' the Bowery" and "The Vagabond Detective"), serialized in two chapters.
Read · 16 pages 1891 This issue of Beadle and Adams's pulp publication (November 3, 1891) features the opening installment of "Kansas Jim, the Cross-eyed Detective," by Lieutenant A.
Read · 16 pages 1891 This issue features "Too Much for Red Leary: The Story of the City Park Tragedy" by Dan Dunning (Secret Service Corps), beginning in Chapter I.
Read · 16 pages 1891 This Beadle and Adams dime novel installment features "The Tandem Team of Teddy's Tailings" by Ed.
Read · 16 pages 1891 "Silverblade, the Friendly" by Jos.
Read · 16 pages 1891 This issue of Beadle and Adams Weekly contains the opening installment of "The Oath of the Combination," a Western adventure serial by J.
Read · 16 pages 1891 The Red Hat Ranger's Red Hot Racket by Colonel Prentiss Ingraham is a Western romance serialized across three chapters in this issue.
Read · 16 pages 1891 This frontier adventure serial by Jos.
Read · 16 pages 1891 Ed. L. Wheeler's "The Moving Mystery at Mexican Mustang," serialized in this October 1891 Beadle and Adams dime novel, presents a mystery-adventure set in a remote mining camp.
Read · 16 pages 1891 This serialized Western adventure by William G.
Read · 16 pages 1891 This serial novel by Col. Prentiss Ingraham, published in Beadle's Half Dime Library (October 1891), follows Ruth Redmond's troubled life in the Texas borderlands.
Read · 16 pages 1891 This serialized adventure story by Colonel Prentiss Ingraham follows thirteen-year-old Charlie Emmett from Kentucky as he runs away to join his adventurous uncle in the Wild West.
Read · 16 pages 1891 This issue features "Violet Vane, the Vanquished; or, The Life Struggle at Shanty City," a Western romance by William G.
Read · 16 pages 1891 This issue of Beadle and Adams' dime novel features "Gold-Dust Dan, or Wiping Out Old Nick's Nine," a Montana mining-country adventure by John W.
Read · 16 pages 1891 This issue of Beadle's dime novel magazine (December 22, 1891) contains "The Little Last Chance," by Ed.
Read · 16 pages 1892 "Reckless Roy's Regulators" by Joan W.
Read · 16 pages 1892 This issue of Beadle and Adams' weekly dime novel presents "The Renegade's Captive" and the serial "Dashing Charlie's Destiny" by Colonel Prentiss Ingraham, set in the 1850s American frontier.
Read · 16 pages 1892 This issue of Beadle and Adams Weekly (No.
Read · 16 pages 1892 This detective story features Broadway Billy, a boy detective, and his two young assistants Happy Harry and Silent Seth.
Read · 16 pages 1892 This 1892 Beadle and Adams pulp weekly presents "Kit Bandy Rattled: The Infant Giant," by Oll Coomes, an adventure serial set in Montana's wilderness.
Read · 16 pages 1892 The Tussle With Satan, by Ed. L.
Read · 16 pages 1892 This issue of Beadle and Adams' dime novel (No.
Read · 16 pages 1892 This serial Western adventure by Col.
Read · 16 pages 1892 This issue of Beadle's Half-Dime Library presents "Saddle-King Sam," a western serial by Oll Coomes (author of "Whip King Jo" and "Silent Saul").
Read · 16 pages 1892 This issue of the Beadle and Adams weekly (No.
Read · 16 pages 1892 This November 1892 issue of Beadle's dime novel series features "The Roster of Rogue River Ranch: The Romance of a Range Mystery" by Lieut.
Read · 16 pages 1892 By T. C. Harbaugh, a prolific dime-novel author, this serial follows a criminal conspiracy in New York.
Read · 16 pages 1892 This issue of Deadwood Dick, Jr.
Read · 16 pages 1892 This serial installment features detective Dick Doom (real name possibly Dixie Gray), a young, unusually attractive agent working in secret service who accepts two cases: the recap
Read · 16 pages 1892 Kit Bandy in Red Ruin: The Young Whirlwind of the Hills
This western serial by Oll Coomes features Frank "Little Fury" Fewry, a young scout guarding the Colorado mining settlement of Red Ruin.
Read · 16 pages 1892 This 1892 Beadle and Adams dime novel, Broadway Billy's Queer Bequest, by J.
Read · 16 pages 1892 This issue features "How Eli Got There: A Romance of King John's Death-Trap" by Ed.
Read · 16 pages 1892 This weekly dime novel, published by Beadle and Adams for 5 cents, opens with a mystery story titled "The Army Captain's Crue: The Romance of the Woman Shadow of the Fort" by Col.
Read · 16 pages 1893 Deadwood Dick, Jr.'s Proxy by Edward L.
Read · 16 pages 1893 This issue features "Dick Doom's Big Haul," a detective serial by Col.
Read · 16 pages 1893 "Poker Pete's Double Dodge; or, The Close Call" by William R.
Read · 16 pages 1893 Broadway Billy's Big Boom; Cornering Counterfeit Crooks
J.C.
Read · 16 pages 1893 Deadwood Dick, Jr.'s Clutch: Crushing Captain Crusher by Edward L.
Read · 16 pages 1893 The Actor Detective in Chicago: Dick Doom's Flush Hand by Col.
Read · 16 pages 1893 This issue contains the opening installment of "Foiling the Prisco Sharp: A Story of the Mississippi" by Harold Payne, a Western adventure serial.
Read · 16 pages 1893 This 1893 Beadle and Adams dime novel installment, Sharper Stokes' Double Deal: Old Disaster the Border Nomad by William G.
Read · 16 pages 1893 This 1898 Beadle and Adams pulp magazine contains "Broadway Billy; or, The Italian's Doubles" by J.C.
Read · 16 pages 1893 By Jo Pierce, this serialized story opens with a boy messenger named Robert Burns (alias "Bob the Rattler" or "Risky Robert") delivering a letter from a pool-betting operator to He
Read · 16 pages 1893 Messenger Max, Detective: A Story of Brooklyn by Marmaduke Dey depicts a young District Telegraph messenger boy who becomes entangled in a robbery scheme.
Read · 16 pages 1893 This Beadle and Adams dime novel installment (No.
Read · 16 pages 1893 Deadwood Dick, Jr.'s High Horse
This serial by Edward L.
Read · 16 pages 1893 This issue of Beadle and Adams' publication (No.
Read · 16 pages 1893 Deputy Detective Ticket's Trump and The Lost Tin Box Mystery by J.C.
Read · 16 pages 1894 This serial, "Downing, or The King of Diamonds" by Col.
Read · 16 pages 1894 This installment of Dead-Shot Ralph's Ten-Strike; or, Marlo, the Gold Ghouls' Chief by Col.
Read · 16 pages 1894 This pulp western serial by Wm.
Read · 16 pages 1894 This August 1894 issue of Beadle and Adams' Dime Novels features "Deadwood Dick, Jr.'s Dead-Sure Game; Pistol Polly of Nuggetville" by Ed.
Read · 16 pages 1894 "Bowery Ben in Chinatown: Sam-Ling, His Bad Side Spork" by Harold Payne is a detective serial appearing in Beadle and Adams' weekly publication (No.
Read · 16 pages 1894 This issue of Beadle and Adams' weekly (Vol.
Read · 16 pages 1894 "Arizona Dick's Wipe-Out" by J.
Read · 16 pages 1894 "Davy Doon's Big Bounce; or, Nickel Nell, The Boy Spotter's Mascot" by T.
Read · 16 pages 1894 Turkey Billy, the Shine-'em-up Detective: The Gamin Guardian by Charles Morris is a serialized adventure tale set in New York City.
Read · 16 pages 1894 This serial novel by Ed. L. Wheeler features the adventures of Deadwood Dick, Junior, a well-armed young gunslinger traveling through Arizona.
Read · 16 pages 1894 This pulp serial, "Farrel Fox and His Girl Ferret: The Bogus Banker's Dive-Sharks," by Dan Dunning of the Secret Service Corps, follows three New York detectives.
Read · 16 pages 1894 This Beadle and Adams weekly (No.
Read · 16 pages 1894 "Rounding in the Western Sharp" by J.
Read · 16 pages 1894 This issue of Beadle and Adams' pulp weekly contains the serial "New York Nat's Deadly Deal" by Colonel Prentiss Ingraham, featuring the title character—a young secret detective wh
Read · 16 pages 1894 This 1894 Beadle and Adams pulp weekly contains "The Trump-Card Detective: Old Nat Hicks in New York," a serial titled "A Story of Messenger 999" by Jo Pierce.
Read · 16 pages 1894 This issue of Beadle and Adams' weekly magazine features "Fifth Avenue Fred, the Valet Detective; or, A Corner in Rogues," by Jo Pierce (author of Messenger 999, Citizen Rube, and others).
Read · 16 pages 1894 This 1894 Beadle and Adams dime novel, "Gold Nugget Camp," presents a mystery-adventure hybrid centered on kidnapping and attempted murder.
Read · 16 pages 1895 This issue of Beadle and Adams' weekly contains "The Irishman's Sweepstakes" by Edward L.
Read · 16 pages 1895 This Beadle and Adams dime novel by Colonel Prentiss Ingraham follows a sixteen-year-old tenderfoot and his dog Chum along an Overland stagecoach trail in the Wild West.
Read · 16 pages 1895 The Sport in Velvet
"The Sport in Velvet," by Wm.
Read · 16 pages 1895 This issue features the opening chapters of "New York Nat's Drop into the Dungeon," by Col.
Read · 16 pages 1895 This issue of Beadle and Adams' weekly contains "The Two Midshipmen: The Young Corsair-Chaser's First Cruise," by T.
Read · 16 pages 1895 Detective Story
This Beadle and Adams weekly features "The Newsboy Detective's Chum," by J.C.
Read · 16 pages 1895 This 1895 Beadle and Adams dime novel, Jack Jarvis' Hold-Up, is written by Colonel Prentiss Ingraham and centers on a stagecoach journey through the Wild West.
Read · 16 pages 1895 This installment opens with prospectors in New Mexico's Trinchera Mountains who discover a dying woman, Carlita Bond, who recounts a tragedy from fifteen years prior.
Read · 16 pages 1895 This Beadle & Adams weekly from August 6, 1895 contains "Brick" Larry's Big Boom" by J.C.
Read · 16 pages 1895 This issue of Beadle and Adams' pulp weekly contains "Buffalo Bill's Tough Tussle; or, The Buckskin Boss Boy" by Col.
Read · 16 pages 1895 This issue of Beadle and Adams' pulp weekly (No.
Read · 16 pages 1895 Rustler Ralph, the Boy Newsboy; or, Nikey's Grand Pig, by J.
Read · 16 pages 1895 This issue of Beadle's Dime Novels (June 18, 1895) features "The Girl Sport Pard" by Edward L.
Read · 16 pages 1895 This issue of Beadle and Adams from July 16, 1895, features the opening serial "Jingo Jim's Jamboree" by Jo Pierce, author of Reddy Rusher and Ace High.
Read · 16 pages 1895 "Tulip Tilly's Trump Hand" by Edward L.
Read · 16 pages 1896 This 1896 pulp serial by T. J. Flanagan, titled "Fighting Jack's Middies," comprises a naval adventure story set during the War of 1812.
Read · 16 pages 1896 An Dungan's Double Drop: A Story of Detective Life in the Bowery
This detective serial by J.
Read · 16 pages 1896 This 1896 pulp serial installment, "Old Sant's Dark Deal" by William Perry Brown, presents a domestic and commercial drama in rural Tennessee.
Read · 16 pages 1896 This issue of Beadle and Adams' dime novel series (No.
Read · 16 pages 1896 "Black Lariat Blot-Out: A Story of the Colorado Desperadoes" by Col.
Read · 16 pages 1896 This 1896 Beadle and Adams weekly serialization, "The Girl Storm-Pilot: The Death-Bell of the Reefs," by G.
Read · 16 pages 1896 This issue of Beadle and Adams' Half-Dime Library (May 26, 1896) features "Banty Billy's Bonanza; or, The Bear-Tamer's Disguise" by W.M.
Read · 16 pages 1896 This issue of Beadle and Adams presents "Gideon's Band; or, Jolly Jack in Mexico" by W.
Read · 16 pages 1896 Shadow Sam: A Romance of the Southwest
"Shadow Sam," the featured serial by Col.
Read · 16 pages 1896 This issue of Beadle and Adams (July 7, 1896) contains "Bicycle Bob, or Shaking Up the Street-Steerers," by J.C.
Read · 16 pages 1896 This issue of Beadle and Adams' dime novel serialization (No.
Read · 16 pages 1896 The Chinaman's Circus by J. C. Cowdrick is a detective serial appearing in this 978th issue of Beadle and Adams' weekly dime novel series.
Read · 16 pages 1896 This issue of Beadle and Adams' weekly (May 5, 1896) features the serial "Big Game" by T.C.
Read · 16 pages 1896 By Harold Payne. Beadle and Adams, Vol.
Read · 16 pages 1896 Deadwood Dick, Jr.'s, Best Card, from Beadle's Weekly (No.
Read · 16 pages 1896 This 1896 pulp serial by Jo Pierce, author of street-tales featuring characters like "Five Points Phil," depicts a mystery-crime narrative in urban New York.
Read · 17 pages 1897 This 1897 pulp serialization of "Barney Blake, the Boy Privateer" by Herrick Johnstone, subtitled "The Cruise of the Queer Fish," depicts early wartime naval adventure.
Read · 16 pages 1897 "Cowboy Rescuers in Cuba; Or, The Patriot Pilot" by Colonel Prentiss Ingraham (serialized in Beadle and Adams dime novel No.
Read · 16 pages 1897 This issue of Beadle and Adams' dime novel features "Cowboy Chris, the Man of Caliber; or, Hot Times in Hot Hole" by Wm.
Read · 16 pages 1897 This issue of Beadle and Adams contains the first installment of "You-Bet Bob's Circus: High Old Times at Hold-Up," by Arizona Cy.
Read · 16 pages 1897 This issue features "Antelope Abe" by Oll Coomes, a frontier adventure serial.
Read · 16 pages 1897 This 1897 Beadle and Adams serialized detective story by Robert Randolph Inman follows outlaw "Devil Duval" and his criminal gang, "Devil's Picked Dozen," terrorizing the mining camp of Paradise Pocket.
Read · 16 pages 1897 This June 1897 Beadle and Adams Half-Dime Library publication presents "Red-Hand, or The Red Right Hand," credited to Buffalo Bill.
Read · 16 pages 1897 Mustang Merle, the Boy Rancher; or, Old Joe Bundy's Wipe-Out, serialized Western fiction by Major Sam S.
Read · 16 pages 1897 This is an issue of Beadle and Adams' dime novel series from July 6, 1897, featuring the serial "Cowboy Chris to the Fore; Scourging the Scourge of the San Juan" by Wm.
Read · 16 pages 1897 This issue of Beadle and Adams' weekly (May 13, 1897) contains two serials.
Read · 16 pages 1898 This 1891 issue of a penny dreadful contains multiple serialized stories by Marcus H.
Read · 16 pages 1899 This installment of "Detective Frank's Full Flush," by Charles Morris, chronicles the early stages of an undercover operation.
Read · 16 pages 1899 This March 1890 issue of Dime Library (published by Beadle & Adams) features "Flip Fred, the Pack-Peddler Prince; or, The Witch of the Black Swamp" by Edward Lytton.
Read · 16 pages 1899 Mustang Merle's Fight for Life
This dime novel installment by Major Sam S.
Read · 16 pages 1899 This issue of Beadle & Adams' pulp weekly, dated June 1892, features a serial detective story titled "Jubilee Joe, the Chain-Lightning Detective; or, The Lamb in the Wolfs Den," credited to multiple authors including E.
Read · 16 pages 1899 "Dandy Dick's Dragnet," by Robert Randolph Inman, depicts a mounted confidence man displaying fraudulent insurance papers to two pedestrians on a city street.
Read · 16 pages 1900 This January 1900 issue of a Beadle & Adams pulp weekly contains "Rustling Rob, the Tramp's Protege; or, The Master of the Cedars" by Edward Lytton, an action serial illustrated with a dramatic engraving.
Read · 16 pages 1900 This March 1900 issue of Lightning Leo's Luck features "The Rats of the River" by Redmond Blake.
Read · 16 pages 1900 This installment, by Robert R. Inman (author of earlier "Dandy Dick" novels), concerns a mining camp mystery.
Read · 16 pages 1900 This issue presents the opening of "Prince Philip, or The Thugs of Triple Butte: A Romance of the Arizona Thunder-bolt Legion," by Albert Cecil Gaines, a Western serial novel.
Read · 16 pages 1900 The King of the Secret Service; or, Sam Sharp's Big Score.
Read · 16 pages 1900 This frontier adventure serial, appearing in Beadle's Half-Dime Library (August 1900), follows Alfred Haverland, an American settler who has carved a homestead from wilderness in western New York approximately seventy-five years prior.
Read · 16 pages 1903 Old Rattlesnake, the Charmer: A Rocky Mountain Romance by Philip S.
Read · 16 pages 1903 This serial installment features "Oregon Sol; Or, Nick Whiffles's Boy Spy," by Captain J.
Read · 16 pages 1903 Beadle's Half-Dime Library epitomized the penny dreadful tradition, offering working-class readers serialized adventure for mere cents.
Read · 16 pages 1904 This issue features "The Dumb Destroyer; or, Dick, the Boy Ranger," a serial romance of the Niobrara by Oll Coomes.
Read · 16 pages 1904 This February 1904 pulp adventure serial, "The Boy Giant of the Yellowstone; or, Old Spokane Joe's Trust" by Oll Coomes, follows four young tourists—Frank Rodman, his sister Wilma,
Read · 16 pages 1904 This serial adventure, authored by Col.
Read · 16 pages 1904 This issue of Beadle's Half-Dime Library (1877) features the opening chapters of "Bill Biddon, Trapper; Life in the North-West" by Edward S.
Read · 16 pages 1904 Ned Hazel, The Boy Trapper; The Phantom Princess by Capt.
Read · 16 pages 1904 "A Greenhorn in the Woods," by Capt.
Read · 16 pages 1904 This issue of Beadle's Half-Dime Library (No.
Read · 16 pages 1904 "The Boy Bear-Slayer of the Sierras," by Oll Coombes, serializes a Western adventure.
Read · 16 pages 1905 By Albert W. Aiken
This frontier adventure serial, appearing in Beadle's Dime Novels (February 1865), opens at Fort Benton on the upper Missouri as the steamboat Mountain Belle arrives from St.
Read · 16 pages 1905 This March 1905 pulp magazine issue features "Midnight Jack, the Road-Agent" and "Gopher Gid, the Boy Trapper of the Cheyenne," both by T.C.
Read · 16 pages 1905 "The Sky Demon: Rainbolt the Ranger," by Oll Coomes, is a frontier adventure serial set in 1869.
Read · 16 pages 1905 The Old Scout of the Woods, serialized fiction by Oll Coomes, opening in this May 1905 pulp issue published by J.
Read · 16 pages 1905 This June 1905 issue features "Laramie Joe's Pores Paros" by Oll Coomes, author of other frontier tales.
Beadle's New York Dime Library Serialized adventures spanning 1877–1905, featuring Westerns set in mining camps and Texas ranches, imperial romances in India and medieval Paris, spy narratives from Revolutionary France, and mysteries involving fortune-tellers and fugitive bankers. Contributors include Captain Frederick Whittaker, Victor Hugo, and house authors writing under pseudonyms like "White Beaver."
Read · 24 pages 1877 The Fire-Fiends; or, Hercules, the Hunchback by A.
Read · 56 pages 1877 This issue contains the complete first-person narrative "The French Police Spy," attributed to an unnamed author writing autobiographically.
Read · 28 pages 1877 This serialized adventure tale, "Nattie of the Lake Shore" by Dr.
Read · 28 pages 1877 This is the opening serial installment by Ned Buntline published in Beadle and Adams's two-weekly periodical (ten cents per issue).
Read · 24 pages 1878 "B'hoys of Yale: The Scrapes of a Hard Set of Collegians" by John D.
Read · 24 pages 1878 This dime novel serial depicts a stagecoach robbery in California's mining country.
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Read · 32 pages 1878 By Jos. E. Badger, Jr., this Beadle and Adams dime novel centers on a frontier festival and sporting competition.
Read · 32 pages 1878 Gold Dan: or, The White Phantom of the Great Salt Lake by Albert W.
Read · 40 pages 1878 This dime novel by Joseph E. Badger, Jr.
Read · 32 pages 1878 This dime novel installment, from Beadle's Library No.
Read · 48 pages 1878 This issue of Beadle's Dime Novels contains "The Scalp-Hunters: A Romance of the Plains" by Captain Mayne Reid.
Read · 48 pages 1879 This 1878 Beadle's Dime Library issue presents "The Outlaws of Arkansas" by Albert W.
Read · 48 pages 1879 The Winged Whale; Red Rupert of the Gulf by Albert W.
Read · 24 pages 1879 This issue of Beadle's Dime Library contains "The Outlaw of the Chaparral," a Texas adventure tale by Jos.
Read · 32 pages 1879 This issue of Beadle & Adams (May 21, 1879) features "The Fighting Trapper: Kit Carson to the Rescue," by Captain J.
Read · 48 pages 1879 The Heiress of Fifth Avenue: A Story of New York Hearths and Homes by Albert W.
Read · 24 pages 1879 This issue of Beadle's Dime Novels (September 24, 1879) contains "The Fresh of Frisco: The Heiress of Buenaventura," a serial by Albert W.
Read · 44 pages 1879 This is the inaugural issue of The Human Tiger, a serialized novel by Albert W.
Read · 24 pages 1879 This serial by Col. Thomas Hoyer Monstery, subtitled "A Tale of Court and Camp," follows a mysterious young blonde adventurer newly arrived in St.
Read · 32 pages 1879 This serialized romance by Dr. J.
Read · 32 pages 1880 This adventure serial by the author of The Silent Hunter features Daniel Boone during the early settlement of Kentucky.
Read · 24 pages 1880 A romance set in sixteenth-century Venice by Anthony P.
Read · 32 pages 1880 This issue contains the opening installments of "Montezuma, the Merciless; or, The Eagle and the Serpent," a romance serial by Colonel Prentiss Ingraham, presented as a sequel to h
Read · 24 pages 1880 "The Duke of Diamonds; or The Flower of Calcutta," by Captain Frederick Whittaker, is a serialized romance spanning 1857 to 1877.
Read · 24 pages 1880 This 1880 Beadle and Adams dime novel, "Wild Will, the Mad Ranchero," serializes a frontier adventure by "Buckskin Sam" (Major Sam S.
Read · 24 pages 1880 This issue of Beadle & Adams publications from April 7, 1880 (No.
Read · 28 pages 1880 This issue of Fireside Companion (Vol.
Read · 48 pages 1881 The Three Spaniards by George Walker begins at a grand ball given by the Duke d'Alcantery in Madrid.
Read · 24 pages 1881 El Rubio Bravo, King of the Swordsmen; or, The Terrible Brothers of Tabasco
By Col.
Read · 24 pages 1881 This installment of a serialized western adventure by Francis Johnson follows a band of horse thieves fleeing through Arkansas.
Read · 32 pages 1881 This pulp Western adventure serial by Joseph E.
Read · 56 pages 1881 This is an excerpt from Victor Hugo's The Hunchback of Notre-Dame, serialized in Beadle & Adams' dime novel periodical (July 27, 1881).
Read · 24 pages 1881 The Giant Hunter of the Great Lakes; or, The Maid of Michigan by Oll Coomes is a historical romance serial set during the War of 1812.
Read · 28 pages 1882 This is "Wild Bill's Gold Trail; or, The Desperado Dozen," a sequel serialized in Beadle & Adams' Dime Library (No.
Read · 24 pages 1882 The Terrible Tonkaway: Old Rocky and His Pards is a frontier adventure by "Buckskin Sam" (Major Sam S.
Read · 32 pages 1882 Vol. XV, No. 183 (April 26, 1882).
Read · 32 pages 1882 A serialized mystery-adventure by A.
Read · 32 pages 1882 This weekly pulp serial by "Buckskin Sam" (Major Sam S.
Read · 24 pages 1882 A serialized romance by Major Dangerfield Burr, published May 31, 1882.
Read · 72 pages 1882 This issue features the opening of "The Three Guardsmen," a serialized adaptation of Dumas's classic novel.
Read · 32 pages 1882 This issue of a pulp weekly from June 28, 1882, features "The Lightning Sport; or, The Bad Men at Slaughter Bar" by William R.
Read · 32 pages 1882 "The Man in Red: The Ghost of the Old Guard" is a serialized historical adventure story by Captain Frederick Whittaker, published in Beadle & Adams's weekly pulp magazine (July 5, 1882).
Read · 32 pages 1882 This pulp serial installment, "Don Sombrero, the California Road Gent; or, The Three Men of Mount Tabor" by Captain Mark Wilton, presents a frontier adventure featuring pursuit and danger.
Read · 28 pages 1882 The Lone Star Gambler; or, The Maid of the Magnolias, by "Buckskin Sam" (Major Sam S.
Read · 28 pages 1882 La Marmoset, The Detective Queen; or, The Lost Heir of Morel is a serialized detective narrative by Albert W.
Read · 32 pages 1882 This issue of the Frank Reade Library from August 2, 1882 features "Revolver Rob, the Red-Handed; or, The Belle of Nugget Camp" by Joseph E.
Read · 32 pages 1883 This issue of Beadle's Dime Novels (Vol.
Read · 24 pages 1883 This Beadle & Adams dime novel, published March 14, 1883, presents a Western adventure by William R.
Read · 24 pages 1883 This issue contains the opening installment of "Red Lightning, the Man of Chance; Or, Flush Times in Golden Gulch," a frontier adventure serial by Colonel Prentiss Ingraham (author of "Merle, the Mutineer" and other Border tales).
Read · 24 pages 1883 This detective serial by Anthony P.
Read · 32 pages 1883 "The Terrible Trio; or, The Angel of the Army" by Buckskin Sam presents a sensational frontier tableau: a bare-breasted female figure bound to a post, surrounded by predatory wildl
Read · 32 pages 1883 This serial by Captain Fred Whittaker depicts life among Gloucester trawlermen in spring 187-.
Read · 32 pages 1883 This serial, "Orson Oxx, the Man of Iron; or, The River Mystery," by Isaac Hawks (ex-detective), concerns a detective of exceptional physical prowess who witnesses a dramatic incident aboard a Jersey ferry.
Read · 32 pages 1884 This issue of Beadle & Adams' pulp magazine features "The Saucy Jane, Privateer: or, The Hunting of Old Ironsides," a serialized story of the War of 1812 by Captain Fred.
Read · 32 pages 1884 This December 1884 dime novel installment, "Wild Bill, the Whirlwind of the West," opens with a survival narrative in the Black Hills winter.
