Nickels and Dimes: From the Collections of Johannsen and LeBlanc

Shackleford, H. K. (Harvey King), 1841-1906

Harry E. Wolff, Publisher, 166 West 23d Street

1919-04-09

1913-02-10

Pluck and luck

Pluck and luck ; no. 1088

Bildungsromans

Stockbrokers--Fiction
Sales--Fiction
Mascots--Fiction
Business--Fiction
Youth--Fiction
Wall Street (New York, N.Y.)--Fiction
New York (N.Y.)--Fiction

28 pages

Caption title.
Illustrated paper cover in colors.
Printed in double columns.
"April 9, 1919"--Title page.
"Stories of adventure"--Title page.
"Bob dashed a chair in his face and then tried to escape from the room. The man headed him off and they went down on the floor together. Quincy was a stalwart man. He seized the assailant by the collar."--Cover.
Includes advertisements and 7 short articles: Interesting articles, Good reading, From all points, Good current news articles, Grins and chuckles, A few good items, and Items of general interest.
Includes chapter 9 of the story: Lucky Joe Brown, or, The smartest boy in New York / by J. P. Richards.
Includes chapter 7 of the story: After black diamonds, or, The boys of coal shaft no. 3 / by William Wade.
Previously printed as: Pluck and luck ; no. 287.

Edward T. LeBlanc Collection. Rare Books and Special Collections, Northern Illinois University.

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