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Diamond Dick Jr.

Diamond Dick Jr.

With over 700 issues, the Diamond Dick Jr. Dime Novel collection features narratives focused on the titular hero with stories looking at romance and adventure in the American West. Published by Street & Smith, this series ran from 1896 until 1911.

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Diamond Dick's vengeance, or, The defeat of the destroying angel

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Diamond Dick's dynamite victory, or, The anarchist plot at Pocomo

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Diamond Dick, Jr. and the haunted house, or, The ghosts of Quivaro

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Diamond Dick, Jr.'s mining venture, or, The mystery of shaft no. 3

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Diamond Dick, Jr.'s ride for life, or, The hoboes of Hunnewell

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Diamond Dick, Jr.'s diamond clew, or, The duke of Pokeropolis

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Diamond Dick, Jr.'s daring drift, or, Under water through Devil's Gulch

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Diamond Dick, Jr.'s big wager, or, The tiger of the mesa

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Diamond Dick, Jr.'s black box, or, The secret of half a million

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Diamond Dick, Jr.'s run of luck, or, The twist-up at Terrible

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Diamond Dick, Jr.'s mind reader, or, Fighting an all-star combination

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Diamond Dick, Jr.'s marked bullet, or, The wreck of the fast mail

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Diamond Dick in the oil fields, or, A lively "go" at the big "gusher"

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Diamond Dick's mid-air flight, or, At odds with the circus crooks

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Diamond Dick and the timber thieves, or, A close call in Custer's Canyon

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Diamond Dick and the black dwarf, or, Hot work for Uncle Sam

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Diamond Dick at Full-Hand Ferry; or, Rough work on Rapid River

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Diamond Dick's flying switch; or, Trapping the tough nut terrors

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Diamond Dick's cannon-ball special; or, Handsome Harry's finest

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Diamond Dick's drag-net, or, The killers of Kootenai

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Diamond Dick, Jr.'s flashing fire or, A wing shot and all hands up

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Diamond Dick's double or, The crystal chip of Gunnison

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Diamond Dick, Jr.'s daring drift; or, Under water through Devil's Gulch

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