Read · 32 pages 1884 This serialized dime novel, published by Beadle & Adams in December 1884, opens with "Hotspur Hugh." Luke Bloodrod, a mysterious, gun-nerved man of thirty, arrives in early territo
Read · 24 pages 1884 Flush Fred, the Mississippi Sport; Or, Tough Times in Tennessee by Edward Willett.
Read · 32 pages 1884 The Smuggler Cutter is a maritime adventure by J.
Read · 32 pages 1884 This 1884 pulp fiction issue features "Po-8, the Lone Highwayman" by William H.
Read · 32 pages 1884 "Sleek Sam, the Devil of the Mines; or, The Sons of the Fiery Cross" by Joseph E.
Read · 32 pages 1884 The Three Frigates; or, Old Ironsides' Revenge is a naval adventure serial by Captain Frederick Whittaker, presented as a sequel to "The Saucy Jane, Privateer." Set in August 1812
Read · 32 pages 1884 "Dandy Dave and His Horse, White Stocking; or, Ducats or Death," a Western tale by Buckskin Sam (Major Samuel S.
Read · 24 pages 1884 This issue of Beadle's Dime Novels (Vol.
Read · 24 pages 1884 This is the first installment of "The Genteel Spotter; or, The Night Hawks of New York" by Albert W.
Read · 32 pages 1884 This serial by Major Sam S. Hall ("Buckskin Sam"), author of Diamond Dick and other frontier tales, begins in post-Civil War San Antonio.
Read · 32 pages 1885 This serialized adventure story, appearing in Beadle & Adams' pulp weekly (January 14, 1885), follows a mysterious English nobleman sending a secret maritime expedition across the Atlantic.
Read · 32 pages 1885 The Mines Story of the Gold Fever: "The Whitest Man in the Mines"
This serial adventure opens in Dog-Town, a rough mining settlement composed primarily of tents and claim-holders.
Read · 24 pages 1885 This Beadle and Adams dime novel, published February 4, 1885, contains the opening chapters of a frontier tale titled "King Kent" (author unnamed in visible text).
Read · 32 pages 1885 This 1885 Beadle dime novel installment presents "Cop Colt, the Quaker City Detective," featuring the opening of a serialized story by Charles Morris titled "A Hound on the Wolves'
Read · 32 pages 1885 This serialized tale opens with three young Boston friends—Howard Crowningshield (artist), Gordon Endicott (law student), and Washington Winslow (medical student)—celebrating in their shared attic room.
Read · 32 pages 1885 The Branded Face by Capt. Howard Holmes.
Read · 32 pages 1885 This serial by Jos. E. Badger, Jr., inaugurates a Western adventure about Detective Dan Brown of Denver, who has seemingly retired from his profession to operate the "Single Pot" (
Read · 32 pages 1885 The Up-Range Pards by Major Sam S.
Read · 32 pages 1885 The Buccaneers of Barnegat Bay, serialized in this December 1885 Beadle & Adams publication, is a maritime romance by Colonel Prentiss Ingraham set during the early nineteenth century along the New Jersey coast.
Read · 32 pages 1885 This issue features "The Masked Mystery of the Tower," a serial by Col.
Read · 32 pages 1885 The Siren of the Sea, by Col. Prentiss Ingraham, is a maritime adventure serial set on the Maine coast.
Read · 32 pages 1885 The Broadway Spotter in the Black Hills, by Captain Howard Holmes, opens a serialized Western adventure.
Read · 32 pages 1885 This Western serial by William R.
Read · 32 pages 1886 By K. F. Hill, this installment opens with the discovery of Randolf Church's body in an ornate marble bathroom of his family's Fifth Avenue mansion.
Read · 32 pages 1886 This serial by Buffalo Bill (Hon.
Read · 32 pages 1886 "Phenix, King of Detectives" by Albert W.
Read · 32 pages 1886 A Man of Honor by Major Daniel Boone Dumont is a domestic melodrama serialized in this November 1886 issue of the Beadle & Adams weekly dime novel.
Read · 32 pages 1886 This issue of the Frank Reade Library (No.
Read · 32 pages 1886 This 1886 issue of Beadle's dime novel features the beginning of "The Vendetta of Death" by Albert W.
Read · 32 pages 1886 The Dragon League by Captain Howard Holmes continues in this September 1886 issue.
Read · 32 pages 1886 This issue of Beadle's Dime Novels (Vol.
Read · 32 pages 1886 This issue of Beadle & Adams' weekly (October 27, 1886) features the opening chapters of "The Sea Siren; or, The Fugitive Privateer," a nautical romance by Colonel Prentiss Ingraham.
Read · 32 pages 1886 J. C. Cowdrick's serial opens in Kentucky bluegrass country near the town of Braddsbury.
Read · 32 pages 1887 "The Sea Insurgent," a Western Hemisphere adventure serial by Colonel Prentiss Ingraham, begins with a swiftly moving maritime sequence off Cuba.
Read · 32 pages 1887 "The Red Riders of Rayon," a frontier adventure tale by Albert W.
Read · 32 pages 1887 This issue features "Yank Yellowbird's Hot Campaign" by William H.
Read · 32 pages 1887 This issue contains the opening installment of "Sleuth Against Sleuth" by Capt.
Read · 32 pages 1887 This issue of Beadle & Adams's dime novel magazine (Vol.
Read · 32 pages 1887 This Beadle & Adams weekly (No.
Read · 32 pages 1887 The Waiting Wait at Git Thar by W.M.
Read · 32 pages 1887 The Coolest Woman in New York, serialized fiction by Captain Howard Holmes, opens on the Brooklyn Bridge at sunset.
Read · 32 pages 1887 This issue features "Griplock in a New Role," authored by Jackson Knox (pen name of Old Hawke), who writes detective and adventure serials.
Read · 32 pages 1887 This issue of Beadle & Adams' pulp weekly (No.
Read · 32 pages 1887 The Detective's Ordeal by Jackson Knox (Old Hawk) is a mystery serial opening with a poisoning case.
Read · 32 pages 1887 This serialized romantic adventure opens with Lieutenant Merton Granger, a wealthy Maryland naval officer, receiving his dying father's request to resign his commission and return
Read · 32 pages 1888 By Jackson Knox (credited as "Old Hawk"), this detective serial follows retired policeman Stephen Gray and his daughter Edna.
Read · 32 pages 1888 "The Big Shell Out," by Jos. E.
Read · 32 pages 1888 The Private Secretary's Oath by Captain Howard Holmes is a serialized crime story appearing in this June 27, 1888 issue of Beadle & Adams' weekly publication.
Read · 32 pages 1888 This issue features the opening installment of "Grizzly George's Best Yank" by W.H.
Read · 32 pages 1888 This installment opens with a baseball match at the Medical College of Owensburg, New York.
Read · 32 pages 1888 The Gentleman Vagabond by Doctor Noel Dunbar
This adventure serial opens with two horsemen—a refined Castilian gentleman named Don Quevedo and an American named James Endicott—riding through lawless Texas near San Antonio.
Read · 32 pages 1888 "The Game at Ground Hog" by Wm.
Read · 32 pages 1888 "Yank Yellowbird versus The Leather Jackets" by Wm.
Read · 32 pages 1888 This weekly dime novel serializes "The Bad Men of the Basin," credited to Major Daniel Boone Dumont, author of frontier adventure tales.
Read · 32 pages 1888 This is the opening installment of a Western serial romance set in 1850s Texas.
Read · 32 pages 1888 This serialized romance by Captain Howard Holmes opens in Sacramento during a gold rush excitement over a reported discovery in the remote Shasta wilderness region called No Man's Ground.
Read · 32 pages 1888 Solemn Sal' Seraph by Jos. E. Badger, Jr., is a western serial appearing in this August 1888 issue of Beadle & Adams dime novel.
Read · 32 pages 1889 This issue of the Adams weekly publication (May 8, 1889) features the opening chapters of "The Marked Man of Arona," a Western serial by Captain Howard Holmes, author of the "Denver Duke" and "Richard Redfire" novels.
Read · 32 pages 1889 The Gladiators of Jack's Delight is a serialized story by Wm.
Read · 32 pages 1889 This serialized story concerns a mysterious conspiracy centered on the ship City of Moscow, overdue in New York harbor.
Read · 32 pages 1889 This issue of Beadle & Adams (April 17, 1889, No.
Read · 32 pages 1889 This serial installment opens a mystery involving Lola Rutledge, a beautiful young woman imprisoned and condemned to hang for her husband Peter's murder.
Read · 32 pages 1889 This installment opens with Rex Pollard, a rancher with a mutilated left hand, ambushed by three criminals on Rack-about Range.
Read · 32 pages 1889 This mining-camp romance features the scheming of General Washington Clairborne, a Tombstone lawyer, and Estervan Del Santo, a Mexican speculator, who control the Red Dragon Mining Company in Slide-Out, Arizona.
Read · 32 pages 1890 "The Rivals of Sunset: The Romance of the Rattlesnake Mine" by Captain Howard Holmes opens a serialized western adventure.
Read · 32 pages 1890 This serialized melodrama by Albert W.
Read · 32 pages 1890 This issue of Beadle & Adams' publication (No.
Read · 32 pages 1890 This serialized Western story by W.H.
Read · 32 pages 1890 This serial mystery by J. C. Cowdrick opens with Reverend Ruy Rodman, a thirty-year-old bachelor clergyman in the small city of Deedham, interrupted during sermon preparation by an urgent nighttime visitor.
Read · 32 pages 1890 This issue features "The Dead Shot Nine: My Pards of the Plains," a serial by William F.
Read · 32 pages 1890 The Sea Scouts of Seventy-Six, a romance by Col.
Read · 32 pages 1890 Joe Phenix's Shadow: A Romance of the Seen and Unseen
Albert W.
Read · 32 pages 1890 This issue of Beadle's Dime Novels (May 28, 1890) presents "The Shadow Silver Ship; Or, The Red Rebel of the Revolution," a sea romance by Col.
Read · 32 pages 1891 This Western serial by prolific pulp author Badger concerns Gregory Baird's inspection tour of the "Square Ring Ranch," which he considers purchasing from the reluctant Jordan Harpe.
Read · 32 pages 1891 This serialized adventure romance by Major Dangerfield Burr follows Buffalo Bill (William Cody) on a desperate 150-mile courier mission to deliver a pardon to Sergeant Dudley Drew,
Read · 32 pages 1891 "The Red-skin Sea Rover: A Romance of the Gulf," by Col.
Read · 32 pages 1891 This issue of Beadle and Adams' dime novel series (No.
Read · 32 pages 1891 This issue of Beadle & Adams dime novel (No.
Read · 32 pages 1891 Beadle's Dime Library, No. 681 (November 1891): "The Actress Detective's Double Victory: The Romance of the Unknown Dead"
This serial by Albert W.
Read · 32 pages 1891 "The Saints of Sunrise" by William R.
Read · 32 pages 1892 Beadle's Half-Dime Library No. 692 (1892) features "The Mountain Spy's Vendetta" by Wm.
Read · 32 pages 1892 "The Man with the Evil Eye: The Romance of a Romp with a Royal Rogue," by George C.
Read · 32 pages 1892 This issue of Beadle & Adams (November 2, 1892) features "Through Thick and Thin: A Romance of the Toils and Meshes of the Great City," serialized fiction depicting melodramatic urban intrigue in New York.
Read · 32 pages 1892 This serial by Albert W. Aiken, from the November 9, 1892 issue, is a frontier adventure centered on a Mexican outlaw band called the Hawks of Cababi.
Read · 32 pages 1892 This December 1892 issue of Beadle's Weekly features the opening installments of a serialized detective story and a murder trial narrative.
Read · 32 pages 1892 This 1892 Beadle and Adams dime novel features "Thad Burr's Marvelous Case: A Romance of the Newburg Mystery" by Harold Payne, a detective story serialized across multiple chapters.
Read · 32 pages 1893 This issue features "The Masked Men of Grand Canyon: A Romance of the Dread Driver of the Colorado" by Colonel Prentiss Ingraham, known for his Buffalo Bill novels.
Read · 32 pages 1893 The Sons of Thunder by Leon Lewis
A serial adventure set in Nevada's Ruby Valley during summer 1886, centered on rivalry between Mormon and Gentile mining camps near Franklin and Ruby Lakes.
Read · 32 pages 1893 The Dragoon Detective: A Man of Destiny is a serialized Western adventure tale by Dr.
Read · 32 pages 1893 This 1898 Beadle and Adams ten-cent weekly features "Prince John, Detective Special: Unmasking the Frisco Fire-Fiends" by Joseph E.
Read · 32 pages 1893 This installment of William R. Eyster's serial follows Horace DeLangdon, a prosperous railroad magnate who has recently accumulated a quarter-million dollars through mining speculation in San Francisco.
Read · 32 pages 1893 This 1898 dime novel by Lieutenant A.
Read · 32 pages 1893 This November 1893 Beadle and Adams dime novel by Colonel Prentiss Ingraham opens with Buffalo Bill, "the Buckskin King," meeting Lord St.
Read · 32 pages 1894 This 1894 Beadle & Adams dime novel, serialized by Capt.
Read · 32 pages 1894 The Race-Track Sport: Kentucky Sharpers Brought to Bay by Albert W.
Read · 32 pages 1895 This issue of a dime novel or pulp magazine features "Riata Rob, the Range Champion," by Jos.
Read · 32 pages 1895 Buffalo Bill's Death Charm (serialized story, author unnamed)
This dime novel installment, copyright 1895 by Beadle and Adams, follows Buffalo Bill as he rescues a mysterious Mexican woman from a stampeding cattle herd.
Read · 32 pages 1895 The Enter Shot, by Joseph E. Badger, Jr., opens this 1895 Beadle and Adams dime novel with an adventure-laden mountaineering narrative.
Read · 32 pages 1895 This pulp serial, "The Crook-Cashier" by Capt.
Read · 32 pages 1895 This 1895 Beadle & Adams dime novel, "Trapping the Race Track Judge" by Wm.
Read · 32 pages 1895 "The Man from Boston at Paradise Park" by Wm.
Read · 32 pages 1895 This issue of Buffalo Bill Stories (No.
Read · 32 pages 1896 The Doomsday-Den Detective
In this detective serial by William H.
Read · 32 pages 1896 This 1896 Beadle and Adams dime novel by George C.
Read · 32 pages 1896 This Arizona romance serial by Lieutenant A.
Read · 32 pages 1896 "The Fairy Belle Bonanza: A Story of the Eruption at Yellow Dog" by Wm.
Read · 32 pages 1896 This issue (No. 92, June 17, 1896) contains "Velvet Bill's Vow," a frontier romance by Colonel Prentiss Ingraham, subtitled as companion to "Go-Won-Go the Red-skin Rider." The narr
Read · 32 pages 1897 Beadle and Adams, Vol. LIV, January 20, 1897.
Read · 32 pages 1897 This serialized story by Joseph E.
Read · 32 pages 1897 This serial by Joseph E. Badger Jr.
Read · 32 pages 1897 ## A Buffalo Bill Story by Col.
Read · 32 pages 1904 This 1884 pulp magazine contains "Black-Hoss Ben; or, Tiger Dick's Lone Hand," a Western romance serial by Phillip S.
Read · 32 pages 1905 This January 1905 issue of this pulp magazine features "Old Cross-Eye, the Maverick-Hunter; or, The Night-Riders of Satanta County," a Western story by Captain Frederick Whittaker.
Beadle's Dime Library Beadle's Dime Library presents serialized adventures from 1877–1881: maritime combat and piracy tales by Colonel Prentiss Ingraham, frontier trappers and Texan border conflicts, detective mysteries in New York tenements, and Western prospectors. These weekly serials feature working-class heroes, spectacular violence, and plots spanning seas, plains, and cities.
Read · 28 pages 1877 "The Queen of the Isle," serialized adventure by Ned Buntline
This opening chapter of Buntline's serial romance centers on a birthday festival in Cuba.
Read · 56 pages 1877 Handy Andy by Samuel Lover
This serialized Irish comedy novel follows Andy Rooney, a well-meaning but catastrophically inept young man whose clumsy meddling brings disaster wherever he goes.
Read · 48 pages 1877 This issue of the Beadle & Adams dime novel series features "Nick Whiffles, the Old Trapper of the Nor'west" by Dr.
Read · 28 pages 1877 By Ned Buntline (serialized, Chapter II)
This romance concerns Thayendanegea, an Indian youth of fifteen or sixteen, who demands his mother reveal his birth name and his father's identity.
Read · 28 pages 1878 The Spotter-Detective: The Girls of New York, a serialized story by Albert W.
Read · 32 pages 1878 "The Flash of Lightning" by Albert W.
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Read · 32 pages 1878 This complete story by Joseph E.
Read · 32 pages 1880 This 1890 serial, Merle, the Mutineer: or, The Brand of the Red Anchor, by Colonel Prentiss Ingraham, is a maritime adventure romance set on the high seas.
Read · 24 pages 1880 This issue of the pulp weekly contains the opening installments of "Captain Kyd, the King of the Black Flag; or, The Witch of Death Castle" by Colonel Prentiss Ingraham.
Read · 28 pages 1881 Beadle and Adams Weekly, Vol. XI, No.
Read · 24 pages 1881 This 1881 New York Weekly serialized adventure novel by Colonel Prentiss Ingraham, "Gold Spur, the Gentleman from Texas; or, The Child of the Regiment," chronicles the exploits of
Read · 32 pages 1881 This serialized adventure novel by Gustave Aimard, published in Beadle's Dime Library (September 14, 1881), chronicles events during the Texan War.
Read · 32 pages 1881 This serial installment, "Captain Ironnerve, the Counterfeiter Chief; or, The Gipsy Queen's Legacy," by Marmaduke Dey, concerns Lorna, a gipsy girl of sixteen, and her dying grandmother Vega.
Read · 24 pages 1881 This issue of Beadle's Half-Dime Library (Vol.
Read · 24 pages 1881 This 1881 issue of Beadle's Weekly features the serial "Captain Crimson, the Man of the Iron Face; or, The Nemesis of the Plains" by Major Dangerfield Burr.
Read · 32 pages 1881 The Border Rifles: A Tale of the Texan War
This serialized adventure by Gustave Aimard begins in October 1812 in the forests straddling the Texas-Mexico border.
Read · 32 pages 1881 This dime novel installment, authored by William R.
Read · 32 pages 1882 This Beadle & Adams weekly dime novel (May 29, 1882) presents "The Death's Head Cuirassiers: A Legend of the Old Guard" by Captain Frederick Whittaker, author of multiple serials including Nemo, King of the Tramps and Red Rudiger.
Read · 32 pages 1882 The Skeleton Schooner; or, The Skimmer of the Sea
By Col.
Read · 32 pages 1883 The Maroon: A Tale of Voodoo and Obeah by Captain Mayne Reid, author of The Headless Horseman and The Scalp Hunters, appears in this 1795 installment.
Read · 32 pages 1883 This serialized adventure narrative by Captain Fred Whittaker appeared in Beadle & Adams' publication, Vol.
Read · 32 pages 1883 This May 2, 1883 issue of Champion Sam presents a serialized romance by Col.
Read · 32 pages 1883 Long-Haired Max; or, The Black League of the Coast by Captain Mark Wilton continues a California adventure series set in 1855.
Read · 32 pages 1883 This Beadle & Adams dime novel serial installment (May 30, 1888) features "A Cool Head; or, Orson Oxx in Peril," by Isaac Hawks, Ex-Detective.
Read · 32 pages 1884 This serialized Western romance, "Hercules Goldspur, the Man of the Velvet Hand; or, The Poker Queen's Deep Game" by Captain Howard Holmes, is set in the mining town of You-Bet, Idaho.
Read · 32 pages 1884 Black-Hoss Ben; or, Tiger Dick's Lone Hand by Phillip S.
Read · 24 pages 1884 This installment of The Sea Owl; or, The Lady Captain of the Gulf by Colonel Prentiss Ingraham is a piracy romance serialized in Beadle & Adams' weekly publication (March 12, 1884).
Read · 32 pages 1884 This issue features "Lightning Bolt, the Canyon Terror; or, The Mountain Cat's Grudge" by Captain Mark Wilton, a Western adventure serial.
Read · 32 pages 1884 This issue features the serialized Western story "Pistol Johnny; or, One Man in a Thousand," by Joseph E.
Read · 32 pages 1884 This serial installment introduces Eldorado Eph, a gold-hating mountain tramp, and his companion Crooked Tom, a deformed dwarf, traversing California's gold country.
Read · 24 pages 1884 This pulp serial by Major Sam S.
Read · 32 pages 1884 This issue of Beadle's Dime Novels (No.
Read · 32 pages 1885 A wizened prospector with lightning rod raises his rifle beside a grave in this wood-engraved cover for "Old Forked-Lightning the Solitary; or Every Inch a Man" by Jos.
Read · 32 pages 1885 This issue of the New York Detective Library contains the opening chapters of a detective serial titled "The Cranston Murder." Detective Dick "Terrapin" Risden, a renowned investigator from Boston, is hired by Mr.
Read · 32 pages 1885 This serial by Colonel Prentiss Ingraham follows Mabrey Markham, a former English sailor turned American settler, traveling westward with his daughter Madge and household staff to establish a cattle ranch in Nebraska.
Read · 32 pages 1885 "The Rocky Mountain Masks: A Companion Story to 'Old Forked-Lightning'" by Jos.
Read · 32 pages 1885 This October 1885 issue of a Beadle & Adams dime novel contains the opening chapters of two serialized stories.
Read · 32 pages 1885 This issue features "The Dynamite League" by George Henry Morse, a thriller serialized across two chapters.
Read · 32 pages 1885 This serialized Western romance opens at Good Enough Ranch in Texas, where Orabel Hilliard—a tall, dark-eyed beauty dressed in riding habit with revolvers at her waist—converses wi
Read · 34 pages 1886 This serialized adventure story by Colonel Prentiss Ingraham, titled "Afloat and Ashore," opens with a prologue featuring a skilled young huntress living on a rocky Atlantic coast.
Read · 32 pages 1886 This issue of Beadle's Weekly (August 25, 1886) features "The Imps of the Pan Handle" by Jos.
Read · 32 pages 1886 This is the first installment of "Old Hark's Fortress: A Tale of the Arizona Raid" by Maj.
Read · 32 pages 1886 A Fight for Fortune: A Story of Labor and Capital
Captain Fred Whittaker's serialized story introduces Larry Locke, a twelve-year-old vagrant traveling to Holesburg seeking mill work.
Read · 32 pages 1886 "The Red Jaguar's Mission," attributed to W.
Read · 32 pages 1886 The Fire Trailers, by George St.
Read · 32 pages 1886 This installment of "The Queen of Bowie Notch," by Captain Howard Holmes, features a mystery-adventure serial set in San Francisco and California gold camps.
Read · 32 pages 1887 This issue of the pulp weekly contains "The Rocky Racket at Rough Robin," serialized by Joseph E.
Read · 32 pages 1887 "The Actor Detective" by Albert W.
Read · 32 pages 1887 This serial by Captain Howard Holmes, subtitled "The Lost Angel Mine," opens in a well-furnished room in Deadwood, Dakota Territory.
Read · 32 pages 1888 The Dead Straight Trail: The Romance of a Colorado Camp by George C.
Read · 32 pages 1888 A detective grapples with intruders in this wood-engraved cover illustration for "The Thunderbolt Detective," a serialized mystery by Jackson Knox.
Read · 32 pages 1888 This issue of Beadle's (August 1, 1888) features "El Moro, the Corsair Commodore; or, The Lion of the Lagoon" by Col.
Read · 32 pages 1888 This issue of the Beadle & Adams weekly contains the opening installment of "The Train of Six," a romance serial by Philip S.
Read · 32 pages 1889 This issue presents "The Life Wreck: A Romance of Sea-Birds of Prey," a serialized adventure narrative by Colonel Prentiss Ingraham.
Read · 32 pages 1889 The Siren of the Baleful Eye: The Romance of a Strange Case by Jackson Knox (Old Hawk) appears in this April 24, 1889 Beadle & Adams dime novel.
Read · 32 pages 1889 "Four Horse Frank's Frolic at Bad Luck Bar" by William R.
Read · 32 pages 1889 "The Grand Coup at Paradise Gulch: A Romance of Silverland" by Lieutenant A.
Read · 32 pages 1889 This 1889 dime novel by George C.
Read · 32 pages 1889 This Beadle dime novel from June 26, 1889, features "Old Riddle's Greatest Riddle" by J.
Read · 32 pages 1889 High Old Times at Hard Pan by Wm.
Read · 32 pages 1890 This issue of the pulp serial magazine features "The Red Rovers of the Revolution: A Tale of Romance and Adventure on Land and Sea" by Col.
Read · 32 pages 1890 This Beadle & Adams periodical (No.
Read · 32 pages 1890 This installment features the opening chapters of a Western serial set during the Reconstruction era.
Read · 32 pages 1890 By William G. Patten
This western adventure serial follows three fortune-hunters searching for the legendary Lost Gold Placer in Wyoming's Big Horn Mountains.
Read · 32 pages 1890 This Beadle & Adams dime novel (dated May 14, 1890) features the serialized Western story "The Strange Pilgrimage of Gentle Jack," by Wm.
Read · 32 pages 1890 This serialized novel by Jos. E.
Read · 32 pages 1891 This issue presents "North-land Nick's Guardianship: A Story of the Jacob's Ladder," by W.
Read · 32 pages 1891 This issue features "The Vultures' Swoop: A Story of Astonishing Adventures in the Buried City of Northern Arizona," by William G.
Read · 32 pages 1891 This 1901 pulp weekly from New York Detective Library presents "The Nabobs of Centipede," a western serial by Captain Howard Holmes.
Read · 32 pages 1891 Wonderful Revelation: A Romance of Splendid Shadow Work in New York High Life
This mystery novel by Jackson Knox (Old Hawk) opens with the discovery of a murder on Fifth Avenue.
Read · 32 pages 1891 This Beadle and Adams dime novel by Colonel Prentiss Ingraham presents a frontier adventure centered on Buffalo Bill.
Read · 32 pages 1891 Hailstorm's North Plains Braves: A Romance of Montana by William H.
Read · 32 pages 1891 This Western pulp serial opens with Barbara Howland, a desperate young woman on horseback, confronting three armed men led by the smooth-talking Samuel Slick, who claims to be a la
Read · 32 pages 1891 This issue features "The Lasso Rangers' League," a border romance by Colonel Prentiss Ingraham, author of Buffalo Bill adventure tales.
Read · 32 pages 1891 This issue of Beadle and Adams weekly (April 8, 1891) features "Uncle Bedrock's Queer Game at Ginger Flat" by William R.
Read · 32 pages 1891 The Eruption at Eureka by Joseph E.
Read · 32 pages 1891 This 1891 Beadle and Adams dime novel, issue No.
