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Venture "Into the Heart of Australia" with Old Broadbrim in this thrilling adventure from the classic era of dime novels. First published in 1903, this historical fiction tale captures the spirit of exploration and excitement that defined the genre.
Under the guise of "Old Broadbrim," author St. George Henry Rathborne, masterfully weaves a narrative of daring exploits and compelling circumstances in "A Strange Bargain and Its Consequences."
Immerse yourself in the rough-and-tumble world of the Australian outback, where danger lurks around every bend and fortunes are won and lost with the flip of a coin. This meticulously prepared print edition allows you to experience the timeless appeal of "Old Broadbrim Magazine No. 32" as it was originally intended.
A must-have for collectors and enthusiasts of Westerns, action-adventure stories, and historical fiction, this volume transports you to a bygone era of captivating storytelling.
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