Deadwood Dick Library
21 issues in the collection · 24 readable cover-to-cover. Public domain, digitally restored.
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.
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1899This issue of the pulp magazine contains "Sierra Sam's Double," a frontier detective story serialized under the byline of Edward L.
1899This Half-Dime Library issue (No.
1899This issue of The Seas Library (September 20, 1899, No.
1899This issue of the Half-Dime Library (August 23, 1899) features the opening chapters of "Deadwood Dick as Detective," by Edward L.
1899This Half-Dime Library issue from September 6, 1899, presents a catalog of Edward L.
1899This issue of the Half-Dime Library (No.
1899This 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.
1899This issue of the Half-Dime Library (October 4, 1899) features Edward L.
1899This issue of the Half-Dime Library (October 11, 1899) primarily catalogues Edward L.
1899This issue of the Half-Dime Library (No.
1899This issue of Wheeler's Half-Dime Library (No.
1899: # Catalog Note
This issue from November 1, 1899 (No.
1899This issue of the Half-Dime Library (No.
1899This November 15, 1899 issue of the Half-Dime Library presents Edward L.
1899This 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.
1899This November 1899 issue of the Half-Dime Library contains two stories.
1899This issue of the Half-Dime Library (December 6, 1899) is primarily a catalog listing of the Deadwood Dick, Jr.
1928This issue of the Dick Turpin Library presents "The Masked Terror," a Western adventure serial.
1928Jim Bludsoe's Triumph is a serialized novel of domestic intrigue and inheritance conflict.
1928This issue contains the opening chapters of an adventure serial set in the Black Hills gold-mining country during the rainy season.
1928This publication contains the opening installments of "Buckhorn Bill and the Moonshiners," a frontier adventure serial illustrated with detailed character descriptions and action sequences.
1928This pulp adventure serial opens with a frontier turkey-shooting competition at a remote settlement near a Dakota railroad station during a harsh winter.
1928This 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.
1928This Deadwood Dick pulp serial, titled "Deadwood Dick's Strange Duel," concerns outlaws and mining camps in the Dakota territory.
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Chronological.
Deadwood Dick Library, Vol. IV, No. 40
Deadwood Dick Library, Vol. IV, No. 41
The Deadwood Dick Library, No. 21
The Deadwood Dick Library, No. 22
Deadwood Dick Library, Vol. IV, No. 47
The Deadwood Dick Library, Vol. IV, No. 43
The Deadwood Dick Library, Vol. IV, No. 44
The Deadwood Dick Library, Vol. IV, No. 46
The Deadwood Dick Library, Vol. IV, No. 48
Deadwood Dick Library No. 2: The Black Rider
Deadwood Dick Library No. 3
Deadwood Dick Library No. 7
Deadwood Dick Library, No. 5
Deadwood Dick Library No. 18: The Hermit of Cascade City
Deadwood Dick Library No. 19
Deadwood Dick Library No. 22: The Demon of the Forest
Deadwood Dick Library No. 23
Deadwood Dick Library No. 26
Deadwood Dick Library No. 27: The Golden Idol of Mount Rosa
Deadwood Dick Library No. 28
Deadwood Dick Library No. 29: The Silent Tongues
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