Read · 32 pages 1891 Billy Blair's Grand Exposition: A Romance of Chicago and the Depworth Millions by Leon Lewis appears in this December 1891 issue of Beadle and Adams's dime novel series.
Read · 32 pages 1891 This Western adventure serial by Lieutenant A.
Read · 32 pages 1891 The Evil Spirit of the Deep, by Colonel Prentiss Ingraham, is a serial adventure story set in early American naval history.
Read · 32 pages 1891 By Albert W. Aiken
This Beadle and Adams dime novel centers on Jackson Blake, a gambling sharper from California who calls himself "the Fresh of Frisco." The story opens in Santa
Read · 32 pages 1892 The Sparkler Sharp, or The Spotter Sport's Unknown Foe by William G.
Read · 32 pages 1892 Mustang Madge: The Daughter of the Regiment
Beadle and Adams, No.
Read · 32 pages 1892 This Western sporting tale concerns a horse-racing fraud in Denver.
Read · 32 pages 1892 This issue (No. 694, Vol. LIV) of a Beadle & Adams weekly contains the opening chapters of "The Clew of the Invisible Hand" by Captain Howard Holmes, a detective serial featuring Gideon Grip, the Secret Shadower.
Read · 32 pages 1892 This 1892 Beadle and Adams dime novel issue presents "Behind Masked Batteries" by Lieutenant A.
Read · 32 pages 1892 The Mystery of the Missing Herr, by William G.
Read · 32 pages 1892 This issue contains the opening chapters of "The Still Hunt of the Hills: The Story of the Robber of the Rio Grande," serialized by Col.
Read · 32 pages 1892 The Great Shadower's Baffling Case: A Story of False Clues and a Woman's Art by Harold Payne is a detective mystery serialized in this October 1892 issue of Beadle and Adams's weekly publication.
Read · 32 pages 1892 The Cohort of Five: The Romance of a Just Vengeance
By Albert W.
Read · 32 pages 1892 This serial by Colonel Prentiss Ingraham opens with a cavalry captain using a lariat to ambush and capture a disguised man—the outlaw Silk Lasso Sam, revealed beneath a false hump and white wig.
Read · 32 pages 1892 "Theron, of the Thumbless Ones" by Captain Howard Holmes is the featured serial in this November 30, 1892 issue.
Read · 32 pages 1892 This issue of Beadle and Adams' dime novel series presents "Dick Buckskin," a Western adventure story centered on the mining camp of Silveropolis.
Read · 32 pages 1892 This December 1892 Beadle and Adams dime novel installment features "The Masked Driver of Death's Canyon: The Romance of the Fatal Run on the Overland Trail" by Colonel Prentiss Ingraham.
Read · 32 pages 1892 This 1892 dime novel serial, "Against Terrible Odds: A Romance of the Wolves of New York," depicts a detective crime story set in New York's Bowery.
Read · 32 pages 1892 This serial adventure by Dr. Noel Dunbar concerns Duke Despard, called the Ruby King, a sophisticated professional gambler known for his jeweled appearance and mysterious reputation.
Read · 32 pages 1892 This October 1892 Beadle and Adams dime novel contains "Silk Lasso Sam, The Outlaw of the Overland" by Col.
Read · 32 pages 1892 This Detective Burr story, serialized in Adle and Adams (November 16, 1892), concerns detective Thad Burr's assignment to locate Harvey C.
Read · 32 pages 1893 This August 1893 issue features "Captain Corden, the Twister Detective" by George C.
Read · 32 pages 1893 "Buffalo Bill's Band: Cody to the Rescue," authored by Leon Lewis, is a Western romance set in southwestern Colorado.
Read · 32 pages 1893 This Beadle and Adams dime novel (No.
Read · 32 pages 1893 This 1875 Beadle and Adams dime novel contains "The Silver Sport; or, The High Kicker of Salt River," a Western romance by Albert W.
Read · 32 pages 1893 This issue of Beadle and Adams' story weekly (No.
Read · 32 pages 1893 This 1893 dime novel by Captain Howard Holmes presents a Western mining-camp narrative titled "The Three King-pins of Crossbar." The plot centers on Mountain Morg, called "the Piut
Read · 32 pages 1893 Buffalo Bill's Brand: The Brimstone Brotherhood by Col.
Read · 32 pages 1893 This issue of Leather-Stocking Magazine (Vol.
Read · 32 pages 1893 This issue, No. 784 from November 11, 1893, contains "Thad Burr's Death Drop; or, The Clue of the S.S.S." by Harold Payne, a detective serial story.
Read · 32 pages 1894 This issue features the first installment of "Gentleman Dave, the Dead Game Sport; or, The Card Queen of Silver Seam" by William R.
Read · 32 pages 1894 This issue of Beadle & Adams's publication (1894) contains The Rival Monte Cristos, a serial by Col.
Read · 32 pages 1894 White Beaver's Still Hunt; or, The Miner Marauder's Death-Track
By Buffalo Bill (Col.
Read · 32 pages 1894 This issue contains "Buffalo Bill's Best Bower," a frontier adventure serial by Colonel Prentiss Ingraham, appearing in chapters.
Read · 32 pages 1894 This issue of a New York pulp weekly (No.
Read · 32 pages 1894 This issue of Buffalo Bill's Sharp-Shooters contains "The Surgeon Scout to the Rescue: A Romance of the Fighting Braves and Buckskins" by Colonel Prentiss Ingraham, illustrated with Buffalo Bill observing through a field-glass from a tree.
Read · 32 pages 1894 By Jackson Knox. This serial detective mystery follows the household and business of Jonas Hardman, a South Street ship chandler in New York.
Read · 32 pages 1894 This dime novel, published in September 1894, features "Short-Card Charlie" (Charles Turner), a professional gambler also known as "the Sport from Denver." The serial, written by W.M.
Read · 32 pages 1894 This issue features "The Mystery of the Crewless Craft of Burling Slip," by Harold Payne, a detective serial.
Read · 32 pages 1894 This issue contains "The Brimstone Band's Plot-Dat" by Colonel Prentiss Ingraham, a serialized romantic melodrama of mystery and murder.
Read · 32 pages 1894 "Shadowing the London Detective: Harvey Hawk's Short-Stop" by Capt.
Read · 32 pages 1894 By William H. Manning. This serial opens in New York where Cassius Rand, a sick, hungry wanderer, breaks into a back parlor to rest.
Read · 32 pages 1895 This July 1895 issue features "High Rollers of Silverton" by Lieutenant A.
Read · 32 pages 1895 This installment of the Beadle and Adams dime novel series, issue 166, presents "Spray Sprite, the Sea Witch," featuring the serialized story "Blackbeard's Buried Treasure" by Burke Brentford.
Read · 32 pages 1895 The Race-Course Detective by George C.
Read · 32 pages 1895 This installment of Beadle and Adams' dime novel features "The Masked Man in Black," by Col.
Read · 31 pages 1895 This serial by Harold Payne features detective Thaddeus Burr and his friend, retired physician Doctor Matthew Watson, investigating a suspicious death on Long Island near Flushing.
Read · 32 pages 1895 The Gold-Button Sport of Sulphur Bar by Albert W.
Read · 32 pages 1895 Beadle and Adams, No. 88, 1895.
Read · 32 pages 1895 This serial tale opens on New York's Black Block, where the protagonist Rockingham Dix, a tall, slender missionary in black clothes, rescues a well-dressed young woman, Norma Rayne, from two drunken ruffians accosting her on the street.
Read · 32 pages 1896 This issue features the opening of a serialized Western adventure by Jos.
Read · 32 pages 1896 Red Butterfly, or Buffalo Bill's League (1896), serialized by Colonel Prentiss Ingraham, follows a fugitive miner pursued across the Western plains by the outlaw gang the Red Buzzards, led by Kit Quantrel.
Read · 32 pages 1896 This Civil War adventure serial follows Captain Victor Fairfax commanding the Blue Blockader, a fast blockade-runner attempting to penetrate a Federal naval blockade guarding a Southern port.
Read · 32 pages 1896 This 1896 Beadle and Adams pulp magazine (No.
Read · 32 pages 1896 This 1896 Beadle & Adams weekly presents "Go-Won-Go, the Red-Skin Rider; Buffalo Bill and the Surgeon-Scout," serialized by Colonel Prentiss Ingraham.
Read · 64 pages 1896 "Doubly Disguised" by Dr. Wm. Mason Turner, serialized in Beadle and Adams' Dime Library (No.
Read · 32 pages 1896 Beadle and Adams Weekly, No. 118 (May 27, 1896) features the opening installment of "The Double-Edged Detective: A Story of the Claim-Jumpers at Paradise Park" by Jos.
Read · 32 pages 1896 This June 1896 issue features "The Montana Miner in New York; or, The Detective Tangle" by W.
Read · 32 pages 1896 This 1896 Beadle & Adams dime novel, "Genteel Joe: Three" by Capt.
Read · 32 pages 1897 This issue of Beadle & Adams Weekly (January 27, 1897) features "Dashing Charlie's Minute Men: Black Horse Bill's Iniquitous Plot," a frontier serial by Col.
Read · 32 pages 1897 This issue contains the opening installment of "Joe Phenix in Chicago, or The Serio-Comic Detective" by Albert W.
Read · 32 pages 1897 This issue of Goodness (Vol. LXXIV, February 10, 1897) features the serial "Secret Service Special from New York; or, Lightning Lew's Blind," by Ed.
Read · 32 pages 1897 This issue of Beadle and Adams' dime novel (No.
Read · 32 pages 1897 Round-About-Town Sport; or, The Lawyer Detective's Tangle
This serial detective story by J.
Read · 32 pages 1897 The Diamond Dagger: A Story of the Queen City of the Ohio is a crime narrative by the author of the "Joe Phenix Novels" and other dime-novel serials.
Read · 32 pages 1897 This issue of Beadle and Adams from March 17, 1897 (No.
Read · 32 pages 1897 A mounted figure in Western garb confronts two men on foot in this wood-engraved cover for Joseph E.
Read · 32 pages 1897 This 1897 dime novel issue from Beadle and Adams contains at least two serials by Col.
Read · 32 pages 1897 By Albert W. Aiken, this detective story centers on events at Peter Weekly's gambling club in Long Branch.
Read · 32 pages 1897 "Wind River Clark: The Gold Hermit" by Leon Lewis depicts a frontier scene where a weathered man gestures urgently toward a woman beside a saddled horse, with mountains and a cabin in the background.
Beadle's Pocket Library Beadle's Pocket Library serialized frontier adventures, financial ruin narratives, and maritime mysteries from 1884 onward, featuring authors like Edward L. Wheeler (Deadwood Dick) and Captain Mayne Reid. Readers encounter Kit Carson scouting mustangs, street bootblacks navigating Philadelphia, lost emigrant trains on Dakota prairies, and elaborate schemes aboard storm-tossed ships.
Read · 128 pages 1884 This January 1884 Beadle and Adams weekly dime novel features "Deadwood Dick, the Prince of the Road; or, The Black Rider of the Black Hills" by Edward L.
Read · 32 pages 1884 Diamond Dirk; or, The Mystery of the Yellowstone by Colonel Prentiss Ingraham
This western adventure serial opens with a hunting expedition near Yellowstone composed of Lord Gilbe
Read · 32 pages 1884 This Beadle and Adams dime novel by Oll Coomes (also author of "Antelope Abe" and "Keen-Knife") follows two young mustangers pursued across the Texas prairie by Comanche warriors.
Read · 32 pages 1884 This issue features the opening installment of Harry St.
Read · 32 pages 1884 This issue of Beadle and Adams' dime novel features "The Double Daggers: Deadwood Dick's Defiance" by Edward L.
Read · 32 pages 1884 This 1884 Beadle and Adams dime novel serializes "Dandy Jack: The Outlaw of the Oregon Trail" by T.C.
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Read · 32 pages 1884 Single Hand; or, A Life for a Life by W.
Read · 32 pages 1884 This Rocky Mountain romance by Philip S.
Read · 32 pages 1884 Antelope Abe, the Boy Guide by Noll Coomes
This dime novel serial follows Antelope Abe, an eighteen-year-old skilled marksman, horseman, and scout, pursued across the Des Moines prairie by hostile Indians.
Read · 32 pages 1884 This dime novel installment, credited to "Texas Jack" (J.
Read · 32 pages 1884 This serialized adventure by Edward L.
Read · 32 pages 1884 This issue of Beadle's Dime Novels (Vol.
Read · 32 pages 1884 This 1884 Beadle and Adams dime novel presents "Nightingale Nat: The Forest Captains" by T.
Read · 32 pages 1884 This installment of the weekly serial by Edward L.
Read · 32 pages 1884 This issue of Beadle and Adams Weekly (Vol.
Read · 32 pages 1884 This 1884 dime novel by Edward L.
Read · 32 pages 1884 This frontier adventure serial by Harry St.
Read · 32 pages 1884 Hurricane Bill; or, Mustang Sam and his "Pard," A Romance of the "Evil Land" by Jos.
Read · 32 pages 1885 This serialized novella by Edward L.
Read · 32 pages 1885 Old Zip's Cabin: A Greenhorn in the Woods by Captain J.
Read · 32 pages 1885 This installment of Bracebridge Hemyng's serialized adventure novel follows Jack Harkaway, an eighteen-year-old gentleman in London, and his servant Monday.
Read · 32 pages 1885 This weekly serial by Edward L.
Read · 32 pages 1885 This 1885 Beadle and Adams weekly features "Bill Biddon, Trapper; Life in the Northwest" by Edward S.
Read · 32 pages 1885 "Tippy, the Texan; or, The Young Champion" by George Gleason is a serial fiction installment set during the Mexican-American War's Siege of Monterey (September 1846).
Read · 32 pages 1885 This 1885 Beadle and Adams dime novel features "Mustang Sam, the King of the Plains," a western frontier story by Joseph E.
Read · 32 pages 1885 By Edward L. Wheeler, appearing as Half-Dime Library No.
Read · 32 pages 1885 This serial installment, "Delaware Dick: The Young Ranger Spy; or, Brother Against Brother" by Oll Coomes, depicts Revolutionary War espionage and guerrilla action.
Read · 32 pages 1885 "The Black Steed of the Prairies," by James L.
Read · 32 pages 1886 This 1886 dime novel by Jos. E.
Read · 32 pages 1886 This installment of "Jack Hoyle's Lead: The Road to Fortune" by Edward L.
Read · 32 pages 1886 This issue features the opening installment of T.
Read · 32 pages 1886 The Branded Hand; The Man of Mystery
Serial adventure by Frank Dumont, author of "Wide-Awake" and other works.
Read · 32 pages 1886 This Philadelphia-set adventure serial by Edward L.
Read · 32 pages 1886 This serialized Western story, "Scar-Face Saul, the Silent Hunter; or, The Mystery of Fort Rane" by Oll Coomes, opens on the Dakota prairie.
Read · 32 pages 1886 This serial adventure by T. C. Harbaugh follows the exploits of Piney Paul, a sixteen-year-old wilderness expert in the Adirondacks.
Read · 32 pages 1886 This issue features the opening of "Deadwood Dick's Double: The Ghost of Gorgon's Gulch," a Western serial by Edward L.
Read · 32 pages 1886 "Lost in the Polar Regions" by Captain Fred Whittaker is a serialized adventure narrative.
Read · 32 pages 1886 This issue contains "Fancy Frank, of Colorado: The Trapper's Trust," a frontier serial by Buffalo Bill (Hon.
Read · 32 pages 1886 This 1886 Beadle and Adams weekly serializes "Thunderbolt Tom, the Wolf-Herder of the Rockies" by Harry St.
Read · 32 pages 1886 This 1886 Beadle and Adams story by Charles Morris follows the titular protagonist through criminal intrigue in New York.
Read · 32 pages 1886 This serialized frontier adventure follows Mark Dorland and his small family—wife Miriam and son Dane, aged ten—who flee eastward in two ox-wagons toward distant mines, seeking refuge from Malcolm Dane's vendetta over a past killing.
Read · 32 pages 1886 This issue of the Beadle and Adams weekly (December 15, 1886) presents "Wild Frank, the Buckskin Bravo; or, Lady Lily's Love" by Edward L.
Read · 32 pages 1886 This issue of Beadle and Adams's weekly dime novel (Vol.
Read · 32 pages 1886 By Captain Mayne Reid, this serialized narrative is set in 1860s Arkansas backwoods near Helena.
Read · 32 pages 1886 The Mad Miner; or, Dandy Rock's Doom: A Thrilling Story of the War for the Valley of Gold by G.
Read · 32 pages 1886 The Sea Trailer; or, A Vow Well Kept by Col.
Read · 32 pages 1886 "Handsome Harry, the Bootblack Detective" by Charles Morris opens in City Hall Park, New York, where the protagonist—an intelligent, well-dressed bootblack of about twelve—maintain
Read · 32 pages 1887 This issue of Beadle's Dime Novels contains "Will Wildfire in the Woods: Camp Life in the Alleghanies" by Charles Morris, author of numerous dime-novel serials.
Read · 32 pages 1887 This issue features "Ned Temple, the Border Boy: The Mad Hunter of Powder River," a Montana romance by T.
Read · 32 pages 1887 This 1887 Beadle and Adams weekly (Vol.
Read · 32 pages 1887 This 1887 Beadle and Adams dime novel, Patent-Leather Joe's Defeat, by Philip S.
Read · 32 pages 1887 This 1887 dime novel by Col. Prentiss Ingraham features "Buffalo Billy, the Boy Bullwhacker; or, The Doomed Thirteen." The narrative follows fifteen-year-old Billy Cody, a skilled marksman and rider dressed in fringed buckskin.
Read · 32 pages 1887 This issue of the weekly pulp magazine features the opening installment of "Bob Rockett, the Cracksman: Driven to the Wall" by Charles Morris, part of a series about the titular character.
Read · 32 pages 1887 This serial adventure by Frank Dumont is set in the Colorado mining region around Silver Circle.
Read · 32 pages 1887 This issue of Beadle's contains Chapter II of "Bill Bravo, the Bear Tamer" by T.
Read · 32 pages 1887 "Dandy Darke's Pards: The Hawks of High Pine" by W.M.
Read · 32 pages 1887 This installment of "Tom, the Texan Tiger" by Oll Coomes features a prairie merchant train led by Daniel Walden and his daughter Jacquetta crossing Western Texas toward the Colorado River.
Read · 32 pages 1887 This Beadle and Adams serial by T.
Read · 32 pages 1887 This 1887 pulp serial, Little Hurricane, the Boy Captain; or, The Oath of the Young Avengers by Oll Coomes, opens with a frontier melodrama.
Read · 32 pages 1887 Roy, the Young Cattle King, by Col.
Read · 32 pages 1887 Captain Frederick Whittaker's serial adventure novel follows twin sons of the American Consul at Damascus—nineteen-year-old Launcelot (Launce) and Charles (Charley) Benton—as they depart on a desert expedition.
Read · 32 pages 1887 This weekly periodical from November 30, 1887, contains "Sam, the Office Boy: The Tables Turned," a serial by Charles Morris.
Read · 32 pages 1887 This issue of Beadle and Adams' weekly from December 7, 1887 features "The Young Cowboy; or, The Girl Trailer's Triumph" by Col.
Read · 32 pages 1887 Kentuck Talbot's Band: The Red Lasso by Captain Mark Wilton
This frontier adventure serial opens during the Mexican-American War along the border.
Read · 32 pages 1888 Two figures crouch before a castle entrance, one pointing a rifle at the other in this wood-engraved cover for "Trapper Tom's Castle Mystery." The dramatic scene—rendered in stark
Read · 32 pages 1888 This serialized adventure by Jos.
Read · 32 pages 1888 Colonel Prentiss Ingraham's serial "Merle Monte's Last Cruise: or, The Sea Robber at Bay" continues the exploits of a naval officer pursuing piracy in the Gulf of Mexico.
Read · 32 pages 1889 Blade, the Sport: The Giant of Clear Grit Camp by T.
Read · 32 pages 1889 This issue of Beadle and Adams' dime novel (No.
Read · 32 pages 1889 This serialized story by Captain J.
Read · 32 pages 1889 This issue of a dime novel serial features "Denver Doll's Partner; or, Big Buckskin, the Sport" by Edward L.
Read · 48 pages 1889 By Charles Morris, this serialized adventure follows Billy, a peanut-and-gum-drop vendor for the Lightning Express railroad, after he falls from a moving train traveling forty miles per hour near Pittsburgh.
Read · 32 pages 1889 This frontier adventure serial by Capt.
Read · 32 pages 1889 This pulp serial by "Buckskin Sam" (Maj.
Read · 32 pages 1889 This issue of Beadle and Adams' Half-Dime Library (No.
Read · 32 pages 1889 This issue contains the opening installments of "Denver Doll's Mine," serialized by Edward L.
Read · 48 pages 1889 This weekly dime novel presents two interconnected frontier narratives.
Read · 32 pages 1889 Kit, the Girl Detective: Dandy Dash in California
This Beadle and Adams story by T.
Read · 32 pages 1889 By Joseph E. Badger, Jr., this serialized frontier romance opens with hunters camped on the Texas plains debating the existence of a mysterious female rider.
Read · 32 pages 1889 This issue of Beadle and Adams' dime novel (No.
Read · 32 pages 1889 By Edward L. Wheeler, this serialized story in Beadle and Adams Weekly (Vol.
Read · 32 pages 1889 Old Graybeard's Boy: The Girl's Ruse by C.
Read · 32 pages 1889 By Col. Prentiss Ingraham, this serial installment is set during the War of 1812 in Long Island Sound.
Read · 32 pages 1889 Published by Beadle and Adams, this dime novel by "Buckskin Sam" (Major Sam S.
Read · 32 pages 1889 This serial adventure by Major E.
Read · 32 pages 1889 "Double-Fisted Mat; or, The Mystic California Giant" by Jos.
Read · 32 pages 1890 This 1890 Beadle and Adams serial, "Honest Jack's Protege: The Dwarf's Scheme" by Philip S.
Read · 32 pages 1890 This serialized western story by Edward Willett follows a young contortionist named Clip Saunders in the frontier settlement of Orodia, near Virginia City.
Read · 32 pages 1890 This issue of Beadle and Adams' pulp weekly (No.
Read · 32 pages 1890 This serialized novel opens with a street brawl on a quiet city street where well-dressed, slight-built Will Worth is tormented by Jimmy Jones and his gang of ragged boys.
Read · 32 pages 1890 This dime novel serial by "Buckskin Sam" (Maj.
Read · 32 pages 1890 This serial western by Edward L.
Read · 32 pages 1890 This serial by Roger Starbuck, beginning in volume XXV, no.
Read · 32 pages 1891 This Western adventure serial opens as the outlaw Red Bivens and his gang threaten miner Scott Marlot and his granddaughter Ora with a three-hour ultimatum to abandon their valuable claim near Driftwood.
Read · 32 pages 1891 Edward L. Wheeler's "Jim, the Sport, in Wake-Up" follows Gerald Gardner, a well-to-do businessman arriving at the mining camp via trail from Arizona.
Read · 32 pages 1891 Captain Blake's Jonah; or, Harry, the Cabin Boy
By Roger Starbuck.
Read · 32 pages 1891 This issue features "The Giant Miner of the Gulch" by Maj.
Read · 32 pages 1891 This 1891 issue of Vell contains the opening installments of "The Sea Cat's Prize; The Flag of the Red Hands," a serial adventure by Colonel Prentiss Ingraham.
Read · 32 pages 1891 This issue contains the opening installment of "Larry O'Lynn's Dash" by Jos.
Read · 32 pages 1891 Col. Prentiss Ingraham's serial novel "Bronco Billy, the Saddle Prince" appears in this 1891 Beadle and Adams dime novel.
Read · 32 pages 1891 Charles Morris's "Dick, the Stowaway; or, A Yankee Boy's Strange Cruise" is a maritime adventure novel serialized in this weekly.
Read · 32 pages 1891 Wide-Awake George, the Boy Pioneer by Edward Willett is a frontier narrative serialized in this 1891 Beadle and Adams dime novel.
Read · 32 pages 1891 "Wild Bill, the Pistol Prince" by Colonel Prentiss Ingraham traces the life of James Butler Hickok from early boyhood.
Read · 32 pages 1891 Brimstone Bill's Booty by Joseph E.
Read · 32 pages 1891 This issue of Beadle and Adams' weekly magazine features "The Boy Tramps; The Roughs of Demon Hollow" by J.
Read · 32 pages 1891 This 1891 Beadle and Adams publication features "Charley Skylark, the Sport," a school-adventure serial by Maj.
Read · 32 pages 1891 The Cave Treasure, by Paul Bibbs, is a serialized adventure narrative set in 1853 Port au Prince, Haiti.
Read · 32 pages 1892 "The Dwarf Guide" by Captain Comstock.
Read · 32 pages 1892 This 1892 Beadle and Adams weekly serial by Major H.B.
Read · 32 pages 1892 This serialized novel by Charles Morris opens on the frozen Neva River at St.
Read · 32 pages 1892 This issue of Beadle and Adams Weekly contains the opening chapters of "Old Grizzly in the Rockies: Bruin Adams, the Boy Ranger" by Colonel Prentiss Ingraham.
Read · 32 pages 1892 An Irish Sport Abroad: Pat Mulloney's Adventures
This serialized adventure by C.
Read · 32 pages 1892 This issue contains the opening serial installment of "Oregon Josh, the Wizard Rifle; or, The Young Trapper Champion" by Roger Starbuck.
Read · 32 pages 1892 This issue of Beadle and Adams' weekly (Vol.
Read · 32 pages 1892 This Edward Willett frontier adventure serial follows Fred Wilder, nicknamed Silverspur by Native Americans, a well-dressed mountain man trader living in St.
Read · 32 pages 1892 This dime novel installment features a frontier crime narrative.
Read · 32 pages 1892 "Wistah, the Child Spy; or, The Old Scout of the Wabash" by George Gleason is a frontier adventure serial set in Indiana Territory near the Wabash River, circa post-Revolutionary War.
Read · 32 pages 1892 The Masked Avenger: Death on the Trail
This serial installment, written by Col.
Read · 32 pages 1892 This 1892 pulp magazine issue from Beadle and Adams contains Charles Morris's adventure serial "From Moscow to Siberia: A Yankee Boy to the Rescue," beginning with Chapter I.
Read · 32 pages 1892 By Lewis W. Carson, this serial adventure appears in Beadle and Adams weekly (No.
Read · 32 pages 1892 This opening installment of the adventure serial by Jos.
Read · 32 pages 1893 This issue of Beadle and Adams (No.
Read · 32 pages 1893 This issue of Beadle and Adams presents the opening serial installment by W.
Read · 32 pages 1893 By James L. Bowen, this serial installment (No.
Read · 32 pages 1893 This issue features the serialized story "Old Nancy's Ward: The Rustic Rifle Rangers" by Lieut.
