1907 Chicago Projecting Co.'s Entertainer's Supplies Catalog No. 122; Deluxe Edition - $20
How To Film Moving Pictures in the 1910’s - $16
#1 The Great Express Robbery (1907) $14
OUT OF PRINT
#2 Four Dime Novels From The Old Sleuth (1896 & 1898) $18
#3 The House of Mystery (1905) $14
#4 Fritz To The Front (1881) $12
#5 The Complete Alvarez Bros. Dime Novel Collection (1898) $18
#6 The Human Vampire and The Haunted Chamber (1889 and 188?) $18
#7 Mystery of New York Bay $16 coming soon
#8 Billy The Kid (1907) $16 coming soon
Lost Dime Novels from the 1800’s to the 1920’s
RANSOM! The Story of a Lost Child; Intimate Chapters of a Film Star's Life (1933)
Volumes 1, 2, 3, and 4 $16 each
Old Electricity, The Lightning Detective; Or, Through By Night (copyrighted 1881) $18
Iron Burgess The Government Detective (copyrighted 1880) $16
Original Movie Adaptation novels
Reprinted from the 1920s
Expanded plots and extended scenes. These dime novels were adapted from early versions of the shooting scripts and published as part of their theatrical run.
Outside The Law (1920, movie re-released and published in 1926), featuring a gallery of original Universal Films press promotion and a reproduction of a theater promotional playing card. $12
Tell It To The Marines (1926). Includes a newly discovered movie fan magazine’s short story adaption of the lost Lon Chaney comedy role, A Night Of Thrills from 1914. $14
The Mocking Bird (1926). Released as The Blackbird, this edition includes a recently found short story adaption of the lost The Blind Bargain from 1922. $14
The Road To Mandalay (1926) includes a short story adaption of “Quincy Adams Sawyer,” a lost feature film from 1922 starring Lon Chaney. $14
