Coachwhip Publications

Cartoonist Gene Byrnes (1889-1974) brought "Reg'lar Fellers" characters to life in 1917, and they continued to entertain newspaper readers through 1949. In 1943, two patriotic collections of "Reg'lar...

Cartoonist Gene Byrnes (1889-1974) brought "Reg'lar Fellers" characters to life in 1917, and they continued to entertain newspaper readers through 1949. In 1943, two patriotic collections of "Reg'lar...

This is another pairing of unusual detectives from the early 1900s. The first is Astro, Master of Mysteries, who pretends to be a psychic while hiding his brilliant detective prowess. Dr. Xavier...

This volume collects the mystery short stories of two detectives from the early 1900s. Average Jones investigates strange advertisements posted in the newspaper, allowing him to solve puzzles and...

This volume of 2 Detectives pairs two ladies of intellect, ingenuity, and a willingness to work hard to get past dire circumstances. Success in business also brings these women into contact with...

This volume of 2 Detectives pairs two early "lady detectives" who showed that intelligence, investigative skills, and courage were not limited to those of the masculine variety. Loveday Brooke's...

This volume of 2 Detectives brings together two female detectives by the same author. Grant Allen's protagonists, Miss Cayley and Hilda Wade are determined, smart, and resourceful. They join the...

This book pairs stories from two detectives from the early 1900s. Addington Peace is a police inspector with a keen intellect and a dry sense of humor. Luther Trant is a psychological detective who...

This volume of 2 Detectives brings together two detectives from the lighter side of mystery fiction. The Eug?ne Valmont stories are a satire on the differences between the French and English legal...

This volume of 3 Detectives collects the stories of three early investigators. The Hon. Augustus Champnell, Richard Marsh's aristocratic detective, featured in five short stories (as well as making...

This volume of 4 Detectives collects the stories of four very different detectives. Bromley Barnes is a retired Chief from the Treasury Department who is often enlisted for cases of national security...

This volume of 4 Detectives brings together four early female detectives who use their formidable skills in crime-solving to track down and capture criminals of every variety. Madelyn Mack and her...

This volume of 5 Detectives collects lesser-known sleuths from the early 1900s, when detective stories were popular in monthly magazines. Magician from the Orient Chanler Rao uses his skills to...

A Haunting Note collects twenty tales that tease open the veil to supernatural realms through diabolical melodies, ghastly symphonies, and uncanny harmonies. Musical instruments offer Faustian...

A treatise on the fundamental principle, theory, and practice of picking pockets for magicians. For entertainment purposes only! Removing objects from an audience member is a staple in magic acts,...

Two classics on pocket billiards (both from 1948) are collected here: Trick and Fancy Shots in Pocket Billiards, by Jimmy Caras, and Willie Mosconi on Pocket Billiards. For pool players who have...

Two complete Frank Aubrey novels (A Queen of Atlantis, and its sequel The Devil-Tree of El Dorado) are collected, showcasing the "Lost Race" genre and full of strange creatures, natural marvels,...

A Spectrum Unseen collects 14 short stories and 2 novellas dealing with invisible people and creatures in classic science fiction and fantasy. Included are H. G. Well's The Invisible Man, and such...

This anthology collects early fifteen stories (1819-1916) that demonstrate time travel, time shifts, and other temporal tampering before the "golden age" of science fiction took time travel stories...

Ed Keithahn collected thirty-five age-old Eskimo tales for this fascinating collection while teaching in the Arctic village of Shishmaref. He noted, "Most tales will be found to have a moral...

This compilation of early recipe collections brings together two published booklets and one academic paper with recipes from traditional and recent American Indian kitchens. These include submissions...

Grant Allen's An African Millionaire, first published in 1897, is a classic in rogue fiction: a South African millionaire is hounded by a mischievous and larcenous conman, Colonel Clay. The tables...

This booklet collects two fascinating papers on ancient weapons and armour. "Ancient Armour" was a serial article on ancient armour and weaponry published in The Family Magazine for 1839, edited by...

Ancient Games (first published as an instructional booklet in 1936) offers basic instructions and game board details for over twenty board games (and several variations) from Africa, Europe, and Asia...

Ancestral Haunts collects two rare volumes of classic ghost stories: The Stoneground Ghost Tales (1912) by E. G. Swain, and Tedious Brief Tales of Granta and Gramarye (1919) by Arthur Gray, Master of...

This is a facsimile reprint of Sir James George Frazer's "Ancient Stories of a Great Flood," the Huxley Memorial Lecture for 1916, and published in the Journal of the Royal Anthropological Institute...

Anthropologica Incognita collects twenty classic short stories of wild men, monster apes, weird primates, and strange races. Includes the Story of Tsoq?lEM, Two Nights in Southern Mexico, Hunting of...

Nineteen tales of flowering enigmas and leafy terrors are presented in Coachwhip Publications' third volume of cryptobotanical short stories from classic science fiction and fantasy. Man-eating...

Bacteria and other microbial organisms, whether strange and new, or old and deadly, are the theme for this collection of thirteen short stories and one classic novel. Horror, crime, romance, science...

Champion checkers player Millard Hopper wrote this informative guide to another popular board game, backgammon. Hopper covers game play, strategies, and tactics simply but in detail (and with plenty...