Frank L Packard Stories


PACKARD, FRANK (Lucius) (1877-1942) (stories) created from information on FictionMags website with supplementary stories acquired and links to various stories (yellow) when available. /drf/02Nov2018.
o        Corporal Bob (vi) Munsey’sMagazine Apr 1906
o        The Perfidy of a Maid (ss) The Monthly Story Magazine Jun 1906
o        The Juggling of Thirty Thousand (ss) The Monthly Story Blue Book Magazine Oct 1906
o        An Inter-Planetary Rupture (ss) The Monthly Story Blue Book Magazine Dec 1906
o        The Claim Salter (ss) Gunter’s Magazine Mar 1907
o        An International Tangle (ss) Gunter’s Magazine May 1907 [Sir Frederick Linton]
o        Spider (ss) Gunter’s Magazine Jul 1907
o        The Paris Syndicate (ss) Gunter’s Magazine Sep 1907 [Sir Frederick Linton]
o        The Phantom Canoe (ss) The Blue Book Magazine Sep 1907
o        Servants of the Czar (ss) Gunter’s Magazine Nov 1907 [Sir Frederick Linton]
o        Rafferty’s Male (ss) Collier’s Jan 4 1908
o        The Red Ball (ss) Gunter’s Magazine Jan 1908 [Richard Marters]
o        The Council of Twelve (ss) Gunter’s Magazine Feb 1908 [Richard Marters]
o        Little Super (ss) The Century Magazine Mar 1908
o        The Spurious Advertisement (ss) Gunter’s Magazine Mar 1908 [Richard Marters]
o        The People’s Choice (ss) The Blue Book Magazine Aug 1908
o        Richard Marters Intervenes (ss) The Blue Book Magazine Nov 1908
o        The Third Act (ss) The Green Book Album Jan 1909
o        A Hero with Judgment (ss) The Railroad Man’s Magazine Feb 1909
o        One-Twenty-Nine East (ss) Pearson’s Magazine (US) Mar 1909
o        Munford: A Story of the Railroad Life (ss) The Outing Magazine Apr 1909
o        The Loot of Chang-Chao (ss) Gunter’s Magazine Dec 1909
o        The Case of Carrollson (ss) Gunter’s Magazine Jan 1910 [Richard Marters]
o        The People vs. Buck Burley (ss) Cosmopolitan Jan 1910
o        The Gates of Greatness (ss) The Blue Book Magazine Feb 1910
o        The Black Road (nv) Gunter’s Magazine Mar 1910
o        The Rebate (ss) The Railroad Man’s Magazine Mar 1910
o        According to Law (ss) The Blue Book magazine Apr 1910
o        The Underwriter (nv) Gunter’s Magazine Apr 1910 [Mr. Simpson]
o        Contraband (ss) The PopularMagazine Jun 15 1910
o        The Master Mind (nv) Gunter’s Magazine Jul 1910 [Richard Marters]
o        The Night Dispatcher (ss) The Popular Magazine Aug 15 1910 [Hill Division]
o        A Devil’s Brood (ss) Gunter’s Magazine Aug 1910 [Richard Marters]
o        Queering a Crooked Deal (nv) The Popular Magazine Sep 15 1910
o        The Man Who Didn’t Count (ss) The Popular Magazine Oct 15 1910 [Hill Division]
o        Out of Calgary (nv) The New Magazine (US) Oct 1910
o        The Purging of the “Galway” (ss) The New Magazine (US) Nov 1910 [Mr. Simpson]
o        Shanley’s Luck (ss) The Popular Magazine Dec 15 1910 [Hill Division]
o        The Guardian of the Devil’s Slide (ss) The Popular Magazine Jan 1 1911 [Hill Division]
o        Spitzer (ss) The Popular Magazine Jan 15 1911 [Hill Division]
o        The Blood of Kings (ss) The Popular Magazine Feb 1 1911 [Hill Division]
o        Good Timber (ss) People’s Ideal Fiction Magazine Feb 1911
o        The Red Lure (na) The New Magazine (US) Feb 1911 [Richard Marters]
o        Marley (ss) The Popular Magazine Mar 1 1911 [Hill Division]
o        In the Shadow of the Kris (nv) The Popular Magazine May 15 1911
o        Where’s Haggerty? (ss) Pearson’s Magazine (US) Jun 1911
o        Tact and Diplomacy (ss) The New Magazine (US) Jul 1911 [Mr. Simpson]
o        Thine Eyes Upon That Which Is Not (ss) Short Stories Jul 1911, as “Thine Eyes Upon That Which Was Not”.
