New York: Frank Tousey, Publisher, 1910. Wraps. Color illustrated wraps on somewhat glossy paper stock. 31 pages. A dime novel, appearing as a weekly serial, featuring James Brady and the younger Harry Brady, solving mysteries at the behest of the Secret Service. Originally created by Francis Worcester Doughty. FAIR condition... More about Secret Service. Old and Young King Brady, Detectives. The Bradys and the Midnight Men. Jan. 28,...

Cleveland: Arthur Westbrook Company. Wraps. no date, presumed early 1900s. Color illustrated wraps. 179 pp., plus ads. A few black and white illustrations throughout. A presumably embellished account of the exploits of the Dalton Gang and their string of bank and train robberies, as well as murders. This includes some... More about The Dalton Gang. The Bandits of the Far West. Adventure Series No. 7

New York: M.J. Ivers and Co, 1899. Wraps. States 'Issued Weekly. May 3, 1899. Color illustrated wraps over black and white illustrated wraps. 32 pp., including inner wrap and rear advertising page. A reprint of a dime novel attributed to Edward Wheeler, self-described 'sensationalist novelist' although perhaps ghost written by... More about Old Avalanche, the Great Annihilator: or, Wild Edna, the Girl Brigand. The Deadwood Dick Library....

Cleveland: The Arthur Westbrook Co. Wraps. 1899 date given, although presumed later, as this publisher used the same plates to reprint this into the early 1920s. Color illustrated front wrap over a black and white illustrated wrap, with the rear wrap corresponding with the color wrap MISSING. 32 pp., including... More about New York Nell. The Boy-Girl Detective. The Deadwood Dick Library. Vol. III. No. 36