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Pluck and Luck Complete Stories of Adventure

Pluck and Luck Complete Stories of Adventure

Nickel weekly published by Frank Tousey, 1898-1919. Publisher's description: "Contains all sorts of tales. Every story complete."

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Tons of luck, or, The boy of many good fortunes

Allyn Draper
"333", or, The boy without a name

Allan Arnold
The boss of the camp, or, The boy who was never afraid

An Old Scout
Missing from school, or, The mysterious disappearance of Billy Bird

Howard Austin
Sure and steady, or, A boy engineer's first job

Jasper C. Merritt
Al, the boy acrobat, or, Flip flopping into fame and fortune

Allyn Draper
Hustling Bob, or, The smartest boy in town

Richard R. Montgomery
A haunted boy, or, The mad-house mystery

Allan Arnold
The smugglers of the Shannon, or, The Irish Meg Merriles

Berton Bertrew
On the Plains with Buffalo Bill, or, Two years in the Wild West

An Old Scout
The rival nines, or, The boy champions of the Reds and Grays

Jasper C. Merritt
Dick Dareall : the boy blockade runner

Thomas H. Wilson
His last chance, or, Uncle Dick's fortune

Allyn Draper
Rolly Rock, or, Chasing the mountain bandits

Richard R. Montgomery
Big Bone Island, or, Lost in the wilds of Siberia

Thomas H. Wilson
The gold queen, or, Two Yankee boys in Never Never Land

Howard Austin
Shore Line Sam : the young southern engineer, or, Railroading in war times

Jas C. Merritt
Nobody's son, or, The strange fortunes of a smart boy

Berton Bertrew
Little Red Cloud : the boy Indian chief

An Old Scout
Fontenoy Farrell or, the Dashing Young Scout of the Irish Brigade

Allan Arnold
Little Robert Emmet, or, The Whiteboys of Tipperary

Allyn Draper
The Boy of Donnybrook, or, A lord for a year : (A story of Ireland)

Allyn Draper
The invisible twelve, an Irish romance of the present day and other stories

Allan Arnold
The boyhood days of "Pawnee Bill"; or, From the schoolroom to the frontier

An Old Scout

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