Read · 32 pages 1893 This issue of the Beadle and Adams dime novel series contains "Jack's Snare: The Kent Boys' Plot" by Mrs.
Read · 32 pages 1893 This serial, featured in Beadle and Adams' Dime Library (Vol.
Read · 32 pages 1893 "Harry Winkle's Long Chase" by William R.
The Argosy The Argosy serialized adventure and domestic fiction from the 1890s through 1920s, mixing railroad dramas, school mysteries, mining sagas, and society intrigues across installments by authors like Seward W. Hopkins and Albert Payson Terhune. Each issue bundled multiple continuing narratives—protagonists discovering hidden parentage, mysterious arrivals at academies, prospectors managing declining mines, and couples navigating suspicious newcomers.
Read · 3 pages 1868 This magazine issue features the serialized novel Anne Hereford by the author of East Lynne, presenting chapters XIII through XXVI.
Read · 82 pages 1869 This issue of The Argosy features the seventh chapter of "Roland Yorke: A Sequel to 'The Channings,'" serialized by the author of East Lynne.
Read · 82 pages 1869 This chapter from Roland Yorke: A Sequel to "The Channings" by the author of East Lynne follows the protagonist's return to Helstonleigh Cathedral on All Saints' Day.
Read · 82 pages 1869 This February 1, 1869 issue of The Argosy opens with chapters from Roland Yorke, a sequel to The Channings by the author of East Lynne.
Read · 82 pages 1869 This serialized novel by the author of East Lynne continues the story of Reverend Henry William Ollivera, a clergyman in poor London, four years after his brother's mysterious deat
Read · 82 pages 1869 This serialized chapter from Mrs.
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Read · 79 pages 1869 This installment of Mrs. Henry Wood's serial features the investigation of a stolen forty-four-pound cheque taken from clerk Bede Greatorex's desk at his father's office.
Read · 82 pages 1869 This issue of The Argosy (January 1, 1869) contains the opening installment of Roland Yorke, a sequel to The Channings by the author of East Lynne.
Read · 80 pages 1869 This issue of The Argosy (July 1, 1869) contains the serial Roland Yorke: A Sequel to "The Channings," by the author of East Lynne.
Read · 82 pages 1869 Roland Yorke, a novel serialized in The Argosy for August 2, 1869, is identified as a sequel to "The Channings" by the author of East Lynne and George Canterbury's Will.
Read · 77 pages 1876 This installment of Edina by Mrs.
Read · 82 pages 1876 This chapter from Wood's serial novel continues the romantic and social complications in Trennach.
Read · 82 pages 1876 This serialized novel chapter concerns the romantic scheming of Frank Raynor and Margaret St.
Read · 3 pages 1876 This Victorian periodical features the serialized novel Edina by the author of East Lynne, illustrated by M.
Read · 82 pages 1876 This issue of The Argos (May 1876) contains a continuing serial by Mrs.
Read · 82 pages 1876 This September 1876 issue of The Argos features Chapter XXV of "Edina" by Mrs.
Read · 82 pages 1876 This serialized novel installment from July 1876 centers on the Raynor family at their estate, Eagles' Nest, during Christmas.
Read · 82 pages 1876 This August 1876 issue of The Argos features Chapter XXII of "Edina" by Mrs.
Read · 82 pages 1876 October 1876 issue of The Argos, containing Chapter XXVIII of "Edina" by Mrs.
Read · 82 pages 1876 This serialized novel by Mrs. Henry Wood (author of East Lynne) continues in Chapter XXXI, "Humiliation," in the November 1876 Argosy.
Read · 119 pages 1876 This issue of Argosy (December 1876, Vol.
Read · 82 pages 1879 The Argosy, September 1879. Chapter XXV of this serialized narrative concerns Mrs.
Read · 84 pages 1879 This issue of The Argos (October 1879) continues "Called to the Rescue," Chapter XXVIII: "A New Appointment." Miss Joseph, recovering from illness at Ostend under Dr.
Read · 84 pages 1879 This is Chapter XXXI of the serial novel "Called to the Rescue," which concerns itself with financial secrets, romantic entanglements, and personal honor among English gentry and middle-class professionals.
Read · 117 pages 1879 Called to the Rescue
This December 1879 serial installment by an unnamed author continues the story begun in earlier chapters.
Read · 3 pages 1879 This Victorian periodical contains the serialized novel "Called to the Rescue," illustrated by M.
Read · 82 pages 1880 This serialized mystery novel opens in post-Waterloo England with Gilbert Denison, a sixty-year-old gentleman, dying in his Bloomsbury lodgings following a riding accident.
Read · 82 pages 1880 Chapter IV of this serialized mystery-romance establishes the Denison family history and estate.
Read · 82 pages 1880 This serialized Victorian novel (Chapter VII, titled "Coming to Dinner") concerns Ella Winter, grand-niece to Squire Denison of Heron Dyke, who finds herself distracted by thoughts of Edward Conroy, a visiting artist.
Read · 84 pages 1883 This serial novel (Chapter VII, March 1883) follows Winifred Power, a talented painter living in Paris with her uncle Mr.
Read · 86 pages 1883 The Argosy, April 1883, Chapter X: "Sir John"
This domestic narrative follows Winifred Power and her mother Mrs.
Read · 86 pages 1883 This serial installment, Chapter XXVIII titled "Richard's Quixotry," is set during the Paris Commune's aftermath.
Read · 84 pages 1883 This November 1883 installment of the serial novel Winifred Power depicts Martha Freake's final days.
Read · 129 pages 1883 This installment of "Winifred Power" by Joyce Darrell (Chapter XXXIV: "At Elmsleigh Once More") resolves several plot threads from the serialized novel.
Read · 84 pages 1886 This November 1886 serial installment of "Lady Valeria" by A.
Read · 127 pages 1886 This installment of "Millicent's Folly" by the author of "East Lynne" begins with news arriving at the Crane household in Rockham.
Read · 82 pages 1887 Author: Mrs. Henry Wood (author of East Lynne)
Setting: Rural parishes of Great Whitton and Little Whitton, approximately thirty miles from London, January 1887.
Read · 90 pages 1890 This excerpt from Mrs. Henry Wood's serial novel presents Chapter XI, "A Wedding." Aunt Rebecca Copp arrives at the Halliwell home in widow's weeds, bringing news of her husband's
Read · 85 pages 1890 This serialized domestic novel, appearing in The Argosy (June 1890), concerns Dr.
Read · 90 pages 1890 This excerpt is Chapter XVII of "The House of Halliwell" by Mrs.
Read · 92 pages 1890 This serialized domestic novel, running in The Argos (August 1890), follows the Reverend Alfred Halliwell, an impoverished clergyman at St.
Read · 92 pages 1890 Mrs. Henry Wood, September 1890
This domestic serial, authored by the writer of East Lynne, follows the Halliwell family through time.
Read · 90 pages 1890 This October 1890 issue of The Argos features Chapter XXVI of "The House of Halliwell" by Mrs.
Read · 90 pages 1890 This issue contains Chapter XXIX, "Old Faces," from "The House of Halliwell" by Mrs.
Read · 131 pages 1890 This issue of The Argosy carries no lurid painted cover — it presents instead the austere typography of a literary magazine in transition.
Read · 90 pages 1891 This serial opens with a domestic chronicle concerning the Monk family of Church Leet parish.
Read · 16 pages 1891 This issue of The Argosy features the serialized novel "Train and Station; or, The Rambles of a Young Railroader" by Edgar R.
Read · 16 pages 1891 Brad Mattoon: or, Life at Hosmer Hall by William D.
Read · 3 pages 1893 This issue contains the serialized novel Mr.
Read · 3 pages 1893 This table of contents page from The Argosy — Frank Munsey's pioneering all-fiction weekly, launched in 1882 and widely considered the first true pulp magazine — reveals the eclect
Read · 90 pages 1894 The Grey Monk by the author of The Mysteries of Heron Dyke opens this January 1894 installment of Argosy.
Read · 90 pages 1894 This serialized story by the author of "The Mysteries of Heron Dyke" appears in Argosy, February 1894 (Chapter V).
Read · 90 pages 1894 This is Chapter IX of a serialized gothic novel by the author of The Mysteries of Heron Dyke.
Read · 90 pages 1894 This installment of T. W. Speight's serial novel "The Grey Monk" (Argos, April 1894) presents two chapters establishing a mystery plot.
Read · 4 pages 1896 This bound volume of The Argosy (January-June 1896) contains two serialized novels: Rosa Nouchette Carey's The Mistress of Brae Farm and Sarah Doudney's Pilgrims of the Night, both illustrated and running throughout the volume.
Read · 4 pages 1896 This volume of The Argosy (July-December 1896) contains several serialized novels and short stories across multiple genres.
Read · 125 pages 1897 "Peace with Honour," by Sydney C.
Read · 3 pages 1897 This issue contains a diverse mix of serialized fiction, short stories, and poetry.
Read · 129 pages 1898 This interior page — not a painted cover but a letterpress title opening — represents The Argosy at the precise moment Frank Munsey's weekly was transforming American publishing.
Read · 129 pages 1898 "Colonel Fane's Secret" by Sydney Hoopés continues in this February 1898 Argosy installment with Hugh Chetwode succumbing to romantic feelings for Vera despite his reservations about his uncertain future in Australia.
Read · 129 pages 1898 This serial installment depicts the death of Colonel Fane and its aftermath.
Read · 3 pages 1899 This magazine issue contains a substantial collection of serialized novels and short stories spanning domestic, historical, and supernatural fiction.
Read · 4 pages 1900 This 1900 volume of The Argosy (January-April) contains a diverse mix of fiction, poetry, and essays.
Read · 3 pages 1901 This issue combines fiction, travel writing, poetry, and a special memorial section devoted to Queen Victoria.
Read · 224 pages 1905 This issue features one complete novel and six serial stories.
Read · 252 pages 1905 This December 1905 issue of The Argosy features one complete novel, "The Queen's Prisoner" by J.
Read · 230 pages 1906 This issue contains one complete novel and six serial stories alongside eleven short stories.
Read · 248 pages 1906 This issue of The Argosy contains one complete twelve-chapter novel and six serial stories alongside nine short stories.
Read · 220 pages 1907 This issue features one complete novel and six ongoing serials plus twelve short stories.
Read · 228 pages 1907 This March 1907 issue of The Argosy contains five serials and five short stories.
Read · 245 pages 1908 This November issue of The Argosy contains one complete novel, six serial story installments, and eleven short stories.
Read · 238 pages 1912 This issue of The Argosy contains one complete novel and five serials across multiple genres.
Read · 276 pages 1912 This Christmas issue of The Argosy (15 cents) features varied fiction across multiple genres.
Read · 1 pages 1912 This issue contains two complete novels and six serial installments.
Read · 258 pages 1914 This August 1914 issue of The Argosy includes a full-length novel, "Nobody Knows Saw Pose" by J.
Read · 268 pages 1914 This March 1914 issue of The Argosy contains one complete novel and two novelettes.
Read · 266 pages 1914 Gold Grabbers by William Wallace Cook.
Read · 220 pages 1916 Catalog Note
The April 1916 issue of The Argosy contains a full book-length novel, "A Mystery of Roscoe Conkling Park" by Seward W.
Read · 192 pages 1917 This June 1917 issue of Argosy contains one complete novel and ten serialized and short-story works.
Read · 200 pages 1917 This weekly story magazine contains five serials in progress: Carolyn Wells's "Vicky Van" (Part I), Katharine Eggleston's "Little Boss of Big Ben" (Part II), Joseph Ivers Lawrence'
Read · 180 pages 1920 This issue of the weekly pulp magazine Argosy contains four continuing serials, one novelette, and seven short stories.
Read · 160 pages 1920 This issue of The Argosy (Volume CXIX, Number 2, March 27, 1920) contains four serialized novels: Seven Minutes After by Marguerite Curtis Felgar (Part I), The Great Discovery by Charles V.
Read · 160 pages 1920 This issue contains four serials in progress: "Naked Men of Naga" by Gordon MacCreagh (Part I, opening adventure); "The Butt of Neptune's Jest" by George Mariano (Part III); "The T
Read · 164 pages 1920 This issue features serialized stories and complete fiction.
Read · 156 pages 1920 This issue of Argosy (Vol. CXXIII, July 10, 1920) opens with "The Progress of J.
Read · 158 pages 1920 This issue features four serials across six parts total.
Read · 180 pages 1922 This pulp weekly contains five continued serials: "Above Suspicion" by Robert Orr Chipperfield (part one of six), a detective-adventure narrative; "Crafty Rogues" by Boice Du Bois
Read · 148 pages 1955 This cover for Argosy advertises 'Entertaining Reading for Christmas' with stories by established fiction writers including Walter de la Mare, Paul Gallico, and W.R.
Read · 148 pages 1955 This September 1955 issue of Argosy contains three cricket-themed pieces, followed by the main story.
Read · 146 pages 1955 Argosy, October 1955. This issue contains Michael Gilbert's espionage story "Trust Little Al," in which a British intelligence operative is hastily assigned to guard an exceptional
Argosy All-Story Weekly Argosy All-Story Weekly published serialized adventure and mystery across the 1920s, with five concurrent stories per issue by writers including Max Brand, Charles Alden Seltzer, and Edgar Franklin. Readers followed westerns, revenge plots, and detective tales through multi-part installments spanning genres from crime to desert adventure.
Read · 164 pages 1920 This issue of the pulp magazine contains five serials in progress.
Read · 232 pages 1920 This July 24, 1920 issue of Argosy-All Story contains seven continued serials, one novelette, and nine short stories.
Read · 200 pages 1920 Argosy-Allstory Weekly, July 31, 1920, features six continued serial stories: "Bing, Bang, Boom!" (part one) by Raymond Leslie Goldman; "How Many Cards?" (part two) by Isabel Ostra
Read · 208 pages 1920 This Argosy-All Story issue from August 21, 1920 contains six serialized continued stories: "Jungle Love" by Raymond Lester (Part 1), Charles Alden Seltzer's "The Stray-Man" (Part 2), A.
Read · 157 pages 1921 This issue of Argosy-Allstory contains five serialized stories across six parts total.
Read · 146 pages 1921 This serialized novel opens with two contrasting prologues establishing its dual narrative.
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Read · 176 pages 1922 A man in evening dress—white tie, cummerbund, tuxedo jacket—leans forward in controlled alarm, caught between a curtained doorway where a woman's face peers out and a window through which a shadowy figure watches from outside.
Read · 187 pages 1922 This issue contains "Crafty Rogue" by Boice Dubois, a serialized crime narrative beginning with Chapter I: "The Cracker Pot." Set in a waterfront bar near the Brooklyn Bridge thirt
Read · 180 pages 1922 This issue of Argosy-Allstory Weekly (vol.
Read · 176 pages 1922 This December 2, 1922 issue of Argosy-Allstory Weekly celebrates the magazine's fortieth anniversary.
Read · 178 pages 1922 This Argosy-Allstory weekly issue (February 4, 1922) contains five continuing serials in various stages: Douglas Grant's "Two-Gun Sue" (Part One), Victor Rousseau's "The Bandit of Batakaland" (Part Two), J.
Read · 172 pages 1922 This issue features five serialized stories and one novelette.
Read · 172 pages 1922 This issue contains five serialized stories, including the opening installment of "Whispering Sage" by Harry S.
Read · 176 pages 1922 This issue of Argosy All-Story Weekly (November 18, 1928) features five continued serials.
Read · 187 pages 1922 This issue contains five continued serial stories: "Crafty Rogues" by Boice Du Bois (Part One, four-part serial), "The Dance of Death" (Part Two, six-part serial), an untitled five
Read · 176 pages 1922 This issue of Argosy-All-Story (October 21, 1922) features five serialized stories across multiple installments.
Read · 176 pages 1922 This issue of Argosy-Allstory contains five continued serials: Ray Cummings's science fiction novella The Fire People (Part One of five), W.
Read · 176 pages 1922 This issue contains five serialized continued stories.
Read · 176 pages 1922 This issue of the pulp weekly contains five serialized stories: "The Dance of Death" (Part One) by Alfred Jackson, a six-part adventure; "The Fire People" (Part Two) by P.
Read · 185 pages 1922 This issue contains five serials and eight shorter works across varied genres.
Read · 176 pages 1922 This October 21, 1922 issue of Argosy-Allstory contains five serialized stories in progress: Ray Cummings's science-fiction tale "The Fire People" (part one), W.A.
Read · 180 pages 1923 This issue contains five continuing serials: Kenneth Perkins' "Queen of the Night" (Part One of six), John Cunningham's "Apes of Devil's Island" (Part Two of four), Hulbert Footner's "Gentleman Roger's Gill" (Part Three of six), O.
Read · 172 pages 1923 This issue contains five serialized stories across various lengths.
Read · 176 pages 1923 This issue contains five continued serials: "A Month to Live" by Don Cameron Shafer (part one of four); "The Man Without Hands" by Lyon Mearson (part two of six); "Poker Faces" by
Read · 196 pages 1923 Argosy-Allstory, October 6, 1923
This issue contains five continued serials across varying installments: "Desert Voices" (part one of six), "Marked Down" (part two of four) by Florence M.
Read · 178 pages 1923 This issue features five continued serials.
Read · 176 pages 1923 This issue contains five serials in progress: Isabel Ostrander's "Annihilation Gas" (seven-part story, part one), John Schoolcraft's "The Fourth Chum" (four-part, part two), Max Br
Read · 193 pages 1923 This issue contains five serialized stories by leading pulp authors.
Read · 185 pages 1923 This is a December 8, 1923 issue of Argosy-Allstory Weekly.
Read · 184 pages 1923 Argosy-Allstory, volume 148, number 4, January 13, 1923.
Read · 196 pages 1923 Argosy-Allstory, October 6, 1923
This issue contains five continued serials spanning multiple genres.
Read · 196 pages 1923 This issue of Argosy-Allstory features five serialized stories in progress.
Read · 176 pages 1924 This April 26, 1924 issue of Argosy-All-Story contains five serialized stories in various parts: "A Stranger in Town" by J.U.
Read · 168 pages 1924 This issue contains five serialized continuations: Seltzer's "Channing Comes Through" (part one of five), Cummings's science-fiction "The Man Who Mastered Time" (part two of five),
Read · 180 pages 1924 This September 6, 1924 Argosy-All Story issue contains five continued serials.
Read · 166 pages 1924 Where Was I, by Edgar Franklin, is the opening installment of a four-part story serialized in Argosy-All Story (November 1, 1924).
Read · 172 pages 1924 This issue contains five continuing serials.
Read · 172 pages 1924 This issue contains five continued serials across multiple parts: Poor Little Pigeon by J.U.
Read · 166 pages 1924 This issue opens Shifting Sands by Garrard Harris, an adventure serial set during World War I.
Read · 177 pages 1924 This issue contains five continued serials: "The Confidence Man" (Part One) by Laurie York Erskine, a six-part story; "Minions of the Law" (Part Two) by Howard Herr, four-part; "Bi
Read · 172 pages 1924 This May 17, 1924 issue of Argosy-All Story Weekly contains five serialized stories and multiple shorter fiction pieces.
Read · 186 pages 1924 This issue features five serial continuations: Kenneth Perkins's "Sundown Cafe" (part one of six), a mystery by J.U.
Read · 172 pages 1924 This issue of Argosy-Allstory contains five continued serials and a mix of shorter fiction.
Read · 176 pages 1925 This issue of the Frank A. Munsey Company's weekly pulp magazine contains several serials and short fiction across Western and adventure genres.
Read · 164 pages 1925 This issue of Argosy-Allstory (July 25, 1925) contains the opening installment of "The Motto Man" by Perley Poore Sheehan, a story about a con artist hymnal salesman.
Read · 172 pages 1925 This issue of Argosy-All Story contains four serialized stories: "Rogues' Rule" by Fred MacIsaac (part one of three), "Where Some Men Are Men" by George F.
Read · 170 pages 1925 This issue of the weekly pulp magazine contains four serialized stories: William F.
Read · 170 pages 1925 This issue contains four continued serials: "The Calf" (Part Three) by Coralie Stanton and Heath Hosken; "Mix and Serve" (Part Two) by Edgar Franklin; "Where Some Men Are Men" (Part Four) by George F.
Read · 164 pages 1925 This issue of Argosy-Allstory Weekly (December 19, 1925) features four serialized stories and several short works.
Read · 172 pages 1925 This magazine issue features fiction across multiple formats.
Read · 172 pages 1925 This issue of Argosy All-Story Weekly contains three continued serials and assorted novelettes and short stories.
Read · 182 pages 1925 This issue of Argosy-Allstory Weekly contains one novelette and three continued serials alongside five short stories and poetry.
Read · 184 pages 1925 This February 7, 1925 issue of Argosy-Allstory contains five continued serials.
Read · 168 pages 1925 This issue of Argosy-All-Story (July 11, 1925) contains several serial adventures.
Read · 170 pages 1925 This June 1925 issue of Argosy All-Story Weekly contains three serialized fiction stories: "Flight to the Hills" by Charles Neville Buck (six-part serial, part one), "Throw Up Your Hands" by George F.
Read · 168 pages 1925 This issue features three serials and additional short fiction.
Read · 184 pages 1925 This issue contains four continued serials.
Read · 166 pages 1925 This October 31, 1925 issue of Argosy-All Story Weekly presents four continued serials and additional short fiction.
Read · 172 pages 1926 This issue contains four continued serials and additional shorter fiction.
Read · 170 pages 1926 This issue contains four continued serials: "The Vanishing Professor" by Fred MacIsaac (part one of four); Francis Lynde's "Pumice Dold" (part two of three); "There Goes the Bride"
Read · 162 pages 1926 This issue contains five serialized stories.
Read · 176 pages 1926 This issue contains four serials in progress: The Rider o' Spook Hollow by Charles Francis Coe (Part Three of four), The Print of a French Heel by Fred Maclsaac (Part Three of five), Without Stopping to Think by J.
Read · 184 pages 1926 This December 4, 1926 issue of Argosy-Allstory Weekly contains four continued serials: "Silent Jerry" by Howard R.
Read · 164 pages 1927 This January 29, 1927 issue of Argosy-Allstory Weekly features serialized fiction and short stories with western and mystery settings.
Read · 168 pages 1927 This is the February 19, 1927 issue of Argosy-All Story Weekly.
Read · 164 pages 1927 Double Indemnity by C. C. Waddell
This four-part serial opens with protagonist Ed Bell, a recently engaged man, nearly struck by a falling construction beam on Broadway while rush
Read · 164 pages 1927 This issue contains four serials across various genres: Eyes West!, a motion-picture drama set in South America featuring conflict between a vain film actor, Rupert Bagueville, and
Read · 168 pages 1927 This pulp weekly contains four serialized stories: "Thundering Dawns" by Will McMorrow (Part One of three), "The Crucible" by Sinclair Murray (Part Two of five), "The Mark of the M
Read · 168 pages 1927 This November 12, 1927 issue of Argosy-Allstory Weekly features four serialized stories and several complete shorter works.
Read · 180 pages 1927 This weekly pulp magazine issue contains four serialized stories across multiple installments.
Read · 164 pages 1928 This March 31, 1928 issue of Argosy-Allstory Weekly features multiple fiction serials and stories spanning adventure, western, and mystery genres.
Read · 156 pages 1928 This issue of Argosy (October 20, 1928, Vol.
Read · 152 pages 1928 This issue contains eight fiction works across multiple genres.
Read · 148 pages 1928 This issue of Argosy-All Story Weekly contains a mix of serials and complete stories across multiple genres.
Read · 160 pages 1928 This April 7, 1928 issue of Argosy-Allstory Weekly contains six complete or serial stories across adventure, romance, and Western genres.
Read · 148 pages 1928 This issue features multiple crime and detective stories across several serials.
Read · 164 pages 1928 This February 18, 1928 issue of Argosy All-Story Weekly contains four ongoing serials, one complete novelette, and five short stories.
Read · 150 pages 1928 This July 7, 1928 issue of Argosy All-Story Weekly contains multiple serials and complete stories in the adventure and crime genres.
Read · 156 pages 1928 This issue contains four serials and numerous complete stories.
Read · 148 pages 1928 This 1928 Argosy All-Story Weekly issue features three serialized adventures and five complete stories.
Read · 148 pages 1928 This issue of All-Story Weekly (September 22, 1928, Volume 198) features science fiction and adventure serials and short stories.
Read · 148 pages 1928 Argosy-Allstory Weekly, September 29, 1928
This issue contains five serials and three complete stories.
Amazing Stories *Amazing Stories* presented imaginative science fiction across three decades: Wells's *War of the Worlds* and *Days to Come*, Smith's space-opera *Skylark Three*, stories of dimensional theft and experimental creatures, Martian encounters, underwater warfare, and atomic-theory speculation by authors from Keller to Williamson.
Read · 97 pages 1926 This June issue of Amazing Stories features Jules Verne's "A Trip to the Center of the Earth" (serial, part 2), continuing the adventures of Professor Lidenbrock, his nephew Harry,
Read · 96 pages 1926 This issue of Amazing Stories features the opening installment of "Station X" by G.
Read · 99 pages 1926 This issue features serialized scientific romance and early science fiction from multiple authors.
Read · 99 pages 1926 This November 1926 issue of Amazing Stories contains the first installment of Garrett P.
Read · 107 pages 1926 Editor
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Read · 108 pages 1927 This issue of Amazing Stories features five fiction works across its pages.
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Read · 107 pages 1927 This issue of Amazing Stories vol.
Read · 107 pages 1927 This issue features five science fiction and speculative stories.
Read · 108 pages 1927 This issue features science fiction stories in the early pulp style.
Read · 108 pages 1927 This June 1927 issue of Amazing Stories (Vol.
Read · 107 pages 1927 This issue of Amazing Stories includes science fiction stories, serials, and scientific editorials.
Read · 107 pages 1927 This issue opens with H.G. Wells' "The War of the Worlds," serialized in this publication.
Read · 103 pages 1927 This issue of Amazing Stories contains seven science fiction stories.
Read · 100 pages 1927 Amazing Stories, November 1927
This issue contains four science-fiction stories.
Read · 102 pages 1927 This issue features four science fiction stories.
Read · 102 pages 1927 The November 1927 issue features four science fiction stories.
Read · 108 pages 1927 This issue features six complete stories and a serial continuation.
Read · 107 pages 1927 This August issue of Amazing Stories contains the featured serial "The War of the Worlds" by H.G.
Read · 104 pages 1927 This December issue features Jules Verne's serial "Robur the Conqueror, or The Clipper of the Air" (Part I), chronicling an inventor's experiments with an airship and the capture o
Read · 99 pages 1928 This issue features science fiction stories and related content.
Read · 103 pages 1928 This February issue of Amazing Stories contains science fiction serials, short stories, and poetry.
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Read · 100 pages 1928 This issue contains science fiction stories including "Four Dimensional Robberies" by Rob Olsen, featuring a protagonist who operates a Hyper-Forceps device capable of manipulating objects through the fourth dimension.
