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: The wolf boys of Michigan; by Jas. D. Montague., Title from page 2., "November 19, 1892."--Caption., Printed in triple columns., Jas. D. Montague is a pseudonym for Doughty, Francis Worcester, -1917--The Edward T. LeBlanc memorial dime novel bibliography.

: The marked moccasin, or, Pandy Ellis' pard; by Marline Manly., Previously published as Five cent wide awake library, vol. 1, no. 17., Title from page 2., "April 17, 1896."--Caption., Printed in triple columns., Caption title lists author as Marline Manley.

: The headless horsemen; Title from cover., Publisher information from advertisement inside front cover., Illustrated paper cover in color.

: The detective road-agent; [by Ed. L. Wheeler.]., Cover title., "May 23, 1900.", Illustrated paper cover in color.

: The demon of the forest; Title from cover., Publisher information from advertisement inside front cover., Illustrated paper cover in color.

: Buffalo demon, or, The border vultures; by Edward L. Wheeler., Cover title., "March 29, 1899.", Illustrated paper cover in color., Printed in double columns.

: Prairie Phil, or, The panther of the platte; by Harry Rockwood., Title from page 2., "November 23, 1894."--Caption., Printed in triple columns.

: Old Moscow, the king of the trappers; by Judson S. Gardner., Caption title., "March 26, 1891"--Cover., Printed in double columns., Pagination is inclusive of cover., Publisher's advertisements on back cover., Illustrated paper cover.

: Nobby Nick of Nevada, or, The scamps of the Sierras; by Edw. L. Wheeler., Cover title., "Nov. 22, 1899.", Illustrated paper cover in color.

: Nick and Jed, the king trappers of the border; by P.T. Raymond., Caption title., "April 22, 1893."--Caption., Printed in triple columns.

: Lasso Luke, or, The three prairie pards; by Kit Clyde., Previously published as Five cent wide awake library, vol. 1, no. 559., Title from page 2., "April 26, 1895."--Caption., Printed in double columns.

: Grim Goblin, the avenger; Title from cover., Publisher information from advertisement inside front cover., Illustrated paper cover in color.

: Gold rifle, the sharpshooter, or, The boy detective of the Black Ranch; by Edward L. Wheeler., Cover title., "June 14, 1899.", Illustrated paper cover in color.

: Gold Rifle and Tiger Track; Title from cover., Publisher information from advertisement inside front cover., Illustrated paper cover in color.

: Death Shadow, the Forest King, or, The Indian girl's victim; by Duke Cuyler., Caption title., "May 12, 1892"--Cover., Illustrated paper cover., Publisher's advertisements on back cover., Pagination is inclusive of cover., Printed in double columns., "Duke Cuyler" was a pseudonym used by Arthur Livermore Meserve.

: Deadwood Dick's dozen, or, The fakir of Phantom Flats; by Edward L. Wheeler., Illustrated paper cover in color.

: Deadwood Dick's big deal, or, The gold brick of Oregon; by Edward L. Wheeler., Illustrated paper cover in color.

: Deadwood Dick and the warriors of the Sun-God; Title from cover., Publisher information from advertisement inside front cover., Illustrated paper cover in color.

: Corduroy Charlie, the boy bravo, or, Deadwood Dick's last act; by Edward L. Wheeler., Cover title., "June 28, 1899.", Illustrated paper cover in color.

: Colorado Charlie's detective dash, or, The cattle kings; by Edw. L. Wheeler., Cover title., "May 30, 1900.", Illustrated paper cover in color.

: Canada Chet, the counterfeiter chief, or, Old Anaconda in Sitting Bull's camp; by Edward L. Wheeler., Caption title., "Aug. 9, 1899.", Illustrated paper cover in color., Printed in double columns.

: Buckhorn Bill, or, The red rifle team; by Edward L. Wheeler., Caption title., "June 7, 1899.", Illustrated paper cover in color., Printed in double columns.

: Buckhorn Bill and the moonshiners; Title from cover., Publisher information from advertisement inside front cover., Illustrated paper cover in color.