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UGLY READING COPY of 1925 DIME NOVEL. Serious chipping of cover and page edges. Creased spine. Age soiled and tanned. Cover separated but present. But, nothing interferes with it's readability. DIME NOVELS-Printed on the cheapest of paper, with lurid cover illustrations, dime novels (which found a name in their ten cent price tag)...were considered ephemeral, to be read, often in secret, passed on to friends, or discarded. Dime novels...targeted a youthful working class audience with their thrilling, stereotyped tales of Wild West adventures, master criminals, detective stories, historical romances, and working girls and boys in which virtue was rewarded and preserved. 5x7.25x.5" 240+ pages.
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Good with no dust jacket. E--Not dated, c1890s or 1900. Wear to cloth covers with some threadbare spots, one especially large spot along the bottom of the back cover. Age toning on the end pages. Binding sound. Text clean of highlighting, underlining or other pen/pencil marks. A Little Store that's BIG on Service. Free Delivery Confirmation on every package.; Ebay.