Read · 97 pages 1928 This issue features five science fiction stories.
Read · 99 pages 1928 This issue of Hugo Gernsback's science fiction magazine contains seven stories of varied science fiction and speculative fiction: "The Metal Man" by Jack Williamson, a two-part serial continuation of "The World at Bay" by B.
Read · 102 pages 1929 This June 1929 issue of Amazing Stories contains seven science fiction stories: "The Radio Telescope" by Stanton A.
Read · 99 pages 1930 This issue contains the opening installment of "Skylark Three" by Edward Elmer Smith, Ph.D., a space-opera serial featuring the Skylark spacecraft in intergalactic adventure, with
Read · 99 pages 1930 July 1930 issue of Amazing Stories features science fiction across genres.
Read · 100 pages 1931 This pulp magazine issue features two named science fiction stories: "Across the Void" by Leslie F.
Read · 100 pages 1931 This issue features science fiction stories across diverse subjects.
Read · 100 pages 1933 This issue of Amazing Stories, Volume 8, No.
Read · 148 pages 1933 This October 1933 issue of Amazing Stories contains six science fiction works.
Read · 148 pages 1934 Ranger, Ranger, Warden,
Guard, Firenaan, Lookout, Route Man,
Cruiser, StalT positions.
Read · 148 pages 1934 This issue features science fiction stories and serials.
Read · 148 pages 1934 This issue of the science fiction pulp magazine contains three serials in progress and four complete stories.
Read · 148 pages 1934 This issue of Amazing Stories science fiction magazine (Vol.
Read · 148 pages 1935 This is the contents page and advertisements section of the January 1935 issue of Amazing Stories, a science fiction pulp magazine.
Read · 148 pages 1937 This issue of Amazing Stories contains five science fiction tales.
Read · 149 pages 1939 This issue contains seven science fiction stories spanning space exploration and speculative invention.
Read · 148 pages 1941 This 1941 issue features six stories spanning science fiction and fantasy genres.
Read · 180 pages 1947 This 1947 issue of Amazing Stories contains four fiction works.
Read · 180 pages 1947 This science fiction magazine issue features four complete works of speculative fiction alongside factual articles.
Read · 161 pages 1948 August 1948 Issue Contents
This issue of Amazing Stories features science fiction narratives alongside regular columns.
Read · 149 pages 1949 This issue comprises eight science fiction and speculative stories alongside expository articles on historical and philosophical topics.
Read · 166 pages 1951 This issue of Amazing Stories (Vol.
Read · 100 pages 1952 This issue contains three science-fiction stories.
Read · 164 pages 1952 A towering robot with a cylindrical head and riveted metal body strides across a burning cityscape, wielding a lance against winged alien invaders.
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Read · 164 pages 1953 This issue features five science fiction stories.
Read · 133 pages 1955 This September 1955 issue of Amazing Stories features four science fiction stories.
Read · 132 pages 1956 This issue of Amazing Stories (Vol.
Read · 130 pages 1956 Amazing Stories, Vol. 30, No. 3 (March 1956) presents "The Iron Virgin" by C.
Read · 132 pages 1957 This issue of Amazing Stories presents "20 Million Miles to Earth," a science fiction novelization of Columbia Pictures' film, adapted by Henry Slesar.
Read · 132 pages 1962 Amazing Stories, Vol. 36, No. 9, September 1962.
Read · 132 pages 1963 This issue features the two-part serial The Programmed People by Jack Sharkey, which opens a totalitarian society built on mandatory voting and conformity.
Read · 132 pages 1963 May 1963 Issue—Content Summary
This May 1963 issue of Amazing Stories (Vol.
Read · 148 pages 1968 This February 1968 issue of Amazing Stories features Katherine MacLean's novelet "The Trouble with You Earth People," in which two extraterrestrial anthropologists named Rem Sh'baa
Read · 148 pages 1968 This issue features Samuel R. Delaney's short novel "House A-Fire," a stylistically experimental narrative following a narrator on Hell's Lip reflecting on Lorq Von Ray, a wealthy figure from the Pleiades Federation.
Read · 148 pages 1969 This issue features Robert Silverberg's novel Up the Line (first of two parts), beginning at page 6.
Read · 148 pages 1969 This issue features five short stories and three novelets of speculative fiction.
Read · 148 pages 1969 May 1969 Issue Contents
This issue features Edmond Hamilton's "The Horror from the Magellanic," the fourth novelette in his "Star Kings" series, depicting the continuing adventures of John Gordon across time in a far-future galactic empire.
Beadle's Dime Novels Popular serials from 1860–1870 featuring historical romances set in colonial America and the frontier, biographies of Revolutionary heroes, and tales of Cuban heiresses, frontier mechanics, and wilderness conflicts. Authors include W. J. Hamilton, Mary A. Denison, E. Oakes Smith, and Andrew Dearborn.
Read · 108 pages 1860 This issue of Beadle's Biographical Library and Dime Novels contains two works.
Read · 130 pages 1860 This issue of Beadle's Dime Novels (No.
Read · 134 pages 1860 "The Prisoner of La Vintresse; or, The Fortunes of a Cuban Heiress" by Mary A.
Read · 116 pages 1861 This issue of Beadle's dime novel contains two serials.
Read · 130 pages 1861 This issue of Beadle's Dime Novels (No.
Read · 128 pages 1861 This Beadle and Company pulp publication presents two distinct works.
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Read · 100 pages 1861 This collection includes two serialized historical romances set during the American Revolution.
Read · 118 pages 1861 This issue of Beadle's Dime Novels (No.
Read · 100 pages 1861 Edward S. Ellis's serialized novel opens in New Orleans, where two men negotiate over wine.
Read · 228 pages 1861 This Beadle Dime Novel double issue from 1861 contains two serials.
Read · 114 pages 1862 Beadle's Dime Novels No. 86 (1861) contains two serials.
Read · 130 pages 1862 Gideon Godbold; or, The Faithful and Unfaithful of 1783 is a historical romance by N.C.
Read · 120 pages 1862 This issue contains two serialized stories by Henry J.
Read · 100 pages 1862 Tim Bumble's Charge; Mrs. Lattison's One Great Sorrow by Mary A.
Read · 113 pages 1862 Ruth Margerie: A Romance of the Revolt of 1689 by Mrs.
Read · 100 pages 1865 Beadle's Dime Novels issue containing two serials set during frontier conflicts.
Read · 116 pages 1865 This issue contains a serial, "On the Deep; or, The Missionary's Daughter" by Roger Starbuck, a maritime adventure story.
Read · 100 pages 1866 This issue contains two serials from Beadle and Company's dime novel line.
Read · 98 pages 1866 A wood-engraved cover depicts frontier adventure: two scouts confront Native American figures in wilderness combat, rifles and tomahawks raised.
Read · 100 pages 1866 This issue comprises two distinct works.
Read · 100 pages 1866 This Beadle and Company dime novel by Roger Starbuck follows two desert deserters from a whaling vessel in 1866.
Read · 102 pages 1866 This issue of Beadle's Dime Novels (No.
Read · 97 pages 1866 This issue contains three serials from Beadle's Dime Novels (1866).
Read · 100 pages 1866 Beadle's Dime Novels No. 97-98 (1866) presents two frontier narratives.
Read · 96 pages 1866 Ruth Harland; or, The Maid of Weathersfield by W.
Read · 100 pages 1866 This serialized maritime tale by Roger Starbuck follows fourteen-year-old Jessie Howard and her eighteen-year-old guardian Jack Winthrop in New Bedford, Massachusetts.
Read · 100 pages 1866 Two young men in antebellum St.
Read · 100 pages 1867 This dime novel by W. J. Hamilton, serialized as issue No.
Read · 100 pages 1867 Black Eyes; or, The Three Captives: A Tale of the Taos Valley
By Edward Willett.
Read · 100 pages 1867 No. 120 of Beadle's Dime Novels
This issue contains two serialized stories.
Read · 100 pages 1867 Beadle's Dime Novels, No. 128 — "The Missing Bride: A Story of Life in the West" by James L.
Read · 100 pages 1867 Old Jupe; or, A Woman's Art by Mrs.
Read · 100 pages 1867 This issue of Beadle's Dime Novels (No.
Read · 96 pages 1867 This Beadle and Company dime novel, The Wrecker's Daughter by Mrs.
Read · 98 pages 1867 "Foul-Weather Jack: or, The Double Wreck" by Roger Starbuck is a sea romance forthcoming in this Beadle dime novel issue.
Read · 92 pages 1867 This issue contains two romantic serials featuring frontier encounters and colonial politics.
Read · 100 pages 1867 This is a dime novel by C. Dunning Clark titled "Tim, the Scout: Or, Caught in His Own Toils," published by Beadle and Company in 1867 as part of their dime novel series.
Read · 100 pages 1867 The Border Foes
This serialized frontier romance, set in 1780 Kentucky, follows two travelers—George Ryeburn, a young Virginia settler's son, and Walter Wilson, a melancholic bord
Read · 116 pages 1868 The Sagamore of Saco (Beadle's Dime Novel No.
Read · 116 pages 1868 MOHAWK NAT: A TALE OF THE GREAT NORTH WOODS
This serial by W.
Read · 100 pages 1870 Beadle's Dime Novels, No. 207-208 (1870)
This issue contains two serials.
Read · 100 pages 1870 Silverspur: Or, the Mountain Heroine
This dime novel by Edward Willett, published by Beadle and Company in 1870, follows Fred Wilder (known as "Silverspur" in the mountains) and his search for Dove-eye, an Arapaho warrior-woman.
Read · 100 pages 1870 This 1870 dime novel by Jos. E.
Read · 100 pages 1870 Beadle's Dime Novels No. 215: The Forest Monster
This issue contains two distinct serials.
Read · 98 pages 1870 By W. J. Hamilton, serialized in this Beadle and Company dime novel (No.
Read · 100 pages 1870 This issue contains two distinct works: "The Indian Spy; or, The Unknown Foe," a frontier romance by Jos.
Read · 100 pages 1870 The Scioto Scouts: or, The Shawnees' Decoy (No.
Read · 100 pages 1871 This issue of Beadle's Dime Novels contains "The Mustang-Hunters; or, The Beautiful Amazon of the Hidden Valley," by Frederick Whittaker, a tale of the Texas Staked Plains.
Read · 54 pages 1871 This 1871 dime novel by Charles E.
Read · 100 pages 1871 This issue collects two serialized stories from Beadle's Dime Novels.
Read · 100 pages 1871 The Plymouth Scout presents a romantic adventure set in early colonial New England.
Read · 100 pages 1873 This issue of Beadle's Dime Novels (No.
Read · 100 pages 1874 This issue of Beadle's Dime Novels (No.
Read · 100 pages 1874 This issue of Beadle's Dime Novels (No.
Read · 100 pages 1874 W. J. Hamilton's frontier adventure serial (Beadle's Dime Novel No.
Read · 94 pages 1874 This issue presents "Foghorn Phil, the King of the Border; or, The Secret Foe" by Oll Coomes.
Read · 100 pages 1874 This dime novel by Jos. E. Badger, Jr., published by Beadle and Adams (No.
Read · 100 pages 1884 Long Shot; or, The Dwarf Guide, by Capt.
Weird Tales
Read · 382 pages 1885 This is Volume I of an 1885 English translation of E.T.W.
Read · 400 pages 1885 This is Volume II of a new English translation of E.T.W.
Read · 400 pages 1923 This 1923 collection presents English translations of supernatural and fantastical fiction by E.
Read · 194 pages 1923 Weird Tales, March 1923, Vol. 1, No.
Read · 32 pages 1923 Catalog Description
"Dead House," an extraordinary novelette by Anthony M.
Read · 194 pages 1923 This is the April 1923 issue of Weird Tales, Volume 1, Number 2, edited by Edwin Baird.
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Read · 122 pages 1923 Weird Tales, Vol. 1, No. 3, May 1923
This pulp issue contains nineteen short stories and novelettes alongside features like "The Eyrie" letters column and an "Odd and Weird Happenings" section.
Read · 122 pages 1923 This June 1923 issue of Weird Tales, edited by Edwin Baird, collects sixteen short stories, two complete novelettes, and two two-part serials.
Read · 98 pages 1923 This pulp science fiction serial "Draconda" follows three men—Henry Quainfan, Rider (the narrator), and Morgan St.
Read · 98 pages 1923 This issue of Weird Tales contains the serialized novel "The Amazing Adventure of Joe Scranton," in which a man finds his consciousness transferred into another man's body.
Read · 98 pages 1923 This July-August 1923 issue of Weird Tales contains thirteen short stories and two novelettes across its 87 pages.
Read · 98 pages 1923 "The People of the Comet" by Austin Hall opens a serial novel about a mysterious visitor who claims to come from an ancient civilization that existed millions of years ago at Earth's poles.
Read · 98 pages 1924 The Abysmal Horror by B. Wallis
This serialized novel concerns the impact of a 300-foot diameter meteor striking rural England near Romney, killing over five hundred people and de
Read · 196 pages 1924 This Anniversary Number of Weird Tales (May-July 1924, Vol.
Read · 146 pages 1925 This issue opens with "The Tenants of Broussac," a multi-part mystery by H.
Read · 146 pages 1925 This issue of Weird Tales features "The Werewolf of Ponkert," a complete novelette attributed to the magazine's serialization.
Read · 195 pages 1925 This issue features "Invaders From Outside" by J.
Read · 146 pages 1925 This issue of Weird Tales contains "Under the N-Ray," a science fiction narrative detailing a spiritualist demonstration by Madam Losieva and her collaborator, Professor Ember.
Read · 146 pages 1925 This issue of Weird Tales features a variety of supernatural and exotic fiction.
Read · 146 pages 1925 This 1925 Weird Tales issue features the beginning of "The Wicked Flea" by J.U.
Read · 146 pages 1925 "Black Medicine" by [author name not clearly OCR'd], featured in Weird Tales, presents a supernatural horror narrative set in Port-au-Prince, Haiti.
Read · 146 pages 1925 A masked figure in black robes leaps over a prone woman laid out on what reads as a sacrificial altar, dagger raised — behind him, a caped accomplice lurks in shadow against a blazing red ground.
Read · 148 pages 1925 This November 1925 issue of Weird Tales features H.G.
Read · 148 pages 1925 This November 1925 issue of Weird Tales contains nine complete stories and two serials spanning supernatural and science fiction genres.
Read · 146 pages 1926 This Gothic horror tale is set in a Portuguese colonial castle on the west African coast.
Read · 146 pages 1926 This issue of Weird Tales features "The Metal Giants," a science fiction serial beginning with Professor Detmold, an eccentric electro-chemist dismissed from Juston University for advancing radical theories.
Read · 148 pages 1926 A robed figure, white-turbaned and bearded, looms over a recumbent man whose upturned face catches a cone of yellow light beamed from a black mechanical device.
Read · 146 pages 1926 This issue of Weird Tales features the serial "Disappearing Bullets" by George J.
Read · 148 pages 1926 This issue of Weird Tales contains eleven original stories and novelettes spanning supernatural horror, science fiction, and mystery.
Read · 146 pages 1926 Weird Tales, September issue. Science fiction story beginning with Frank Alison aboard a Canadian Pacific train through the Rocky Mountains.
Read · 148 pages 1926 This March 1926 issue of Weird Tales contains five short stories and a serialized novella.
Read · 148 pages 1926 This issue features a mix of horror, supernatural, and pseudo-scientific fiction.
Read · 146 pages 1926 This August 1926 issue of Weird Tales features A.
Read · 148 pages 1926 This February 1926 issue of Weird Tales presents an eclectic mix of supernatural and scientific fiction.
Read · 148 pages 1926 This issue features diverse pulp fiction across supernatural, mystery, and adventure genres.
Read · 148 pages 1926 This issue of Weird Tales contains various stories of supernatural and speculative fiction.
Read · 148 pages 1926 November 1926 Weird Tales contents: "The Peacock's Shadow" by E.
Read · 148 pages 1927 This issue features a seven-story table of contents alongside advertisement material.
Read · 148 pages 1927 This issue contains seven fantasy and horror stories.
Read · 148 pages 1927 This September 1927 issue of Weird Tales features a diverse selection of supernatural and fantastic fiction.
Read · 148 pages 1927 This February 1927 issue of Weird Tales features seven stories and novellas across diverse supernatural and scientific genres.
Read · 148 pages 1927 This issue features "Explorers Into Infinity" (Part 1) by Ray Cummings, a three-part interplanetary serial about space voyage and madcap adventure.
Read · 148 pages 1927 This issue features seven fiction pieces alongside poetry.
Read · 148 pages 1927 A white-bearded sorcerer recoils in terror beside a prone, fair-skinned woman shrouded in spectral light — the cover scene for Seabury Quinn's story "The Man Who Cast No Shadow." A
Read · 148 pages 1927 This March 1927 issue of Weird Tales features "The City of Glass" by Joel Martin Nichols Jr., a sci-fi adventure in which an expedition discovers a mirage-city in the Sahara Desert.
Read · 148 pages 1927 This May 1927 issue of Weird Tales features fiction by established pulp authors.
Read · 148 pages 1927 This May 1927 issue of Weird Tales features "The Master of Doom" by Donald Edward Keyhoe, a weird-scientific story.
Read · 148 pages 1927 This issue presents a diverse collection of supernatural and scientific fiction.
Read · 110 pages 1927 A serial story titled "Drome" by John Mart, beginning in Chapter 1: "The Mysterious Visitor." Two men, Milton Rhodes and Bill Carter, await a mysterious visitor named James W.
Read · 146 pages 1928 This issue contains fourteen stories and poems in the weird fiction genre.
Read · 146 pages 1928 This issue features a diverse array of weird fiction and supernatural tales.
Read · 146 pages 1928 "The Ghost-Table" is a supernatural horror story featured in Weird Tales.
Read · 146 pages 1928 This August 1928 issue of Weird Tales features pulp fantasy and horror stories.
Adventure Magazine Cover Adventure Magazine, published twice-monthly by Ridgway Company from 1919–1921, presented serialized adventure fiction and short stories by prolific pulp authors including Hugh Pendexter, W.C. Tuttle, Gordon Young, Harold Lamb, and Talbot Mundy. Issues mixed fiction with self-improvement articles and extensive advertising, offering readers expeditions, frontier tales, and international intrigue.
Read · 196 pages 1911 This pulp adventure magazine contains a diverse array of fiction and nonfiction pieces.
Read · 196 pages 1911 Adventure, Vol. 2, No. 5 (September 1911)
This issue contains a mix of adventure fiction and practical investment articles.
Read · 196 pages 1911 This October 1911 issue of Adventure magazine contains multiple fiction pieces and articles.
Read · 228 pages 1916 This issue contains two complete works: George Rothwell Brown's "Days of Morgan," a pirate adventure set on the Spanish Main during England's colonial era, featuring action, romanc
Read · 196 pages 1918 This issue of Adventure (August 3, 1918) contains fiction across multiple genres and settings.
Read · 196 pages 1918 This issue of Adventure (mid-August 1918) features "The Double Scoop," a complete novelette by Charles Beadle centered on Alan, a war correspondent, and Miriam Travers, a journalist.
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Read · 196 pages 1918 This mid-September 1918 issue contains nine stories and poems across adventure and frontier genres.
Read · 196 pages 1918 This issue of Adventure magazine (September 1916) contains a diverse collection of stories and a serialized narrative.
Read · 208 pages 1919 This December 1919 issue of Adventure magazine (volume 24, number 1) contains two feature articles focused on self-improvement and financial success.
Read · 208 pages 1920 This March 1920 issue of Adventure, published twice monthly by Ridgway Company, features fiction by established pulp authors.
Read · 172 pages 1920 This October 18, 1920 issue of Adventure magazine contains fiction by Hugh Pendexter, W.
Read · 194 pages 1921 This issue of Adventure magazine (July 3, 1921, Volume XXX) contains "Sun-Dog Trails," a complete novelette by W.C.
Read · 204 pages 1921 This March 3, 1921 issue of Adventure magazine contains serialized adventure fiction and short stories by prominent authors.
Read · 204 pages 1921 This issue of Adventure (May 18, 1921, Vol.
Read · 200 pages 1921 This September 3, 1921 issue of Adventure magazine is a pulp periodical containing fiction alongside substantial advertising.
Read · 204 pages 1921 This issue presents a pulp adventure magazine featuring contributions from recognized writers including Hugh Pendexter, J.
Read · 200 pages 1921 This issue of Adventure, published by The Ridgway Company, contains fiction by established adventure writers.
Read · 200 pages 1921 This February 3, 1921 issue of Adventure magazine (twice monthly, $4.00 annual subscription) features stories by William Patterson White, Charles Tenney Jackson, Gordon Young, Harry A.
Read · 204 pages 1921 This issue contains short stories and serials by notable pulp authors: Arthur O.
Read · 202 pages 1922 This issue of the popular adventure pulp contains "King—of Kearsarge," a two-part serial by Arthur O.
Read · 200 pages 1922 This issue of Adventure contains fiction by established authors including Frederick R.
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Adventure, May 10, 1922, Volume 34, Number 4.
Read · 196 pages 1923 This issue of Adventure magazine (December 10, 1923) contains multiple stories spanning exotic and frontier settings.
Read · 200 pages 1924 This issue of Adventure features frontier and exotic adventure fiction.
Read · 204 pages 1924 This issue contains three complete novelettes and portions of a serialized story.
Read · 196 pages 1924 This October 10, 1924 issue of Adventure contains ten stories by established pulp writers.
Read · 194 pages 1924 This issue of Adventure magazine (November 10, 1924) contains seven stories plus departments.
Read · 204 pages 1924 South, West and North (complete novel) by H.
Read · 196 pages 1925 This June 10, 1925 issue of Adventure magazine contains four short works and one complete novel.
Read · 212 pages 1925 This issue of Adventure contains eight complete stories and novelettes alongside a serialized five-part narrative.
Read · 212 pages 1925 This March 20, 1925 issue of Adventure contains multiple action-oriented stories across varied settings.
Beadle's Pocket Novels Frontier scouts fleeing across Lake Erie, gold prospectors in California, Pony Express riders in Nevada, and Revolutionary War rangers at Valley Forge populate these pocket novels from Beadle and Adams (1856–1883). Stories by Jos. E. Badger Jr., Frederick Whittaker, P. Hamilton Myers, and Mary A. Denison blend vigilante action, Indian warfare, tropical adventure, and historical drama.
Read · 100 pages 1874 This 1874 pulp serial by Captain Mayne Reid, titled "The Island Pirate: A Tale of the Mississippi," follows a British traveler through Tennessee and the Mississippi valley seeking authentic adventure.
Read · 100 pages 1874 This serial romance by Mrs. M. V.
Read · 84 pages 1876 Nat, the Trapper and Indian-Fighter by Paul J.
Read · 100 pages 1876 Hunter Ham; or, The Outlaw's Crime by J.
Read · 100 pages 1876 The Texas Hawks; or, The Strange Decoy by Jos.
Read · 100 pages 1876 This dime novel by Captain Charles Howard, published by Beadle and Adams in October 1876, recounts the historical massacre at Fort Mimms (August 30, 1813) and its aftermath.
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Read · 100 pages 1876 This issue of The Haunted Hunter; or, Bill Blaze, the Luckless Trapper by William R.
Read · 100 pages 1876 This frontier adventure tale, serialized in an 1878 Beadle and Adams dime novel, centers on Frontier Shack (Ote Shackelford), a grizzled scout on the Platte River who rescues two y
Read · 100 pages 1876 By Captain Charles Howard, this frontier narrative is set in August 1812 during the War of 1812.
Read · 100 pages 1876 This issue of River Rifles (volume V, no.
Read · 100 pages 1876 By Emerson Rodman (Beadle and Adams, 1870)
A frontier adventure novella set on the Ohio River.
Read · 100 pages 1877 "Iron Hand, Chief of the Tory League," serialized in Beadle and Adams's dime novel (February 8, 1877), follows Edgar Sherwood, an English captain in the Continental Army during 1778 near Lake George.
Read · 100 pages 1877 This installment, published by Beadle and Adams (1872), is an adventure serial by Capt.
Read · 100 pages 1878 This issue of Beadle and Adams pocket novel features "Redlaw, the Half-Breed; or, The Tangled Trail," a frontier tale by Jos.
Read · 100 pages 1878 This Beadle and Adams dime novel serial, "Scarred Eagle: A Story of Lake and Shore" by Andrew Dearborn (published 1870), opens with a frontier chase across Lake Erie.
Read · 100 pages 1878 Nick Doyle, the Gold-Hunter: A Tale of California by P.
Read · 100 pages 1880 This serial adventure novel, "Billy Bowlegs, the Seminole Chief, or, The Captives of the Kissimmee," by the author of "Silver Bugle" and "Quindaro," recounts frontier warfare in 1830s Florida.
Read · 100 pages 1880 Canebrake Mose; The Swamp Guide by Walter Norris McNEIL (New York: Beadle and Adams, 1877).
Read · 100 pages 1880 Hank, the Guide; or, The Wrong Trail by Harry Hazard is a Western adventure novel serialized in Beadle and Adams's pocket novel series (1877).
Read · 100 pages 1880 Wild Nat, the Gulch Terror by W.
Read · 98 pages 1880 This cover for Beadle's Pocket Novels depicts a frontier confrontation: a woman in red and a man in blue gesture animatedly beneath gnarled trees, while two other figures observe.
Read · 100 pages 1882 By Mary A. Denison. Beadle and Adams pocket novel (circa 1860).
Read · 100 pages 1882 Peleg Smith: Adventures in the Tropics by Boynton H.
Read · 100 pages 1882 "The Witch of the Wallowish: A Legend of the Susquehanna" by Edwin E.
Read · 100 pages 1882 This issue of Dick Darling, the Pony Expressman by Frederick Whittaker (Beadle and Adams, 1874) presents a Western adventure set at Dolores Station on the Nevada Pony Express route.
Read · 100 pages 1883 On the Deep: The Missionary's Daughter
By Roger Starbuck, this maritime adventure opens as the bark Rainbow departs the Sandwich Islands with eighteen-year-old Grace Greenville aboard.
Read · 100 pages 1883 Irona; or, Life on the Old South-West Border by Edward S.
Read · 100 pages 1883 "The Hunter's Escape: A Tale of the Northwest in 1862" by Edward S.
Read · 100 pages 1883 By Colin Barker, published by Beadle and Adams (1880), this adventure narrative opens with an elaborate hunt through the tropical forests of the province of Cahay.
Read · 100 pages 1883 A historical fiction set during the American Revolutionary War at Valley Forge in 1777.
Beadle's New Dime Novels Beadle and Adams' cheaply printed serials (1860s–1880s) brought sensational fiction to working readers: Revolutionary War naval adventures, frontier rangers meeting Native American leaders, Maine lumbermen, colonial New England conflicts, and wilderness scouts pursuing captives across dangerous terrain. Authors include Lieut. Robert Phillipse, W. J. Hamilton, John Neal, and Captain Murray.
