Hunting for Hidden Gold - Franklin W. Dixon 1928 Grosset & Dunlap Boris Pasternak Brame is fairly typical of

Brame is fairly typical of the "dime novel" genre (though lacking the usual rich Americans)

and Roland's two new tet-mates have become trained gunslingers

by the American author Winston Churchill

Their father

Hunting for Hidden Gold - Franklin W. Dixon 1928 Grosset & Dunlap Boris Pasternak Brame is fairly typical ofCondition: Acceptable: Signs of wear. See images for the condition of this book. Blurb: Timber wolves, a Rocky Mountain blizzard, and a mine cave in are only a few of the perils Frank and Joe Hardy encounter during their search for the principal members of a notorious gang responsible for a payroll robbery. In the old Montana mining camp of Lucky Lode, the young detectives puzzle over a series of mysterious events. A piano playing ghost haunts the