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Tick Tack, the messenger boy, or, Sharp work for a million
by Robert Lennox., Caption title., "August 20, 1897."--Caption., Printed in double columns.
From errand boy to lawyer, or, Bound to be at the top
by R. T. Emmet., Caption title., "July 9, 1897."--Caption., Printed in double columns.
Billy Button, the young clown and bareback rider
by Lieut. E. H. Kellogg., Title from page 2., "June 25, 1897."--Caption., Printed in triple columns.
The mad hunter, or, The mystery of the beaver dam
by Captain Will Dayton., Title from page 2., "November 13, 1896."--Caption., Printed in double columns.
Master of himself, or, A boy's fight in the world
by Commodore Ah-Look., Previously published as Five cent wide awake library, vol. 1, no. 134., Caption title., "May 22, 1896."--Caption., Printed in triple columns.
Chased around the world, or, The detective's mistake
by a New York detective., Caption title., "May 15, 1896."--Caption., Printed in triple columns.
Ferret, the little detective, or, The man of many faces
by Police Captain Howard., Caption title., "May 8, 1896."--Caption., Printed in triple columns.
Jack Harkaway and the Black Band
Previously published as Five cent wide awake library, vol. 1, no. 80., Caption title., "July 19, 1895."--Caption., Printed in triple columns., Author name from Edward T. LeBlanc bibliography of story papers, dime novels, and libraries.
Lighthouse Lem, or, The mystery of Deadman's Reef
by An old sea captain., Previously published as Five cent wide awake library, vol. 1, no. 422., Title from page 2., "March 29, 1895."--Caption., Printed in double columns.
North Woods Tom, the athlete hunter
by Kit Clyde., Title from page 2., "March 15, 1895."--Caption., Printed in double columns., Previously published as Five cent wide awake library, vol. 1, no. 523.
Under the gallows
by a U.S. detective., Caption title., "February 3, 1894."--Caption., Printed in triple columns., Previously published as Five cent wide awake library vol. 1, no. 228., A U. S. Detective is a pseudonym for Hanshew, Thomas W., 1857-1914--The Edward T. LeBlanc memorial dime novel bibliography.
Rob Rudder, the boy pilot of the Mississippi
by P. T. Raymond., Caption title., "March 25, 1893."--Caption., Printed in triple columns.
Adrift in a haunted lake, or, The mystery of a lost war-ship
by Roger Starbuck., Caption title., "November 5, 1892."--Caption., Printed in double columns.
The mysterious man of the mountain
by P. T. Raymond., Caption title., "October 8, 1892."--Caption., Printed in double columns.
The young Rip van Winkle
by Allan Arnold., Caption title., "March 26 1892."--Caption., Printed in double columns.
"7" of dismal swamp
by Gus Williams., Title from page 2., "April 11, 1891"--Caption., Printed in triple columns.
Little Blind Joe, or, The sharks of New York
by N. S. Wood., Title from page 2., "September 19, 1888."--Caption., Printed in double columns.
The waifs of New York
by N. S. Wood (the young American actor)., Caption title., "December 28, 1887."--Caption., Printed in triple columns.
The twelve owls, or, The secret band of Chicago
by Paul Braddon., Caption title., "August 10, 1887."--Caption., Printed in double columns.
The forest mystery
by Jas. D. Montague., Caption title., "Sept. 1, 1886."--Caption., Printed in double columns.
The vampire's prey, or, Nick Carter's blow at policy
edited by Chickering Carter., Caption title., Probably written by Frederic Van Rensselaer Day., Illustrated paper cover in colors., Printed in double columns., "Jan. 8, 1910"--Cover.
The taxicab mystery, or, Nick Carter closes a deal
edited by Chickering Carter., Caption title., Probably written by Frederic Van Rensselaer Day., Illustrated paper cover in colors., Printed in double columns., "July 3, 1909"--Cover.
The child of the jungle, or, Nick Carter's ingenious ruse
edited by Chickering Carter., Caption title., Probably written by Frederic Van Rensselaer Day., Illustrated paper cover in colors., Printed in double columns., "May 1, 1909"--Cover.
The lighthouse on the rock
by Kit Clyde., Caption title., "Oct. 29, 1884."--Caption., Printed in double columns.
The maniac rider, or, The mystery of Hawkeswood Grange
by Horace Appleton., Title from page 2., "November 14, 1883."--Caption., Printed in double columns.