The Edward T. LeBlanc Memorial Dime Novel Bibliography

Item - John W. Marsh & Co.

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(Fame and Fortune Weekly Edition - source: NIU Libraries)
(Liberty Boys of '76 edition - source: Digital Library @ Villanova University)
(Secret Service edition, second appearance - source: Digital Library @ Villanova University)

Combined Summary

Online Full Text: Digital Library @ Villanova University (Liberty Boys of '76 edition)
Digital Library @ Villanova University (Secret Service edition, second appearance)
Northern Illinois University (Fame and Fortune Weekly Edition)
University of South Florida (Fame and Fortune Weekly Edition)
Series: Fame and Fortune Weekly no. 214 — pages 28-29
Liberty Boys of '76 no. 708 — pages 27-28
Secret Service: Old and Young King Brady, Detectives no. 1030 — pages 27-28
Authors: Braddon, Paul (pseudonym used by multiple people) (Fame and Fortune Weekly Edition)
Clyde, Kit (pseudonym used by Senarens, Luis (Lu), 1863-1939) (Liberty Boys of '76 edition)
Fenton, Ralph, Colonel (pseudonym used by multiple people) (Secret Service edition, second appearance)
Dates: November 5, 1909 (Fame and Fortune Weekly Edition)
July 24, 1914 (Liberty Boys of '76 edition)
October 18, 1918 (Secret Service edition, second appearance)
Attribution (Title Page): Ralph Fenton (Secret Service edition, second appearance)
First Sentence: A curious case of counterfeiting will soon be brought before the United States courts in New York, the particulars of which are given in the following sketch, which is, in reality, a resume of the experiences of a United States Treasury detective, taken from his notebook, which will before long become public in an official form. (Fame and Fortune Weekly Edition)
A few years ago an old mill situated upon the borders of Connecticut, upon one of the many tributaries of the "New England Mississippi," and which had stood idle for five or six years preceding, was hired by some parties, and the story soon got afloat in the little village that the old time prosperity was again to return. (Liberty Boys of '76 edition)
Last Sentence: "Yes, and this is the last of the house of 'John W. Marsh & Co.,' the felt manufacturers," said Drummond, laughing. (Fame and Fortune Weekly Edition, Liberty Boys of '76 edition)

Known Editions

Fame and Fortune Weekly Edition (pages 28-29 in Fame and Fortune #214)
Liberty Boys of '76 edition (pages 27-28 in Liberty Boys of '76, no. 708)
Secret Service edition, second appearance (pages 27-28 in Secret Service, no. 1030)

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