Read · 100 pages 1875 This Beadle and Adams dime novel, authored by W.
Read · 100 pages 1876 This is an 1870 Beadle and Adams dime novel by Oll Coomes titled Thornpath, the Trailer; or, The Perils of the Prairie.
Read · 100 pages 1876 This 1871 dime novel by Edwin Emerson features "Dingle, the Outlaw," opening with three hunters—young Philip Campbell, weathered scout Tom Badger, and Irish laborer Arran O'Rourke—camped by the Cumberland River in Tennessee.
Read · 100 pages 1876 This is a Beadle and Adams dime novel from 1870, a publisher's catalog page followed by the opening of "The Renegade Chief; or, Kirke, the Renegade" by Joseph L.
Read · 100 pages 1876 This issue contains Foul-Weather Jack; or, The Double Wreck by Roger Starbuck, a maritime adventure novella.
Read · 100 pages 1876 On the Trail: Tim Bufton, the Trapper by Edward S.
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Read · 100 pages 1876 This issue contains two principal items.
Read · 100 pages 1878 By Colonel Prentiss Ingraham, this adventure tale depicts an encounter between an American merchant vessel and Moorish corsairs in the early nineteenth century.
Read · 100 pages 1878 The opening installment of this dime novel is set thirty-five years prior in Kentucky and Tennessee, establishing the story's historical context of sparse settlement and regional distinctiveness.
Read · 100 pages 1878 This dime novel issue from Beadle and Adams contains "The Twin Trailers; or The Gamecock of El Paso," a Western tale by Edward Willett set on the Texan frontier.
Read · 100 pages 1878 This issue No. 7 of Beadle's Dime Novels contains The Warrior Princess: The Pride of the Everglades by W.
Read · 101 pages 1878 This 1878 dime novel by Andrew Dearborn, White Serpent, the Shawnee Scourge, opens in February 1742 along the Mohawk-Hudson junction.
Read · 92 pages 1879 This dime novel, "Barden, the Ranger: The Flower of the Uchees," by W.
Read · 99 pages 1879 A frontiersman in red cap and green jacket strides across rocky terrain, rifle raised, tracking game.
Read · 100 pages 1879 Eph Peters: or The Scout of the Mohawk Valley by W.
Read · 101 pages 1879 This catalog entry describes Little Moccasin; or, Along the Madawaska, a dime novel serialized in Beadle and Adams' popular hand-book series (1866).
Read · 98 pages 1879 The Privateer; or, The Pride of the Nansemond by Lieut.
Read · 100 pages 1881 This is a Beadle and Adams dime novel from 1885 titled "Captain Molly; or, The Fight at Trenton, Christmas, 1776" by Mrs.
Read · 108 pages 1881 This 1868 dime novel by Edward S.
Read · 100 pages 1881 This dime novel by C. Dunning Clark (published by Beadle and Adams, 1887) opens with historical fiction set in colonial New England.
Read · 121 pages 1881 A man in a brown coat and hat confronts a kneeling figure in red by a riverside, while a grotesque green creature looms between them.
Read · 101 pages 1881 This 1860s dime novel by Captain Murray follows the young Delaware trail-hunter Wingenund, hero of a previous narrative.
Read · 100 pages 1883 Blue Dick; or, The Yellow Chief's Vengeance by Captain Mayne Reid
This romance of the Rocky Mountains follows the aftermath of a brutal plantation punishment.
Read · 100 pages 1883 This serialized romance by Mrs.
Read · 101 pages 1884 This Beadle and Adams dime novel, Bess, the Female Trapper, by Lieutenant J.
Read · 100 pages 1884 This Beadle and Adams dime novel, The Specter Chief: The Indian's Revenge by Seelin Robins, is set in spring 1774 along the Ohio River during escalating colonial-Indian conflict.
Read · 100 pages 1885 By Captain Charles Howard. Published by Beadle and Adams, New York, this dime novel recounts a frontier narrative of vengeance set in 1813 Alabama.
The Blue Book Magazine Blue Book Magazine published adventure serials, mysteries, and short stories from the early 1900s through the 1920s, featuring works by E. Phillips Oppenheim, Zane Grey, and Edison Marshall across Westerns, diplomatic intrigue, cipher mysteries, and frontier wilderness tales. Each issue combined two or three serials with a dozen short stories spanning genres from maritime adventure to domestic fiction.
Read · 244 pages 1909 This February 1909 issue of Blue Book Magazine contains serialized and complete stories across varied genres.
Read · 246 pages 1911 The Blue Book Magazine, June 1911
This issue presents a miscellany of fiction across multiple genres.
Read · 218 pages 1917 This issue of the popular pulp magazine features two serialized novels and twelve short stories.
Read · 212 pages 1918 April 1918 Issue Contents
This issue features two serials: Stanley Shaw's "The Conquering Woman," a dramatic story of romance and business intrigue, and Charles Alden Seltzer's "F
Read · 204 pages 1918 This February 1918 issue of The Blue Book Magazine contains J.
Read · 216 pages 1919 This December 1919 issue of The Blue Book Magazine features ten short stories and two serials across multiple genres.
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Read · 212 pages 1919 This July 1919 issue of Blue Book Magazine features "The End Worth While," a novelette by William R.
Read · 212 pages 1920 This issue features the opening installment of "Cross Currents," a novel serialized with chapters by John Law Dallam and Frank H.
Read · 210 pages 1920 This issue contains The Voice of the Pack, a three-part serial by Edison Marshall about the great woods and mountains of Oregon.
Read · 208 pages 1920 This issue features "The Blue Ghost" by H.
Read · 212 pages 1920 This October 1920 issue of The Blue Book Magazine contains two serials and eight short stories.
Read · 202 pages 1921 The Blue Book Magazine, April 1921 (Vol.
Read · 212 pages 1921 This issue features "Rings and Things," a complete novelette by John A.
Read · 212 pages 1921 This November 1921 issue of Blue Book Magazine features serials and short stories spanning multiple genres.
Read · 212 pages 1922 This issue features fourteen fiction pieces across multiple genres.
Read · 208 pages 1922 August 1922 issue of Blue Book Magazine.
Read · 208 pages 1922 This May 1922 issue of Blue Book Magazine contains two serials and twelve short stories across adventure, mystery, and domestic fiction genres.
Read · 212 pages 1922 This October 1922 issue of The Blue Book Magazine features thirteen short stories and one serial.
Read · 204 pages 1922 This issue features serials and short stories across romance, adventure, and mystery genres.
Read · 212 pages 1923 This January 1923 issue of Blue Book Magazine features two serials and twelve short stories.
Read · 212 pages 1923 This June 1923 issue of The Blue Book Magazine contains thirteen short stories and two novelettes alongside a serial.
Read · 212 pages 1923 The Blue Book Magazine Table of Contents (September 1923 issue)
Two novelettes headline this issue.
Read · 216 pages 1924 A woman in frontier dress sits alertly in the foreground while two armed men—one in a wide-brimmed hat, the other obscured—confer behind her.
Read · 196 pages 1924 The Gallowstree Mystery
J. S. Fletcher's mystery novel begins in a coastal village where convalescent Ben Heckitt, eighteen and recovering from illness, remains at his family's an
Read · 212 pages 1924 This issue of The Blue Book Magazine collects serial and short fiction alongside advertisements.
Deadwood Dick Library Deadwood Dick Library presents serialized Western and domestic adventures from the 1890s–1920s: poor youths competing for inheritance in Philadelphia tenements, gold miners defending remote claims in the Black Hills, frontier sharpshooters and mysterious strangers in Dakota settlements, and masked bandits in mountain mining towns. Edward L. Wheeler's original Deadwood Dick tales appear alongside later pulp serials featuring Shakespeare-quoting banjo players, moonshining adventures, and detective work in Colorado mining camps.
Read · 38 pages 1899 This Half-Dime Library issue (No.
Read · 40 pages 1899 This Half-Dime Library issue from September 6, 1899, presents a catalog of Edward L.
Read · 40 pages 1899 This issue of the Half-Dime Library (October 4, 1899) features Edward L.
Read · 42 pages 1899 This issue of the Half-Dime Library (October 11, 1899) primarily catalogues Edward L.
Read · 42 pages 1899 This issue of the Half-Dime Library (No.
Read · 36 pages 1899 This issue of the pulp magazine contains "Sierra Sam's Double," a frontier detective story serialized under the byline of Edward L.
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Read · 38 pages 1899 This issue of the Half-Dime Library (No.
Read · 38 pages 1899 This issue of the Half-Dime Library (August 23, 1899) features the opening chapters of "Deadwood Dick as Detective," by Edward L.
Read · 36 pages 1899 This issue of The Seas Library (September 20, 1899, No.
Read · 40 pages 1899 This is the September 27, 1899 issue of Half-Dime Library, containing the opening installment of "Boss Bob, the King of Bootblacks; or, The Pawnbroker's Plot," a Philadelphia story by Edward L.
Read · 39 pages 1899 This issue of Wheeler's Half-Dime Library (No.
Read · 42 pages 1899 : # Catalog Note
This issue from November 1, 1899 (No.
Read · 42 pages 1899 This issue of the Half-Dime Library (No.
Read · 40 pages 1899 This November 15, 1899 issue of the Half-Dime Library presents Edward L.
Read · 42 pages 1899 This issue of the Half-Dime Library (November 22, 1899) contains the opening chapter of "Nobby Nick of Nevada: The Scamps of the Sierras" by Edward L.
Read · 42 pages 1899 This November 1899 issue of the Half-Dime Library contains two stories.
Read · 42 pages 1899 This issue of the Half-Dime Library (December 6, 1899) is primarily a catalog listing of the Deadwood Dick, Jr.
Read · 36 pages 1928 This issue of the Dick Turpin Library presents "The Masked Terror," a Western adventure serial.
Read · 36 pages 1928 Jim Bludsoe's Triumph is a serialized novel of domestic intrigue and inheritance conflict.
Read · 36 pages 1928 This issue contains the opening chapters of an adventure serial set in the Black Hills gold-mining country during the rainy season.
Read · 36 pages 1928 This publication contains the opening installments of "Buckhorn Bill and the Moonshiners," a frontier adventure serial illustrated with detailed character descriptions and action sequences.
Read · 36 pages 1928 This pulp adventure serial opens with a frontier turkey-shooting competition at a remote settlement near a Dakota railroad station during a harsh winter.
Read · 36 pages 1928 This installment of Deadwood Dick and the Warriors of the Sun-God opens in the Black Hills mining town of Quartz City during a masquerade ball at Pretzel Pete's tavern.
Read · 36 pages 1928 This Deadwood Dick pulp serial, titled "Deadwood Dick's Strange Duel," concerns outlaws and mining camps in the Dakota territory.
Authentic Science Fiction Monthly Authentic Science Fiction Monthly presents British and American science fiction from the early 1950s, featuring full-length novels by H.J. Campbell, Charles L. Harness, and E.C. Tubb alongside stories exploring underground cities, Venus expeditions, and malfunctioning robots. Reader letters document contemporary debates over narrative style and characterization.
Read · 116 pages 1951 This issue of Authentic Science Fiction magazine contains a reader letters section and the opening of the full-length novel "The Moon Is Heaven" by H.J.
Read · 115 pages 1952 EARTH OUR NEW EDEN by F. G. Rayer presents a dystopian narrative set in a vast underground city.
Read · 146 pages 1953 Authentic Science Fiction Monthly, No.
Read · 146 pages 1953 This issue (November 1953) features E.
Read · 146 pages 1953 Issue No. 40, December 15, 1953
This issue features a full-length novel The Best Laid Scheme by Kelvin Strike, set in the twenty-fifth century, depicting logician Stebbing Joseph
Read · 149 pages 1953 This is the first issue of Authentic Science Fiction Monthly, a British science fiction periodical edited by H.J.
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Read · 149 pages 1953 This British science fiction monthly, edited by H.J.
Read · 148 pages 1954 Authentic Science Fiction, Volume 1, No.
Read · 162 pages 1956 Authentic Science Fiction Monthly, Issue No.
Read · 163 pages 1956 Authentic Science Fiction no. 74 (November 1956) contains one novelette, five short stories, and non-fiction features.
Read · 162 pages 1957 This issue features the science-fiction novel "Prestige" by Kenneth Bulmer, which opens with Eugene Carlisle, a government official, delivering news of his son's death in space to General John Alleyn Flinders.
Read · 130 pages 1957 This issue features the opening installment of Douglas West's "Dead Weight," a three-part serial depicting a future society where Doctor Blue's immortality serum has created a perm
Read · 130 pages 1957 This issue contains "Assassin in Hiding," a novelette by Philip E.
Read · 130 pages 1957 Authentic Science Fiction, May 1957, No.
Read · 130 pages 1957 Authentic Science Fiction, June 1957
This issue contains a short novel and novelette plus four short stories.
Read · 130 pages 1957 This monthly British science fiction magazine contains four novelettes and four short stories.
Read · 130 pages 1957 This October 1957 issue of Authentic Science Fiction contains three novelettes and four short stories alongside an article.
Read · 162 pages 1957 This issue features Jonathan Burke's novel The Recusants, which explores a future society where children born under "radiation blankets" develop superior intelligence and legally control their households.
Read · 130 pages 1957 Authentic Science Fiction, July 1957, Issue 82
This issue opens with editor E.
The New York Dime Library A weekly pulp featuring serialized adventures by Colonel Prentiss Ingraham, Captain Fred Whittaker, and W. R. Eyster—pirate romances, western gunfights, mining town intrigues, and Civil War-era tavern dramas set from Irish coastlines to El Paso deserts. Eighteen-year-old heroines take ship's wheels; drifters stumble into ambushes; executors inherit gold claims.
Read · 36 pages 1897 Buffalo Bill's Grim Guard; or, The Chinaman in Buckskin by Col.
Read · 36 pages 1898 This dime novel installment, by Jos.
Read · 32 pages 1900 This serial by Ned Buntline appeared in Beadle's dime novel series (July 1900).
Read · 32 pages 1900 This August 1900 issue of Beadle's Dime Novels features "Tracked from the Rockies to New York" by Albert W.
Read · 32 pages 1900 Three-Fingered Jack, The Road-Agent of the Rockies; or, The Boy Miner of Hard Luck by Joseph E.
Read · 32 pages 1900 Beadle's Dime Library, October 1900, No.
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Read · 32 pages 1900 This issue features "The Swordmaker of the Santee" by Dr.
Read · 32 pages 1900 "Old Bull's-Eye, the Lightning Shot of the Plains" by Joseph E.
Read · 32 pages 1901 Col. Prentiss Ingraham's serial adventure novel, published June 1901 in Beadle & Adams periodical, depicts a dramatic maritime pursuit in Caribbean waters.
Read · 32 pages 1901 This July 1901 pulp magazine issue contains "Double-Death's Eye Trail" and its associated serial "The Spy Queen of Wyoming" by Captain Frederick Whittaker.
Read · 24 pages 1901 This October 1901 issue of a New York pulp weekly features the opening installment of "Captain Kyd, The King of the Black Flag; or, The Witch of Death Castle" by Colonel Prentiss Ingraham, a prolific adventure writer.
Read · 32 pages 1904 The Fugitive Privateer: A Romance of Ocean Trails by Colonel Prentiss Ingraham opens with the merchant brig Mermaid, captained by Norman Hurst, under pursuit by the pirate schooner Sea Torch during a violent storm.
Read · 32 pages 1904 "Millions on the Turn" by W. R.
Read · 32 pages 1905 This April 1905 issue of Beadle & Adams' weekly contains "Ocean Guerrillas; or, The Planter Midshipman," a serial romance by Colonel Prentiss Ingraham.
Read · 32 pages 1905 This serialized western romance by Albert W.
Read · 32 pages 1905 This issue of the pulp magazine contains "A Sport in Spectacles; or, The Bad Time at Bunco" by Wm.
Read · 32 pages 1905 This March 1905 pulp magazine contains the opening chapter of a Western serial titled "Old Forked-Lightning, the Solitary," authored by an unnamed writer.
Read · 32 pages 1905 This 1890 Beadle & Adams pulp magazine features the opening chapters of "The Mad Magician" by Captain Fred.
Read · 32 pages 1905 This issue of the Boys' Library contains two serialized adventure stories.
Blue and Gray Weekly Blue and Gray Weekly presents Civil War serials by Lieutenant Harry Lee, following volunteer militia companies—the Union's Fairdale Blues and the Confederate Virginia Grays—through battles from Fort Donelson to the Peninsula campaign. Each installment tracks young officers like Captain Jack Clark and Captain Will Prentiss as they navigate siege, reconnaissance, court martial, and combat.
Read · 34 pages 1904 The Boys in Blue Mustered In
This Civil War serial by Lieutenant Harry Lee follows young Jack Clark of Fairdale, New York, a captain of the volunteer militia company known as the Fairdale Blues.
Read · 36 pages 1904 This issue of Blue and Gray Weekly contains the opening chapters of "Fort Donelson; or, The Boys in Blue's Great Charge," by Lieutenant Harry Lee.
Read · 36 pages 1904 This Civil War serial follows Captain Will Prentiss of the Virginia Grays, a Confederate militia company of Richmond youths, during the Seven Days' battles.
Read · 36 pages 1904 This is a Frank Tousey catalog and story issue from November 18, 1904.
Read · 36 pages 1904 This issue of Blue and Gray, a weekly devoted to Civil War stories, contains the serialized tale "Leading the Line: The Boys in Gray's Best Work," credited to Lieut.
Read · 36 pages 1904 This December 2, 1904 issue of the Frank Tousey Boys' Weekly features primarily a serialized military adventure, "The Boys in Blue" by Lieutenant Harry Lee, set during the American Civil War.
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Read · 36 pages 1904 This December 1904 issue of Boys of Gray Weekly, a pulp magazine featuring Civil War stories, contains "Winning the Day," attributed to Lieut.
Read · 36 pages 1904 This issue of Blue and Gray Weekly (December 16, 1904) features "Chasing the Enemy; or, The Boys in Blue in Hot Pursuit," a serial by Lieutenant Harry Lee.
Read · 36 pages 1904 Beyond the "Dead-Line": Or, The Boys in Gray Besieged
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Read · 36 pages 1904 This issue of Frank Tousey's weekly dime novel magazine for December 30, 1904 (No.
Read · 36 pages 1905 This issue features the serialized story "Before Richmond" by Lieut.
Read · 36 pages 1905 This issue features the serial "In the Trenches; or, The Boys in Blue Surrounded" by Lieutenant Harry Lee, a Civil War adventure centered on the Fairdale Blues, a New York company
Read · 36 pages 1905 This issue of Blue and Gray Weekly (January 20, 1905) features "Under Guard; or, Boys in Gray in Trouble" by Lieut.
Read · 36 pages 1905 This installment of Blue and Gray Weekly presents "Saddle and Sabre; or, The Boys in Blue's Hard Ride," a Civil War adventure by Lieut.
Read · 36 pages 1905 At Cedar Mountain: Boys in Gray with Stonewall Jackson
This serial by Lieutenant Harry Lee, appearing in Blue and Gray Weekly, depicts Civil War action in Virginia.
Read · 36 pages 1905 This issue of Boys of Blue Weekly (February 10, 1905) contains "Driven Back; or, Rosin Blue's Clever Retreat" by Lieutenant Harry Lee, a Civil War adventure serial featuring the "F
Read · 36 pages 1905 This issue of Blue and Gray Weekly (February 17, 1905) features "Turning the Tide; or, The Boys in Gray On Time" by Lieut.
All Story Magazine All-Story Magazine serialized adventure and romance across the early twentieth century, featuring swashbuckling conspiracies on Caribbean islands, lost-world expeditions, and romantic entanglements among aristocrats and adventurers. Stories unfolded across multiple installments, drawing readers back week after week with cliffhangers and exotic settings.
Read · 17 pages 1907 All-Story Magazine, September 1907, serial installment.
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The Black Mask Black Mask published detective novelettes and short crime stories by authors including Thyra Samter Winslow and J. S. Fletcher, alongside locked-room murders, impossible crimes, and cases built from circumstantial evidence. Both American and British editions featured private investigators and beat cops navigating murder cases across the 1920s through 1950s.
Read · 132 pages 1920 Saga Magazine: August 1920
This issue of Saga Magazine, a monthly devoted to "Mystery, Romance and Adventure," contains ten short stories and serials by varied authors.
Read · 136 pages 1920 A Magazine of Mystery, Romance and Adventure, September 1920, Vol.
Read · 136 pages 1920 A woman in a silk nightgown and copper-red wrap reaches toward a lamp on a side table, her face turned in alarm toward two masked figures lurking at the curtains — one on each flan
Read · 130 pages 1921 This issue contains fifteen short mystery and thriller stories.
Read · 132 pages 1922 This April 1922 issue of Black Mask magazine, subtitled "A Magazine of Mystery, Thrills and Surprise," opens with the serial "Exterior to the Evidence" by J.
Read · 132 pages 1922 This August 1922 issue of a pulp mystery magazine contains fiction by established authors in the detective and crime genre.
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Read · 75 pages 1923 Black Mask, October 1, 1923
A detective story from the Continental Detective Agency's San Francisco office.
Read · 247 pages 1925 This issue features "The Trail of the Feathered Snake" by Solon K.
Read · 68 pages 1949 This June 1949 issue of Black Mask (Vol.
Read · 68 pages 1950 This April 1950 British edition of Black Mask contains six detective and crime stories.
Read · 68 pages 1950 This February 1950 British edition of Black Mask contains six detective and crime stories.
Astounding Stories of Super-Science Clayton Publications' science fiction magazine presents explorers discovering lunar civilizations and aquatic races, mad scientists stealing brains, and creatures rising from Antarctica—stories by Victor Rousseau, Sewell Peaslee Wright, Charles W. Diffin, and others spanning planetary adventure, technological catastrophe, and speculative science.
Read · 151 pages 1930 Astounding Stories of Super-Science (January 1930, Vol.
Read · 153 pages 1930 Into the Ocean's Depths and Murder Madness
This May 1930 issue of Astounding Stories features two science fiction serials.
Read · 148 pages 1930 This October 1930 issue of Astounding Stories of Super-Science contains five science fiction works.
Read · 149 pages 1930 This November 1930 issue of Astounding Stories of Super-Science contains six science fiction stories.
Read · 149 pages 1930 This August 1930 issue of Astounding Stories contains seven science-fiction stories spanning planetary exploration and technological threats.
Read · 153 pages 1930 This issue of Astounding Stories (vol.
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Read · 149 pages 1930 This issue of the science fiction pulp contains six stories and serials.
Read · 151 pages 1930 "Slaves of the Dust" by Sophie Wenzel Ellis describes a transformation where a rat acquires a man's head and face as retribution.
Read · 149 pages 1931 This issue features five science fiction stories and serials.
Adventure Adventure magazine published complete novels and short stories across decades of exploration, crime, and intrigue. Readers encountered buried-treasure hunts by J. Allan Dunn, Caribbean pirate civil wars, Palestinian espionage by Talbot Mundy, Craig Kennedy mysteries, and desert survival tales alongside mining exposés and Irish coastal mysteries.
Read · 196 pages 1911 This issue contains George Graham Rice's exposé series "My Adventures with Your Money," detailing the Goldfield mining-stock boom of 1906.
Read · 228 pages 1914 The Stolen War-Secret: A Book-Length Novel by Arthur B.
Read · 228 pages 1915 This debut issue of Adventure magazine (November 1915) features "The Gold Lust," a complete novel by J.
Read · 228 pages 1917 This February 1917 Adventure issue features the complete novel "Nobody's Island" by Beatrice Grimshaw, along with multiple shorter stories.
Read · 196 pages 1918 This mid-July 1918 issue of Adventure magazine, edited by Arthur Sullivant Hoffman and published by The Ridgway Company, contains eight fiction pieces alongside poetry and departmental columns.
Read · 172 pages 1920 This December 3rd, 1920 issue of Adventure contains fiction by Robert J.
Beyond Fantasy Fiction Beyond Fantasy Fiction (1953–1954) blended science fiction and fantasy across novellas and short stories by Sturgeon, Farmer, Gunn, Budrys, and Cogswell—tales of psychic confrontation, supernatural military incursions, detective work in exclusive clubs, impossible bodily resurrection, and wizards seeking escape. Each issue explored the strange and speculative through premise-driven narratives grounded in ordinary lives disrupted by the impossible.
Read · 164 pages 1953 "...And My Fear Is Great" by Theodore Sturgeon opens this first issue of Beyond Fantasy Fiction.
Read · 164 pages 1953 This issue of the science fiction and fantasy magazine features novelets and short stories by established genre authors.
Read · 165 pages 1953 This issue, edited by H. L. Gold, features "The Real People," a novella by Algis Budrys about Fred Delman, a man recovering from a serious car accident.
Read · 164 pages 1954 This issue of Beyond Fantasy Fiction contains a novella and three novelets of speculative fiction.
Read · 132 pages 1954 This issue features five novelets and short stories blending science fiction, fantasy, and bizarre premises.
Read · 165 pages 1954 This issue of Beyond Fantasy Fiction (January 1954) contains three lead stories.
A. Merritt's Fantasy Magazine A. Merritt's Fantasy Magazine reprinted classic pulp fantasy and weird fiction, featuring A. Merritt's own otherworldly adventures alongside stories by Frederick Faust and other prolific genre writers. Readers encounter modern New Yorkers transported to ancient realms, atomic-age ranchmen in hidden worlds, and women wielding supernatural power—narratives originally published in the 1930s–40s.
Read · 132 pages 1949 This inaugural issue features two stories.
Read · 133 pages 1949 This inaugural issue of a magazine devoted to A.
Read · 132 pages 1950 This issue features two works of supernatural and historical fantasy.
Read · 132 pages 1950 This pulp fantasy magazine features reprinted classic stories.
Read · 133 pages 1950 This February 1950 issue of A. Merritt's Fantasy Magazine (Vol.
Read · 134 pages 1950 This issue contains three reprinted fantasy and weird fiction stories.
Astounding Science Fiction Astounding Science Fiction presented hard technical speculation alongside narrative adventure during the 1940s: stories of interplanetary relay stations and electron weapons by George O. Smith, Murray Leinster's vision of societal collapse, Theodore Sturgeon's alien intelligence tale, and A. E. van Vogt's space opera. Each issue combined novelettes and short stories exploring spacecraft, distant colonies, and futures both mechanical and catastrophic.
Read · 68 pages 1944 This April 1944 issue of Astounding Science-Fiction contains three novelettes.
Read · 68 pages 1944 This issue features three science-fiction novelettes and three short stories.
Read · 68 pages 1944 This issue features four science fiction stories.
Read · 68 pages 1944 Astounding Science-Fiction, June 1944
This issue presents five science fiction stories.
