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  1894 BEADLE'S HALF DIME LIBRARY  

            #859  THRU #884  25 ISSUES

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  This book is in very good condition with minimal wear to pages. The pages for the cream and crisp as pointed out in the video. You will be hard pressed to find  examples of these issues including a stories of  JACK THE RIPPER, BROADWAY BILLY & DEADWOOD DICK. They are UNDER $40.00 an issue for the very best example of Beadle's and Adams publishing. Make an offer if your interested.  Our dealer stamp is on inside cover. Any questions please ask before purchase. (See Scan for compete details)

859. Prentiss Ingraham. New York Nat, the Gamin Detective; or, The Girl Queen of the Boy Police League. January 9, 1894.

860. Jo Pierce. The Boat-Club Mascot; or, Dan Decker's Double Deal. January 16, 1894.

861. Charles F. Welles. Billy Brine, the Swamp Fox; or, Shadowing the Smuggler Schooner. January 23, 1894.

862. J. C. Cowdrick. Broadway Billy in London; or, Scotland Yard's New York Special. January 30, 1894.

863. Edward L. Wheeler. Deadwood Dick, Jr.'s, Bombshell; or, Captain Blue-Beard's Girl Cat's Paw. 

864. Jo Pierce. The Union Square Baggage-Boy; or, Kris Chatterbox, the Pavement Guide. February 13, 1894.

865. Prentiss Ingraham. New York Nat's Masked Mascot; or, The Boy Police League's Tunnel Hunt. February 20, 1894.

866. William G. Patten. Spotter Bob's Bowery Racket; or, Euchering the Man from Mexico. February 27, 1894.

867. Prentiss Ingraham. Dead-Shot Ralph's Drop; or, The Cowboy Smuggler Smash-Up. A Romance of the Gold Ghouls of California. March 6, 1894.

868. J. C. Cowdrick. Broadway Billy Shadows London Slums; or, The Mysterious Whitechapel Tragedy. March 13, 1894.

869. Charles Morris. Ned Norman, the Gamin Broker; or, The Shake-Up of Grip and Gorley. March 20, 1894.

870. Edward L. Wheeler. Deadwood Dick, Jr., in Mexico; or, The Girl Prisoner of the Madhouse. March 27, 1894.

871. Prentiss Ingraham. New York Nat and the Grave Ghouls; or, The Unknown Ferret's Arizona Ally. April 3, 1894.

872. A. K. Sims. Two Showmen Detectives in Colorado; or, Pete Parmelee, the Vagabond Tramp. April 10, 1894.

873. Prentiss Ingraham. Deck-Hawk Roy's Big Scoop; or, The Sea-Rover's Protégé. April 17, 1894.

874. J. C. Cowdrick. Broadway Billy's French Game; or, The Miner Millionaire among the Sharpers in Paris. April 24, 1894.

875. Dan Dunning. Detective Dave's Close Call; or, Farrel Fox, the Man of Many Faces. May 1, 1894.

876. Edward L. Wheeler. Deadwood Dick, Jr.'s, Decoy Duck; or, The Cowboy Chief's Tenderfoot Tangle. May 8, 1894.

877. Prentiss Ingraham. New York Nat's Trump Card; or, The Dare Devil Detective's Draw. Story of the Crooks and Crook Catchers of the Metropolis. May 15, 1894.

878. Jo Pierce. The Street Arab's Blind; or, Scooping the Swindler Scamps. A Story of Unlucky Joe's New York Life. May 22, 1894.

879. K. Keene. Blue-Light Bill, the Sapphire Sport; or, The Denver Detective's Lone Hand. May 29, 1894.

880. J. C. Cowdrick. Broadway Billy and the Bomb-Throwers; or, The Detective Queen of Paris. June 5, 1894.

881. Charles Morris. Turkey Billy, the Shine-'Em-Up Detective; or, The Gamin Guardian. June 12, 1894.

882. Edward L. Wheeler. Deadwood Dick, Jr., in Silver Pocket; or, The Gambler Queen's High Stake. June 19, 1894.

883. Prentiss Ingraham. New York Nat's Crook Chase; or, Downing the King of Diamonds. June 26, 1894.

884. Dan Dunning. Farrel Fox and his Girl Ferret; or, The Bogus Banker's Dive-Sharks. A Story of Three New York Detectives. July 3, 1894.

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