File:Front cover of "The Boys of New York" v.11 no.561.jpg
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English: Front cover of The Boys of New York v.11 no.561, showing an attack of a "hideous-looking animal shaped like a crocodile" upon two sea-bound adventurers. |
| Source | http://digital.library.villanova.edu/Item/vudl:386982 |
| Author | Frank Tousey, publisher |
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English: Digital Library@Villanova University, Dime Novel and Popular Literature Collections
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