Read · 68 pages 1944 This issue of Astounding Science-Fiction (October 1944) contains two novelettes and three short stories.
Read · 68 pages 1945 This issue of Astounding Science-Fiction (May 1945, British Edition, Vol.
Detective Story Magazine
Read · 164 pages 1918 This December 10, 1918 issue of Detective Story Magazine contains one complete novel and three seven-part serials, plus six short stories.
Read · 149 pages 1921 This issue opens with "Warren Bigelow, the Finger Print Detective," a brief crime story establishing the protagonist's deductive abilities: Bigelow identifies "Big Joe" Moran, a sa
Read · 164 pages 1922 This issue of Detective Story Magazine contains one complete novel and multiple serials alongside short fiction and informational features.
Read · 148 pages 1923 This issue of Detective Story Magazine (June 9, 1923) contains four serials and several short stories.
Read · 148 pages 1923 This issue contains nine stories spanning detective, mystery, and supernatural fiction.
Read · 172 pages 1923 This issue of Detective Story Magazine contains one complete novel, two serials, and four short stories.
Munsey's Magazine
Read · 400 pages 1891 This volume of Munsey's Magazine (April-September 1896) contains illustrated articles on contemporary subjects and biographical profiles: "Modern Religious Painting" examining cont
Read · 24 pages 1922 This issue contains Edgar Rice Burroughs's serial "The Girl from Hollywood," a modern drama set in Southern California.
Read · 24 pages 1922 This serialized drama, set in southern California's foothills, follows interlocking stories among neighboring ranches.
Read · 24 pages 1922 Edgar Rice Burroughs' serialized novel "The Girl from Hollywood" opens with a dramatic Southern California ranch setting.
Read · 16 pages 1922 This installment of Edgar Rice Burroughs's serial "The Girl from Hollywood" covers a crisis at the Ganado ranch in Southern California.
Read · 21 pages 1922 The Girl from Hollywood (continued serial), by Edgar Rice Burroughs.
The Cavalier
Read · 225 pages 1910 This April 1910 issue of The Cavalier contains two complete novels: "No Doubt About It" by Robert Carlton Brown and "The Man In the Shadow" by Douglas Pierce.
Read · 205 pages 1910 This July 1910 issue of The Cavalier contains two complete novels and multiple series, along with sixteen shorter stories.
Read · 210 pages 1910 This issue of The Cavalier, a Frank A.
Read · 200 pages 1912 This September 21, 1912 issue of The Cavalier contains three serials and one novelette, along with ten short stories and several poems.
Read · 6 pages 1912 This issue contains two serialized stories.
Read · 35 pages 1913 This issue of The Cavalier contains "Lucifer's Wife," a medieval romance novelette by Eleanor M.
Golden Argosy
Read · 17 pages 1887 This issue of The Golden Argosy (January 22, 1887) contains an adventure narrative titled "The Cinnamon Grizzly." The unnamed teenage protagonist, living in Colorado with his fathe
Read · 17 pages 1887 "The Panther Terror" by Captain R.
Read · 17 pages 1888 This serial story by Gayle Winterton follows sixteen-year-old Hope Everton, a beautiful young woman living with her widow mother in New York City.
Read · 17 pages 1888 "Jack Ray's Luck," by Percy Earle (serial fiction)
The Golden Argosy, Vol.
Read · 16 pages 1888 "The Prairie Scourge" by Henry M.
The Popular Magazine
Read · 208 pages 1922 This issue of Popular (Vol. LXIII, No.
Read · 196 pages 1924 The Popular Magazine, August 20, 1924, features "The Gates of Morning," a four-part South Seas romance by H.
Read · 196 pages 1925 This August 1925 issue of Popular Magazine contains eight fiction pieces spanning adventure, mystery, western, and detective genres.
Read · 220 pages 1925 This issue contains ten short stories and one serialized novel, reflecting the adventure and romance pulp tradition.
Read · 212 pages 1925 This issue of Popular magazine (January 7, 1925) contains nine short stories and two serials across adventure, romance, and crime fiction genres.
10-Story Detective Magazine Cover A quarterly detective pulp featuring short stories and novelettes by Ralph Powers, James A. Kirch, and Harold F. Sorensen. Readers encounter district attorneys pursuing criminal lawyers, troubleshooters investigating suicides, and detectives facing mysterious antagonists across crime scenarios from carnival murders to organized crime networks.
Read · 116 pages 1938 This detective fiction quarterly contains nine short stories and two novelettes.
Read · 116 pages 1938 Station Manager
— Radio Play Right now I'm an Assistant Manager at_
a radio station, and earning $40 a week.
Read · 116 pages 1939 A man in a blue shirt grips a large red umbrella while a woman in a pink slip clings to his arm, both positioned against a desert landscape under stormy skies.
Read · 116 pages 1939 This detective and crime pulp contains eleven stories across multiple genres.
Adventure Magazine Early 20th-century pulp fiction featuring aviation rescues, Crusade-era historical novels by Harold Lamb, Pacific piracy tales, and desert survival stories. Writers including Henry M. Neely, Jackson Gregory, and Gordon MacCreagh deliver complete novels and novelettes across aviation, history, and wilderness adventure.
Read · 228 pages 1916 Yahoya, a complete novel by Jackson Gregory, dominates this issue.
Read · 228 pages 1916 ## Adventure, March 1916
This complete novel by Henry M.
Read · 196 pages 1924 This April 10, 1924 Adventure magazine contains one complete novel and two novelettes, with authors including Harold Lamb, Frank Robertson, James K.
Read · 216 pages 1924 This issue contains three complete novelettes and several shorter adventure stories.
Analog British Edition
Read · 132 pages 1961 This July 1961 British edition of Analog Science Fact & Fiction contains several science fiction works.
Read · 132 pages 1962 This January 1962 British edition of Analog Science Fact & Fiction contains multiple works of science fiction.
Read · 132 pages 1962 This issue of Analog Science Fact & Fiction (British Edition, February 1962) features a short novel, two short stories, and the second part of a serialized work.
Read · 132 pages 1962 This issue of Analog features editor John W.
Bluebook for Men
Read · 92 pages 1960 This issue of Bluebook for Men (October 1960) features fiction by James Merriam Moore, Theodore Irwin, Jack Dillon, Tom McMorrow, A.V.
Read · 92 pages 1961 This issue features fiction by established pulp authors including Hank Searls, John D.
Read · 92 pages 1962 This February 1962 issue of Bluebook for Men contains feature articles, adventure fiction, and short stories.
Read · 84 pages 1962 October 1962 Issue Contents
This issue features action adventure and true crime stories alongside practical guides.
Dare-Devil Aces
Read · 132 pages 1935 Dare-Devil Aces (March 1935), Vol.
Read · 117 pages 1937 New Palaces (April 1937, Vol. 16, No.
Read · 116 pages 1938 This issue features six complete aviation adventure stories plus special features.
Read · 117 pages 1939 This issue features five aviation war stories centered on World War I aerial combat.
Railroad Mans Magazine Published for workers in the rail industry, these issues from 1909–1912 feature short fiction, practical advice, and departmental reports written for locomotive engineers, dispatchers, and station workers. Readers will find technical instruction alongside adventure narratives set in railway yards and along the tracks.
10-Story Book 10-Story Book published compact fiction across three decades, from tropical adventure serials like "Nuki-Hiva Head" by Captain T. Jenkins Hains to urban tales of "Peacock Alley" and supernatural romance in "Thief of Love." Each issue packed eight stories into pulp pages, mixing whaling narratives, hotel intrigue, and geisha mysteries.
10-Story Detective A pulp magazine delivering ten crime stories per issue, featuring detective novelettes and short crime narratives by authors including H.Q. Masur, Norman A. Daniels, Harold Francis Sorensen, and Ernest Johnson. Readers encounter scenarios ranging from small-town murder cases to invisible threats, corpse bodyguards, and lethal morgue schemes.
Argosy and Railroad Man's Magazine A weekly pulp showcasing serial adventures across genres: outlaw knights in Tudor England, railroad crime, and frontier drama by authors including George C. Shedd, Alfred D. Pettibone, and the Dorrance writing team. Issues span 1919 with multi-part stories and complete novelettes alongside period advertisements.
Read · 196 pages 1919 This weekly pulp magazine issue contains four serial stories in various stages: "Cold Steel" by George C.
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Read · 188 pages 1919 This issue of Argosy and Railroad Man's Magazine (May 24, 1919) contains four serialized stories: "Sword and Anvil" by George Foxhall, featuring Rupert, Earl of Winston, an outlaw
Bedtime Stories
Black Book Detective Black Book Detective featured complete novels starring Tony Quinn, a masked vigilante and assistant district attorney who fought crime as the costumed Black Bat. G. Wayman Jones's stories pit Quinn against political corruption, juvenile delinquency, and unsolved murders in tales of detection and dark justice.
Read · 116 pages 1947 This issue features detective and mystery fiction across several tales.
Read · 148 pages 1948 This issue features "City of Hate," a complete Black Bat novel by G.
Read · 132 pages 1949 This issue features Tony Quinn, the Black Bat, a masked vigilante assistant district attorney who disguises himself in black regalia to combat crime.
Blue Ribbon Western
Read · 116 pages 1945 This issue of Blue Ribbon Western contains two western stories.
Read · 116 pages 1945 This issue of Blue Ribbon Western (Volume 8, Number 2) contains three fiction pieces and three factual articles about the American West.
Read · 100 pages 1948 This issue features "Disaster Trail," a novel-length western by Al Cody centered on post-Civil War Texas.
Chums *Chums* served British boys with serial adventures across two decades: school mysteries like the puzzle-theft drama at Willowfield, maritime disasters such as the cargo-fire wreck of the steamship Dunbar, and wartime tales of boys undertaking secret munitions work inspired by Victoria Cross heroes.
Read · 20 pages 1907 In Mother's Shoes at School, by Tom H.
Read · 13 pages 1917 This boys' school story, serialized in The Magnet (September 1917), follows two fifteen-year-old schoolboys, Ellis and the narrator ("Blinkers"), inspired by their former schoolmate Sudbury's Victoria Cross award for WWI heroism.
Read · 12 pages 1917 This opening serial installment describes the wreck of the steamship Dunbar in the Gulf of Mexico.
Complete Story Magazine
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This October 10, 1924 issue of People's Magazine (combined with a complete story magazine) contains five short stories and two novelettes focused on western and adventure themes.
Read · 142 pages 1925 Doom Canyon by Russell Montague
This complete novel, beginning in the January 25, 1925 issue, is a western set in the lawless Three Corners region where Arizona, New Mexico, and Mexico meet.
Read · 172 pages 1925 This June 10, 1925 issue of Twice-a-Month Complete Story Magazine contains six short stories and a complete novel.
Short Stories
The Dime Library The Dime Library presented serialized adventure tales set across exotic locales: Colonel Prentiss Ingraham's Gulf piracy saga, Jos. E. Badger Jr.'s Texas outlaw narrative punctuated by arena spectacle, and Captain Frederick Whittaker's 1857 Indian Rebellion drama culminating in execution by cannon.
Read · 24 pages 1901 This 1901 pulp serial, "Double Sight, the Death Shot: The Outlaw of the Chaparral" by Jos.
Read · 24 pages 1901 This 1880 serialized adventure, The Duke of Diamonds: The Flower of Calcutta by Captain Frederick Whittaker, opens with the execution by cannon of the deposed Rajah of Krishnapoor during the 1857 Indian Rebellion.
Read · 32 pages 1905 This June 1905 issue of a pulp magazine contains "The Rival Rovers: A Romance of Outlawry on Blue Waters" by Colonel Prentiss Ingraham, presented as a companion to "The Red Rapier.
12 Sports Aces Sports Aces delivered a dozen complete stories per issue across boxing, baseball, hockey, wrestling, and track, featuring novelets like John Wilson's "The Red-Light Express" about a hockey player's struggles and Joe Archibald's "Spike That Man Out!" following a demoted shortstop's comeback.
5 Detective Novels Magazine Cover 5 Detective Novels Magazine featured five full-length detective and crime novellas per issue, alongside shorter stories and features. Readers encountered hard-boiled protagonists like bill collector Johnny Craig navigating West Side murders, femme fatale criminals, and cases steeped in working-class intrigue by writers including Norman Daniels and Donn Multally.
Amazing Adventures
Battle Stories Battle Stories, Fawcett's 25-cent pulp magazine, presents military fiction and firsthand accounts of combat and espionage. Issues feature spy novels based on true exploits, cavalry action novelets, and nonfiction pieces on weapons history—including accounts of famous artillery and decorated soldiers.
Black Arrow Beadle and Company's frontier tales featuring hunters, outlaws, and frontier justice across the Texas plains and wilderness. These dime novels by Frederick Whittaker and Edward Willett pit lone protagonists against gangs and dangerous terrain, with loyalty and honor tested in stories of pursuit and defection.
Breezy Stories Breezy Stories, a pulp magazine of romance and contemporary fiction, offers short stories, novelettes, and poems spanning 1916 to 1922. Readers will find tales like Martin Kellar's "The Love-Story of a Human Cog" and Victoria Gotland's "Infatuation"—stories of shy office workers and captivated young women navigating modern life.
Read · 132 pages 1916 This issue of Breezy Stories contains a varied collection of short fiction, poems, and sketches.
Read · 132 pages 1922 This issue of Breezy Stories, a pulp magazine specializing in romance and contemporary fiction, contains fifteen short stories and novelettes by various authors, along with seven poems.
Broadway Nights
Cheer Boys Cheer A British penny weekly for boys featuring science fiction serials like "The Phantom Submarine" with Professor Steel's advanced vessel, adventure tales such as "The Forest of Fear" by Reginald Wray, and dark South Seas narratives including Horace Phillips's "Rogues & Rovers," which depicts mutiny and violence aboard a blackbirding schooner.
Read · 36 pages 1913 This issue of Cheer Boys Cheer, a British boys' weekly publication priced at one penny, features "The Phantom Submarine," a new serial centered on Professor Steel's adventures in his advanced submarine vessel of the same name.
Read · 36 pages 1913 "Rogues & Rovers," a South Seas serial by Horace Phillips opens aboard the blackbirding schooner Lone Star.
Fifteen Western Tales *Fifteen Western Tales* presented pulp westerns across multiple years, featuring novelettes and short stories by authors including Thomas Thompson, Bryce Walton, Gordon D. Shirreffs, and Walt Coburn. Stories followed gunfighters, nesters, and lawmen through desert standoffs and betrayals, mixing quick-draw action with strategic silences.
Hutchinsons Story Magazine *Hutchinsons Story Magazine* presented fiction across genres—adventure, mystery, and domestic drama—in fortnightly issues during 1919. Readers encountered short stories by established and emerging writers, offering entertainment suited to post-war audiences seeking varied narrative escape.
Peoples Magazine A weekly digest of short fiction, human-interest reportage, and illustrated features for working-class readers. Issues span from 1915 to 1922, capturing popular stories, celebrity profiles, and serialized narratives that defined early 20th-century mass media entertainment.
The Boy Miners Beadle and Adams's serialized novel by Edward S. Ellis follows brothers George and Edwin Inwood and Jim Tubbs as they prospect for gold in Yellowstone country, only to find themselves trapped in a cave when Mohave Indians discover their operation. This dime novel adventure combines frontier mining with Indigenous encounter narratives.
The Double Hero These restored issues of *The Double Hero* present serialized naval historical fiction set during the War of 1812, following the construction of warships Lawrence and Niagara on Lake Erie under Commodore Oliver H. Perry. Spanning from 1861 to 1881 printings, the narrative interweaves military shipyard operations with romantic plot lines involving a lieutenant and a major's daughter.
The Forest Princess Beadle dime novels featuring Joseph E. Badger Jr.'s frontier serial, following scouts Uriah Barham and Pete Shafer as they monitor Indian movements along the Wabash River during the War of 1812 under General Samuel Hopkins's command. These issues blend adventure with historical detail of early American frontier conflicts.
The Frontier *The Frontier* presented Western and adventure fiction under the subtitle "Thrilling Stories of Six-gun Days: Cowboy Days & Pirate Days." This May 1926 issue features stories by Don McGrew, J.E. Grinstead, Robert V. Carr, and Anthony M. Rud, blending frontier gunplay with high-seas adventure.
Read · 115 pages 1926 This issue of The Frontier features four authors presenting stories in the Western and adventure pulp genres.
Read · 114 pages 1926 # May 1926 issue of The Frontier, a pulp magazine subtitled "Thrilling Stories of Six-gun Days: Cowboy Days & Pirate Days." Featured authors include Don McGrew, J.E.
The Half Dime Library The Half Dime Library serialized detective stories and frontier romances by prolific western author Col. Prentiss Ingraham, from mysteries unfolding in coastal mansions to Pony Express adventures across moonlit prairies. Readers encountered artist detectives and seventeen-year-old heroes navigating duels, abductions, and moral entanglements.
The Hussar Captain Colonel Prentiss Ingraham's serial follows Captain Glen Tarleton of Washington's Continental Army through 1776 New York City during British occupation, as he disarms grenadiers and evades enemy guards. Beadle and Adams's pocket novel format brought Revolutionary adventure to mass audiences in the 1880s.
Read · 100 pages 1882 This issue, number 98 of Beadle and Adams's pocket novels, contains The Hussar Captain by Colonel Prentiss Ingraham, set in New York City during the 1776 British occupation.
Read · 32 pages 1885 This weekly story paper issue features the opening installment of "The Hussar Captain; or, The Hermit of Hell-Gate" by Col.
The Junior Munsey and The Puritan
The Kid Glove Miner Colonel Prentiss Ingraham's Western serial follows an Eastern gentleman through mining country, where he inherits mysteries from a dying guide and pursues his sister among prospectors and schemes. Adventure unfolds across gold rush landscapes with characters named Elegant Ed and Lucky Pete, blending romance with frontier intrigue.
The King's Man Beadle's Dime Novels serialized A.J.H. Duganne's Revolutionary War narrative set in Charleston, 1776, opening with an aristocratic wedding at a merchant's mansion. This affordable weekly fiction delivered historical drama to mass audiences during the Civil War and Reconstruction eras.
Top-Notch Magazine This twice-monthly pulp magazine delivered action and adventure stories to readers seeking fast-paced narratives. Issues feature complete novels like Roland Ashford Phillips' "When Truth Played False," set among Canada's Mounted Police in remote Alberta, alongside shorter fiction across multiple genres.
Standalone books & one-shots Self-contained novels, serials and one-off issues — each restored end to end.
Read · 104 pages The Slave Sculptor This issue contains two serials set during the Aztec empire.
Read · 134 pages The Land Claim "Alicia Newcome; or, The Land-Claim: A Story of the Upper Missouri" by Mrs.
Read · 132 pages The Riflemen of the Miami This Beadle and Company dime novel selection contains three serialized adventure tales.
Read · 52 pages The Secret Shot; Or, The Rivals Of Misty Mount This publication, American Tales, issue containing "The Secret Shot; or, The Rivals of Misty Mount" by Herrick Johnstone (1864), is a historical romance set during the American Revolution.
Read · 102 pages Red Plume Red Plume: The Renegade, a Tale of the Blackfeet Country
This Beadle's Dime Novel, No.
Read · 100 pages The Seminole Chief This issue contains two serial stories.
Read · 99 pages The Mohegan Maiden Beadle's Dime Novels No. 118 (February 26, 1867) contains two stories.
Read · 97 pages Ballou's Monthly Magazine, Vol. XXVII, No. 1 Crown Jewels of England
This article surveys the history of English royal jewelry and regalia from medieval monarchs through Charles II.
Read · 116 pages The Maid of the Mountain This issue of Beadle's Dime Novels (No.
Read · 98 pages The Quakeress Spy By William Henry Howland. This dime novel, published by Beadle and Company in 1868, dramatizes the American Revolutionary War through events set in Burlington, New Jersey.
Read · 20 pages The Bandit Queen: A Tale of Italy This issue contains the first chapter of "The Bandit Queen: A Tale of Italy" by Emerson Bennett, beginning a serialized adventure narrative.
Read · 98 pages Red Belt, the Tuscarora This issue of Beadle's Dime Novels (No.
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Read · 100 pages The Buffalo-Trapper The Buffalo-Trapper (Beadle's Dime Novels No.
Read · 100 pages The Blue Clipper : The Smuggler Spy by Roger Starbuck is a maritime smuggling narrative set near Vera Cruz, Mexico.
Read · 98 pages Will-o'-the-Wisp, Beadle's New Dime Novels This 1874 dime novel, "Will-o'-the-Wisp: The California Trooper" by Frederick H.
Read · 100 pages The Rival Hunters This 1875 Beadle and Adams publication comprises a dime novel The Rival Hunters; Or, The Forest Garrison by Edward S.
Read · 100 pages The Texan Scout This 1861 dime novel by Harry Hazard opens in October 1835 with a desperate chase across the Texas prairie.
Read · 100 pages Wild Nat, the Trooper By William R. Eyster
This Revolutionary War serial, published by Beadle and Adams (1865), begins during the darkest period of the American cause.
Read · 100 pages Old Sib Cone This catalog of Beadle and Adams dime publications lists instructional handbooks and fictional serials.
Read · 100 pages Red Knife, the Chief This serialized story by Edwin Emerson begins at Crumper's Station, a Kentucky frontier post.
Read · 99 pages Spanish Jack This semi-monthly pulp magazine from Cincinnati includes three main contents: "The Dime Centennial Speaker" (edited by Dr.
Read · 100 pages The Florida Scout This 1878 frontier tale depicts Colonel Newman's Georgia volunteer militia expedition against the Seminole leader King Payne near Lake Pithlachocco in Florida.
Read · 100 pages The Green Ranger This Beadle and Adams dime novel by Edwin Emerson follows two Eastern travelers lost on the western prairie.
Read · 100 pages The Masked Spy The Masked Spy; or, The Wild Rider of the Hills by Col.
Read · 100 pages The Phantom Tracker The Phantom Trailer; or, The Prisoner of the Hill Cave by Frederick Dewey is the featured serial in this April 29, 1876 Beadle and Adams issue.
Read · 100 pages The Squaw Spy This catalog issue from Beadle and Adams presents a front matter listing of their dime handbook series alongside the opening chapters of The Squaw Spy; or, The Rangers of the Lava-Beds by Captain Charles Howard.
Read · 100 pages The Wolf-Queen This issue contains three Beadle and Adams publications from 1872-1876.
Read · 100 pages Rattling Dick This dime novel by Harry Hazard follows Ben Durk, a gaunt fifty-year-old miner known as "Old Traps," who is arrested in Diamond Gulch after Shasta Dick accuses him of stealing one hundred ounces of gold dust.
Read · 100 pages Blackhawk, the Bandit Blackhawk, the Bandit; or, The Young Indian Scout by Percy B.
Read · 100 pages Old Bear-Paw By Maj. Max Martine. Beadle and Adams, 1874.
Read · 100 pages Red Dan, the Ranger This dime novel by Jos. E. Badger, Jr., titled "Red Dan, the Ranger," is set during colonial times and concerns a maritime adventure with political intrigue.
Read · 100 pages The Blue Band This dime novel, published by Beadle & Adams, follows Major Thomas Wharton and his son Philip who arrive at a remote Colorado River house in Texas during spring.
Read · 109 pages The Fire-Eater This catalog entry for Beadle and Adams publisher is actually a combined catalog page and opening chapters of The Fire-Eater: The Texan's Revenge by Edward Willett.
Read · 100 pages The Indian-Hunters The Indian-Hunters; or, The Maidens of Idaho by James L.
Read · 100 pages The Lost Captain This 1868 dime novel by Roger Starbuck follows a whaling voyage.
Read · 100 pages The Lost Ship This issue contains "The Lost Ship, or Cruise for a Shadow," by Roger Starbuck, a maritime adventure serial.
Read · 100 pages The Scalped Hunter This issue of a Beadle and Adams dime novel presents "The Scalped Hunter; or, The Young Ranger's Mission," by Harry Wazard, a frontier adventure tale set among the Miami Confederacy.
Read · 100 pages The Squaw Chief This Beadle and Adams publication is a catalog of the publisher's dime novels and instruction manuals, supplemented by the beginning of The Squaw Chief; or The Earl's Half-Breed Da
Read · 100 pages The Wood King The Wood King; or, Daniel Boone's Last Trail: A Romance of the Osage Country by Jos.
Read · 16 pages The Black Schooner; or, Jib Junk, the Old Tar "The Black Schooner; or, Jib Junk, the Old Tar" by Roger Starbuck is a maritime adventure serial.
Read · 102 pages The Black Spy This Beadle and Adams dime novel, No.
Read · 100 pages The Doomed Hunter This dime novel by James L. Bowen, set in early Ohio frontier history, centers on the conflict between Ralph Riley, an honorable but poor young hunter, and Jehonikam Andrews, a wealthy and miserly fur-dealer who monopolizes Forest Valley.
Read · 101 pages The Gray Hunter This issue contains "The Gray Hunter of La Ptah," a Western tale by Edward Wiclett, appearing in Beadle and Adams's dime novel series (No.
Read · 100 pages The Gray Scalp This is a frontier adventure novel by Edward Willett featuring a nighttime attack on a fur-trading expedition.
Read · 100 pages The Island Bride "The Island Bride" by Roger Starbuck is a maritime adventure novel serialized in this Beadle and Adams Dime Novel.
Read · 107 pages The Peddler Spy This Beadle and Adams dime novel, published in 1806, presents The Peddler Spy by W.
Read · 98 pages The Traitor Spy This Beadle and Adams dime novel by W.
Read · 100 pages The Two Hunters This serial romance by Mrs. M. V.
Read · 100 pages The White Canoe The White Canoe; or, The Spirit of the Lake (1886), by the author of The Silent Hunter, is a serialized frontier romance.
Read · 100 pages The White Hermit This issue of The White Hermit; or, The Unknown Foe by W.
Read · 16 pages A Game of Gold; or, Deadwood Dick's Big Strike A Game of Gold; or, Deadwood Dick's Big Strike by Edward L.
Read · 16 pages Gold Trigger, the Sport; or, The Girl Avenger Gold Trigger, the Sport; or, The Girl Avenger, by T.C.
Read · 100 pages The Border Scout Charles P. Isley's frontier narrative, published by Beadle and Adams in 1877, opens in October 1754 on the Maine frontier.
Read · 100 pages The Branded Brave By Paul Bibbs, this frontier narrative follows events near Montville on the Minnesota River.
Read · 100 pages The Cherokee Chief The White Rose of the Saluda by J.
Read · 100 pages The Jungle Scout This 1868 serial by Capt. H. R.
Read · 100 pages The Lifted Trail The Lifted Trail: The White Apache
A tale of the mid-ranges by Edward Willett, published by Beadle and Adams.
Read · 100 pages The Lone Indian The Lone Indian; or The Renegade's Prisoner by Capt.
