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Old Sleuth Library

Old Sleuth Library

A nickel weekly published by George Munro, 1885-1905. Publisher's description: "A series of the most thrilling detective stories ever published!"

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Mademoiselle Lucie, the French lady detective

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Old Sleuth in Philadelphia; or, "Piping" the Schuylkill horror

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Ranleagh, the lightning Irish detective

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A straight-out detective, or, New York under a flashlight : a tale of masks, devices and flashes

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The boy detective; or, The chief of the counterfeiters

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Old Phenomenal; or, The double tragedy mystery

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Jack Gameway; or, A western boy in New York.

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Old Sleuth, Badger & Co.

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Down in a coal mine; or, The mystery of the fire damp

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Faithful Mike, the Irish hero

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The duke of New York; or, The wonderful career of an orhpan boy.

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Old Sleuth's luck; or, Day and night in New York

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Bonanza Bardie; or, The treasure of the Rockies

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Billy Wayne, the St. Louis detective; or, The mystery of the black mere

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Old Sleuth, the detective; or, The Bay Ridge mystery

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The brigands of New York

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The king of the detectives

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The lady detective

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