Dime Novel Club reprints, 1877-1964.

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Dime Novel Club reprints, 1877-1964.

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The collection consists of sixty-five reprints of original dime novels that were republished by the Dime Novel Club of Brooklyn, New York. The collection also contains one of the Dime Novel Club's catalogs and the Dime Novel Bibliography, written by Charles Bragin, club secretary. Due to the delicate nature of several of the reprints, photocopies have been made for use by researchers. The original publication dates span 1877-1915. The reprints were published in the late 1940s.

2 linear ft.

University of Dayton, Roesch Library

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University of Dayton, Roesch Library

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