Read · 100 pages The Red Foe "The Hut in the Forest" by Seelin Robins (1870) is a frontier romance set in July 1794 during General Wayne's Indian campaign.
Read · 100 pages The Tangled Trail This pocket novel, "The Tangled Trail; or, Signals of Danger" by Major Max Martine, is a frontier romance and adventure story set in the Dakota Territory during the 1860s.
Read · 100 pages The Three Captives The Three Captives: A Tale of the Taos Valley by Edward Willett concerns a military expedition in autumn, circa twenty years before publication.
Read · 100 pages The Unseen Hand The Unseen Hand: The Four Scouts of the Waccamaw
By J.
Read · 100 pages The Valley Scout Published by Beadle and Adams in 1878, this dime novel by Seelin Robins follows Josiah Bowles, a sixty-one-year-old farmer in Cherry Valley during 1777.
Read · 111 pages Graybeard, the Sorcerer This Beadle and Adams dime novel, Graybeard, the Sorcerer; Or, The Recluse of Mont Royale by C.
Read · 100 pages Jo Daviess' Client This dime novel by Mrs. M. V. Victor depicts a frontier murder trial in Bourbon County, Kentucky.
Read · 101 pages The Border Foes The Border Foes; or, The Perils of a Night by Edward Willett is set in early Kentucky during the winter of 1780.
Read · 100 pages The Border Rivals This issue of Beadle's Dime Novels (No.
Read · 24 pages The Czar's Spy; or, The Nihilist League This issue of Beadle's Dime Novels presents "The Czar's Spy; or, The Nihilist League" by Colonel Thomas Hoyer Monstery, a political adventure serial.
Read · 102 pages The Gulch Miners This catalog item contains a single serialized romance story rather than an anthology.
Read · 100 pages The Partisan Spy This Beadle and Adams dime novel, The Partisan Spy: or, The Witch of the Santee Swamps by Jos.
Read · 100 pages The Peon Prince This Beadle and Adams dime novel, "The Peon Prince: or, Putnam Pomfret's Mexican Fortunes" by A.J.H.
Read · 99 pages The Sagamore of Saco The Sagamore of Saco
This novel by Mrs.
Read · 100 pages The Sea Captain This dime novel by Roger Starbuck depicts a maritime disaster off the Massachusetts coast.
Read · 107 pages The Wrong Man This Beadle and Adams dime novel, set in early Ohio frontier settlement, features a western hunter and a Connecticut Yankee peddler.
Read · 16 pages Beadle's Boy's Library of Sport, Story, and Adventure, No. 37 This weekly story, published by Beadle and Adams in August 1882, features "Old Tar Knuckle and His Boy Chums; or, The Monsters of the Esquimaux Border" by Roger Starbuck.
Read · 16 pages Beadle's Boys Library No. 54 This issue of Beadle and Adams' Weekly (December 20, 1882) features "California Joe, the Mysterious Plainsman" by Colonel Prentiss Ingraham, who authored numerous frontier adventure serials.
Read · 16 pages Shadow Sam, the Messenger Boy; or, Turning the Tables This weekly dime novel, published by Beadle and Adams in January 1882, presents "Shadow Sam, the Messenger Boy; or, Turning the Tables" by Charles Morris, author of the Bob Rockett series and other popular boy adventure tales.
Read · 20 pages The Gold-Seeker Guide; or, The Lost Mountain The Gold-seeker Guide; or, The Lost Mountain is a serial adventure tale by Captain Mayne Reid, featured in Beadle and Adams' dime novel weekly (Vol.
Read · 100 pages The Mustang-Hunters "The Mustang-Hunters: A Tale of the Staked Plains" is a frontier adventure novel by Frederick Whittaker, published by Beadle and Adams in 1862.
Read · 24 pages The Ocean Vampire; or, The Heiress of Castle Curse This issue of The Weekly (Vol. XV, No.
Read · 132 pages The Prairie Pirates This issue of The Prairie Pirates; or, The Hunter's Revenge by Gustave Aimard, serialized in Beadle and Adams' dime novel series (No.
Read · 84 pages The Red Spy This serialized novel by P. Hamilton Myers, published by Beadle and Adams (1871), dramatizes the American Revolution in the Mohawk Valley.
Read · 100 pages Dead Shot This Beadle and Adams dime novel, issue No.
Read · 100 pages Deadwood Dick's Big Deal; or, The Gold Brick of Oregon A confrontation unfolds under rustling pines: a red-shirted gunslinger aims his pistol at a suited businessman while rough frontiersmen and a snarling dog witness the standoff.
Read · 100 pages Deadwood Dick's Dozen; or The Fakir of Phantom Flats "Deadwood Dick's Dozen; Or, The Fakir of Phantom Flats" by Edward L.
Read · 132 pages Myra, the Child of Adoption Myra, the Child of Adoption, a romance of real life by Mrs.
Read · 142 pages Stories with a Vengeance Stories with a Vengeance features "The Story of Jack the Painter and the Three Ugly Old Women," a moral tale by George Augustus Sala.
Read · 32 pages The Hunters' Feast This popular edition of Captain Mayne Reid's adventure serial The Hunters' Feast (Volume XVIII, No.
Read · 100 pages The Mountaineer The Mountaineer, by Edward Willett, follows brothers Benjamin and Frederick March, New York heirs touring the American West with Professor Belzoni and mountain guide Jim Warmack.
Read · 32 pages The Old Boy of Tombstone: Or, Wagering a Life on a Card This issue features "The Old Boy of Tombstone: Wagering a Life on a Card" by Joseph E.
Read · 132 pages The Outlaw's Wife This issue contains the opening of "The Outlaw's Wife; or, The Valley Ranche," a California frontier tale by Ann S.
Read · 16 pages The Scalp King; or, The Human Thunderbolt This is the first issue of Beadle and Adams' serialized fiction.
Read · 100 pages The Swamp Riders This dime novel, serialized by Beadle and Adams, tells "The Swamp Riders," authored by George Darcy Gilbert.
Read · 100 pages The Tall Trapper This dime novel, published by Beadle and Adams, features "The Giant Trapper; or, The Flower of the Blackfeet" by Albert W.
Read · 112 pages The White Tracker This issue of Beadle and Adams's Dime Novels contains the adventure tale The White Tracker; or, The Panther of the Plains by the author of "The Boy Miners." Set in 1824 on the Kans
Read · 102 pages Ben, the Trapper This Beadle and Adams dime novel, Tale of the Black Hills by Major Lewis W.
Read · 100 pages Red Hand This serialized tale by A.G. Piper opens during Charles I's reign in England, providing historical context on the English Civil War, Cromwell's rise to power, and Charles I's execution.
Read · 100 pages The B'ar Killer This 1873 Beadle and Adams dime novel, The B'ar-Killer; or, The Long Trail by Capt.
Read · 32 pages The Border King; or, The Secret Foe by Oll Coomes
This frontier adventure serial opens during a November blizzard in Northern Montana, where a lone hunter shelters himself under snow on the Coteau des Prairies near Panther Mountain.
Read · 100 pages The French Spy This Beadle and Adams dime novel, The French Spy; or, The Fall of Montreal by W.
Read · 102 pages The Gunmaker This is a Beadle and Adams dime novel catalog and the opening installment of The Gunmaker of the Border; or, The Hunted Maiden, a frontier serial by an unnamed author.
Read · 24 pages The Indian Buccaneer; or, Red Rovers on Blue Waters Col. Prentiss Ingraham contributes this maritime adventure serial to the November 26, 1884 issue of Beadle's dime novel series.
Read · 101 pages The Island Pirate The Island Pirate: A Tale of the Mississippi by Captain Mayne Reid, published by Beadle and Adams.
Read · 24 pages The Merciless Marauders; or, Chaparral Carl's Revenge This issue of Beadle & Adams' Half-Dime Library (Vol.
Read · 32 pages The Border Robin Hood; or, The Prairie Rover This serialized western adventure by Buffalo Bill (author of "The Phantom Spy" and "Deadly Eye") opens with Ernest Maltravers returning home to Mississippi after his mother's death.
Read · 32 pages The Canyon King; or, A Price on His Head This issue contains the opening installments of two serials by Edward Willett.
Read · 32 pages The Dusky Detective; or, Pursued to the End This issue of a weekly story paper from November 25, 1885, contains "The Dusky Detective" by Albert W.
Read · 100 pages The Phantom Horseman This is a catalog entry for the 1888 dime novel The Phantom Horseman; or, The Mad Hunter of the Mohawk by Edward S.
Read · 101 pages The Texas Hawks This 1878 dime novel by Jos. H.
Read · 83 pages Wenona, the Giant Chief This issue of Wenona, the Giant Chief: The Forest Flower by W.
Read · 32 pages The Black Beards: The High Horse on the Rio Grande Albert W. Aiken's serial "The High Horse on the Rio Grande" follows a bustling railroad camp at El Paso in the frontier period.
Read · 32 pages The Boy Trailers By Jos. E. Badger, Jr., this frontier adventure serial follows young trappers Dainty Lance and Hardy Zeph searching for Sibyl, the hermit's daughter whom they love.
Read · 32 pages The Dread Rider; or, The Texan Duellist This issue of Beadle's Dime Library (1886) contains the opening installments of "The Dread Rider: The Texan Duelist" by George W.
Read · 32 pages The Demon Steer: The Outlaws on the Abilene Cattle Trail This issue of New York Ledger (Vol.
Read · 32 pages The Frontier Detective This issue of The Frontier Detective features "Sierra Sam's Scheme" by Edward L.
Read · 16 pages The Outlaw Middy The Young Patriot Sea-Ranger: A Romance of the First American Navy by Col.
Read · 17 pages Golden Argosy Magazine, Vol. VI No. 20 This issue features "The Treasure Cave of the Incas" by G.
Read · 16 pages The Dandy of Dodge: or, Rustling for Millions This serialized Western tale opens in Dodge City at Bedrock's Bower, a rough gambling den owned by Jason Bedrock.
Read · 32 pages The Messenger Boy Detective This is the opening installment of Charles Morris's serial "The Messenger Boy Detective: The Tables Turned." The story follows Sam Slocum (nicknamed "Shadow Sam" or "Slippery Sam")
Read · 32 pages The Quartzville Boss This serial adventure by Edward Willett follows two young prospectors, Albert Otis and David Darke, who operate in the American West.
Read · 288 pages Leather-Clad Tales of Adventure and Romance No. 38 This August 23, 1890 issue features the serialized story "In the Sunk Lands; or, The Adventures of the X.T.C.
Read · 204 pages Notches on the Rough Edge of Life This 1890 collection of sketches by Lynn Cyril Doyle focuses on frontier life in the American West.
Read · 32 pages The Detective in Rags This serialized romance of New York Secret Service life by Doctor Noel Dunbar begins with a ragged, elderly tramp arriving at the Hudson River estate of Colonel Alfred Markham.
Read · 32 pages The Detective Road-Agent This 1890 issue of Beadle's Dime Novels features "The Detective Road-Agent: The Miners of Sassafras City" by Ed.
Read · 132 pages New Detective Stories by Sir Gilbert Campbell The Miser's Hoard by Sir Gilbert Campbell—The first story in this detective collection.
Read · 32 pages New York Bill, the Dodger This issue contains the opening chapters of "New York Bill, the Dodger; or, Two Boys Who Were Bounced," by Edward Willett.
Read · 32 pages Peter, the Dandy Greenhorn This issue features the opening chapters of "Peter Peppergrass, the Greenhorn from Gotham," a comic serial by Noah Nuff.
Read · 32 pages The Pony-Express Rider This issue of Beadle and Adams pulp magazine (No.
Read · 32 pages Joe, the Rover Sport This issue of Beadle and Adams' Weekly (May 4, 1892) contains the opening serial "The Fortune Hunter," written by A.
Read · 32 pages Chicago Charlie, the Columbian Detective This 1893 dime novel by Lieutenant A.
Read · 16 pages The Doctor Detective in Texas This issue of Beadle and Adams's dime novel weekly (July 4, 1898) contains "The Doctor Detective in Texas; or, Jack Karbun and the Cowboys: A Romance of the Mystery of the Golden Coffin" by Lieutenant A.
Read · 32 pages The Dwarf Decoy The White Steed Rider: A Tale of the Old Dacotah Country by Maro O.
Read · 32 pages The Tramp Shadower's Backer "The Tramp Shadower's Backer; Or, Unraveling the Umbrella Clue" by Harold Payne, a detective mystery serial appearing in the July 18, 1894 issue.
Read · 32 pages The Female Barber Detective This 1895 Beadle and Adams dime novel installment presents "The Female Barber Detective" by Albert W.
Read · 16 pages The Texan Firebrand This 1896 Beadle and Adams dime novel, "The Texan Firebrand: or, Brazos Billy's Snap-Shot" by Lieutenant A.
Read · 274 pages A Stable for Nightmares This 1896 collection contains eleven supernatural and mystery stories by Irish writer J.
Read · 16 pages The Boy Spy Detective This Beadle and Adams dime novel, #976 of "Plucky Dan: The Boy Spy-Detective; or, A Greenhorn on Guard" by Ned St.
Read · 32 pages The Sea Scout: Or, The Patriot Privateer A sailor with cutlass raised confronts an opponent on a ship's deck in this wood-engraved cover for Beadle's New York Dime Library.
Read · 16 pages Buffalo Bill's Pony Patrol By Colonel Prentiss Ingraham. Beadle and Adams, June 29, 1897, No.
Read · 36 pages The Brand Burners of Cimarron This 1897 Beadle and Adams dime novel by John W.
Read · 32 pages The Demon Dwarf This 1897 Beadle and Adams pulp magazine issue contains "The Demon Dwarf's Ally; Eavesdropper Faerot's Right Hand Man" by A.
Read · 16 pages The New York Shark by Brander Halliday This Beadle and Adams publication from 1897 presents "The New York Sharp: Shadow Swipes' Swoop" by Ben D.
Read · 16 pages The Phantom Spy; or, The Plot of the Prairie The Phantom Spy; Or, The Pilot of the Prairie, by Buffalo Bill, constitutes the primary serial featured in this issue of Beadle's Half-Dime Library.
Read · 16 pages The Texan Hustlers in Cuba This serialized novel by Colonel Prentiss Ingraham features "The Cowboy Rough Riders on the Rampage." The narrative follows an American filibuster mission to rescue Cuban patriots and prisoners during the Spanish-Cuban War.
Read · 16 pages You Bet Bob from Cross Crick This issue of Beadle and Adams' publication features the opening installment of "You Bet Bob from Cross Crick; or, The Calamity at Sawbuck City" by Arizona Cy.
Read · 16 pages Poor-House Pete, the Postal-Clerk Detective Poor-House Pete, the Postal-Clerk Detective; or, The Precious Patrimony by Edward Lytton.
Read · 16 pages The Detective Quartet This February 1900 issue of the Detective Quartet Library features "The Mystery of Henry Warenne's Death Was Solved!" by T.
Read · 164 pages The Junior Munsey, Vol. VIII, No. 6 This issue contains nonfiction articles and fiction covering contemporary American and industrial topics.
Read · 32 pages The Dime Library Cover (No. 1045) The Fighting Trapper: Kit Carson to the Rescue by Capt.
Read · 24 pages The Fresh of Frisco; or, The Heiress of Buenaventura This May 1901 issue features "The Fresh of Frisco; or, The Heiress of Buenaventura," a serialized adventure tale by Albert W.
Read · 24 pages The Irish Captain: A Tale of Pontenoy This historical adventure opens in the Forest of Fontainebleau during an elaborate royal hunt.
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Read · 32 pages The Knights of the Red Cross: The Marvellous [sic] of Granada This 1901 issue of Knights of the Red Cross contains "The Magician of Granada: A Tale of the Alhambra," by Dr.
Read · 32 pages The Rustler Detective This Western serial opens on San Jacinto Day in Texas, where Colonel Hugh Falconer delivers a lengthy commemoration speech before a crowd of ranchers, cowboys, and Mexican laborers.
Read · 4 pages The Late Conspiracy This magazine issue contains two serials.
Read · 10 pages The Patricians "The Patricians," by Eleanor M.
Read · 100 pages Beadle's Frontier Series #25: Indian Jim—A Tale of the Minnesota Massacre Indian Jim: A Tale of the Minnesota Massacre
By Edward S.
Read · 36 pages Diamond Dick Jr., No. 600 This issue of Diamond Dick, Jr.—The Boys' Best Weekly (No.
Read · 33 pages Gunter's Magazine, Vol. VIII, No. 5 "The Payment," serialized in Gunter's Magazine (December 1908, Vol.
Read · 236 pages The Argosy for June 1908 This issue contains one complete novel and six serial installments alongside twelve short stories.
Read · 197 pages The Live Wire, August 1908 This issue features diverse content spanning multiple genres.
Read · 3 pages The Service of the Temple "The Service of the Temple" by Eleanor M.
Read · 15 pages The Unexpected This historical fiction piece is set during a French military campaign.
Read · 290 pages Arthur J. Raffles "Le Premier Pas" by Ernest William Hornung is a crime narrative featuring the gentleman burglar A.
Read · 236 pages The Argosy for February This February 1909 issue of The Argosy contains one complete novel and six serial stories.
Read · 244 pages The Argosy for March 1909 This March 1909 issue features primarily action-oriented adventure fiction.
Read · 227 pages The Argosy for May This issue consists primarily of advertising material from the back pages of the magazine.
Read · 12 pages The Last Throw "The Last Throw," a serialized story by Eleanor M.
Read · 14 pages The Lesson "The Lesson," a romantic drama set in France, follows St.
Read · 16 pages The Boys' Friend #487: Sexton Blake, Foreman The Boys' Friend, No. 487, October 8, 1910
"Sexton Blake, Foreman" is a detective serial featuring Sexton Blake, his assistant Tinker, and their dog Pedro.
Read · 10 pages The Duel A motor-racing story centered on professional drivers competing in a dangerous 23-hour beach race.
Read · 12 pages The Justice of Guido This romantic drama, set in Renaissance Belfiore, centers on Roger Neville, an English envoy who falls in love with Donna Faustina Faustiniani at her father's house.
Read · 244 pages Green Book Magazine, March 1912
Read · 192 pages Ainslee's Magazine, February 1913 I can see this is an advertisement section from the February 1913 issue of Ainslee's Magazine, but the OCR provided contains primarily classified advertisements and promotional mat
Read · 29 pages Shifting Sands "Shifting Sands," a novelette by Eleanor M.
Read · 22 pages The Whirlpool "The Whirlpool," a novelette by Eleanor M.
Read · 73 pages Polaris—Of the Snows by Charles B. Stilson "Polaris—Of the Snows" by Charles B.
Read · 208 pages Argosy All-Story Weekly — "The Purple Limited" This issue contains six serialized stories across multiple installments: Henry Leverage's "The Purple Limited" (Part One of four), Raymond Lester's "Jungle Love" (Part Two of six),
Read · 326 pages The Blind Spot This Ace Books edition reproduces The Blind Spot, a science-fiction novel by Austin Hall and Homer Eon Flint originally serialized in Argosy-All-Story-Weekly beginning May 14, 1921.
Read · 164 pages Top-Notch Magazine Cover This issue of Top-Notch Magazine, a twice-monthly pulp publication from Street & Smith, contains diverse fiction spanning contemporary and adventure genres.
Read · 174 pages Argosy All-Story Weekly — Hopalong Cassidy Returns This issue features the special story "Hopalong Cassidy Returns" by Clarence E.
Read · 331 pages The Baron of Diamond Tail The Baron of Diamond Tail by G.W.
Read · 144 pages Droll Stories, October 1924 This October 1924 issue of Droll Stories features light romantic and humorous fiction.
Read · 65 pages A Columbus of Space by Garrett P. Serviss Garrett P. Serviss's science fiction serial begins with the narrator recounting the extraordinary exploits of Edmund Stonewall, an ingenious inventor who has unlocked atomic energy using radioactivity principles.
Read · 78 pages A Trip to the Center of the Earth by Jules Verne This pulp magazine issue contains Jules Verne's "A Trip to the Center of the Earth," a serialized science fiction narrative spanning multiple pages.
Read · 148 pages Action Stories, September 1926 This monthly pulp contains four complete adventure stories and several shorter pieces.
Read · 133 pages Famous Fantastic Mysteries, v1.1 (September 1939) Famous Fantastic Mysteries was a reprint magazine publishing classic science fiction and fantasy from earlier pulp magazines.
Read · 98 pages Off on a Comet by Jules Verne This magazine issue features "Off On a Comet" (also titled "Hector Servadac"), a science fiction serial by Jules Verne.
Read · 69 pages Station X by G. McLeod Winsor This is Part II of "Station X" by G.
Read · 7 pages The Crystal Egg This science-fiction story concerns Mr.
Read · 13 pages The Man from the Atom A giant bearded figure towers over a miniature landscape, wielding tools and examining the world below like a scientist studying specimens.
Read · 38 pages The Purchase of the North Pole by Jules Verne "The Purchase of the North Pole" by Jules Verne opens with a debate between the mathematician J.
Read · 203 pages The Moon Terror and Other Stories The Moon Terror by A. G. Birch is a science-fiction serial set in the third decade of the twentieth century.
Read · 156 pages Argosy All-Story Weekly — "Sea Marauders" This issue opens with "Sea Marauders," a novelette by Fred MacIsaac depicting twentieth-century piracy.
Read · 132 pages Complete Detective Novel Magazine This magazine issue contains four mail-order business advertisements.
Read · 156 pages Detective Fiction Weekly, July 7, 1928 This issue features three serials spanning multiple installments: "The Crime Crew" by Wyndham Martyn (Part 1 of 6), concerning two master minds battling for riches; "The Blue Chrys
Read · 55 pages Snappy Stories and Pictures, Vol. 106, No. 3 This issue of Snappy magazine contains cocktail recipes submitted by "the boy friend," including variations on fizzes, martinis, and other prohibition-era drinks with humorous dosage instructions.
Read · 14 pages Stülpner's Hart This issue contains the opening chapters of Charlotte Kielmannsegge, die Geliebte Napoleons (Charlotte Kielmannsegge, Napoleon's Beloved), a historical novel by Guido von Fels set in the Bohemian-Saxon border forests.
Read · 30 pages The Vanguard of Venus — Amazing Stories Promotional Booklet "The Vanguard of Venus" by Landell Bartlett is a science-fiction narrative presented as a rediscovered manuscript.
Read · 68 pages L'Homme à la Mitraillette A gunman in a gas mask confronts three figures in this French pulp crime cover from the Collection Police series.
Read · 147 pages Western Story Magazine, May 12, 1934 This issue of Street & Smith's Western Story Magazine (May 12, 1934) contains a complete western novel and serial fiction alongside related articles.
Read · 132 pages Bill Barnes Air Adventurer, July 1935 "Wings of the Jungle" by George L.
Read · 116 pages Five Star Western Novelets, September 1937 This issue contains five complete western action novelettes.
Read · 148 pages 10 Short Novels Magazine This issue of Short Novels Magazine (Vol.
Read · 101 pages Captain Hazzard Magazine, May 1938 The debut issue of Captain Hazzard magazine features a complete action-mystery novel by Chester Hawks as its lead story.
Read · 132 pages Crime Busters, September 1938 Crime Busters, Vol. II, No. 5 (September 1938)
This pulp monthly contains eight complete stories.
Read · 68 pages L'Attentat de Saint-Nazaire L'Attentat de Saint-Nazaire is an unpublished detective novel by Alain Martial, serialized in this pulp collection.
Read · 36 pages Le Petit Roman Policier Complet: À la Poursuite du Mort "À la Poursuite du Mort" (In Pursuit of the Dead), an unpublished detective novel by Albert Bonneau, opens with the death of Professor Cobb, a scientist researching explosives at his Cape Florida home.
Read · 148 pages Air Adventures, December 1939 This inaugural issue of Air Adventures, edited by B.
Read · 100 pages Air Stories, March 1939 This British aviation pulp magazine features five stories centered on military flying and aircraft.
Read · 28 pages Detective Weekly #310 This issue of Detective Weekly (No.
Read · 74 pages Big Book Western, Vol. 8, No. 3 Big-Book Western Magazine, Vol.
Read · 116 pages Crack Detective Magazine, Vol. 4, No. 2 This pulp magazine issue features six complete mystery and crime stories.
Read · 84 pages 10-Story Detective Magazine, April 1946 This issue of 10-Story Detective (Vol.
Read · 36 pages Amorous Confessions Cover This is a women's romance magazine issue containing six short stories, all focused on romantic and emotional entanglements.
Read · 132 pages All-Story Detective, October 1949 This pulp detective magazine contains one novel and four novelettes centered on murder investigations.
Read · 100 pages Complete Cowboy Novel Magazine This April 1949 issue of Complete Cowboy Novel Magazine features "The Devil's Doorstep" by Paul Evan Lehman, a Western novel in which undercover operative Bill Borden arrives in th
Read · 132 pages 15 Story Detective, April 1950 This April 1950 issue of the pulp magazine features thirteen crime stories across various lengths.
Read · 164 pages All Western Magazine Cover All Western (December 1950–January 1951, Vol.
Read · 36 pages Amazing Facts from Nature This pulp magazine contains two distinct works.
Read · 101 pages Crime Fiction Stories, December 1950 Crime Fiction Stories, vol. 1, no.
Read · 132 pages 5 Detective Novels Magazine This issue comprises five detective novellas and several shorter crime stories.
Read · 68 pages Black Mask Detective (UK) This October 1952 British edition of Black Mask Detective contains six crime fiction stories.
Read · 67 pages Crossroads of Desire by Amos Hatter This 1953 romantic drama centers on Constance Carter, premier dancer for the Ballet du Roi in New York, maintained as the mistress of wealthy industrialist Philip Hathaway.
Read · 148 pages Gunsmoke, Volume 1, Number 1 The issue features several Western short stories and novelettes.
Read · 101 pages 15 Western Short Stories This issue of Western Short Stories (June 1955, Vol.
Read · 84 pages Challenge For Men, September 1955 This September 1955 issue of Challenge for Men features reportage and adventure narratives alongside service articles.
Read · 132 pages Dell Mystery Novels No. 1 A Bundle for the Coroner by Brett Halliday opens this debut Dell Mystery Novels issue.
Read · 148 pages Alfred Hitchcock's Mystery Magazine, December 1956 This December 1956 issue of Alfred Hitchcock's Mystery Magazine, Vol.
Read · 100 pages Crack Detective and Mystery Stories, December 1956 This issue of Crack Detective and Mystery Stories (formerly Famous Detective Stories) contains six mystery and crime stories.
Read · 76 pages Battle Cry, Vol. 1, No. 29 Contents Description:
This issue of Battle Cry magazine features military-focused nonfiction articles and narratives.
Read · 132 pages Analog Science Fiction Magazine, British Edition This issue of Analog Science Fact & Fiction (April 1962, British edition, edited by John W.
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