o        Thine Eyes Upon That Which Was Not (ss) Short Stories Jul 1911; also as “Thine Eyes Upon That Which Is Not”.
o        The Decoy (ss) The Cavalier Sep 1911
o        The Specter at Serpent’s Cut (ss) The PopularMagazine Oct 1 1911 [Hill Division]
o        The Final Average (ss) Adventure Nov 1911
o        One Bell in the Dog-Watch (ss) The Cavalier Nov 1911
o        In a Dead Man’s Shoes (na) The Cavalier Dec 1911
o        Protectin’ Mamie (ss) Short Stories Dec 1911
o        The Chivalry of Captain Eckles (ss) New Story Magazine Jan 1912 [Mr. Simpson]
o        Tales from the Red Ledger (ss) People’s Ideal Fiction Magazine Jan 1912 [Henri Raoul Charlebois]
o        A Settlement at Par (ss) People’s Ideal Fiction Magazine Feb 1912 [Henri Raoul Charlebois]
o        The Mandarin’s Horse (nv) The Cavalier Mar 23 1912
o        Accrued Interest (ss) People’s Ideal Fiction Magazine Mar 1912 [Henri Raoul Charlebois]
o        On Special Detail (na) New StoryMagazine Mar 1912, etc. See Leigh, of the Royal North-West Mounted an enlarged version from his archives.
o        The King of Fools (nv) The Popular Magazine Apr 1 1912
o        On the Debit Side (ss) People’s Ideal Fiction Magazine Apr 1912 [Henri Raoul Charlebois]
o        Suspended Payment (ss) People’s Ideal Fiction Magazine May 1912 [Henri Raoul Charlebois]
o        The House of Balbreck (ss) Pearson’s Magazine (US) Jun 1912
o        The Sinking Fund (ss) People’s Ideal Fiction Magazine Jun 1912 [Henri Raoul Charlebois]
o        A Double Entry (nv) People’s Ideal Fiction Magazine Jul 1912 [Henri Raoul Charlebois]
o        The Last Day of Grace (ss) People’s Ideal Fiction Magazine Aug 1912 [Henri Raoul Charlebois]
o        Pooled Interests (ss) People’s Ideal Fiction Magazine Sep 1912 [Henri Raoul Charlebois]
o        A Bull Market (ss) People’s Ideal Fiction Magazine Oct 1912 [Henri Raoul Charlebois]
o        In Full Payment of Account (ss) People’s Ideal Fiction Magazine Nov 1912 [Henri Raoul Charlebois]
o        The Idol’s Breast-plate (ss) The Weekly Tale-Teller Nov 9 1912
o        The Wrecking Boss (ss) The Popular Magazine Dec 15 1912
o        Floating a Deal (ss) People’s Ideal Fiction Magazine Dec 1912 [Henri Raoul Charlebois]
o        Greater Love Hath No Man (sl) The Cavalier Jan 18 1913, etc.
o        Past Due (ss) People’s Ideal Fiction Magazine Jan 1913 [Henri Raoul Charlebois]
o        Corrigan’s Best (ss) The Popular Magazine Feb 1 1913
o        The Other Fellow’s Job (ss) The Popular Magazine Feb 15 1913
o        Under False Pretenses (ss) People’s Ideal Fiction Magazine Mar 1913 [Henri Raoul Charlebois]
o        With Compound Interest (ss) People’s Ideal Fiction Magazine Apr 1913 [Henri Raoul Charlebois]
o        For Value Received (ss) People’s Ideal Fiction Magazine May 1913 [Henri Raoul Charlebois]
o        As Per Account Rendered (ss) People’s Ideal Fiction Magazine Jun 1913 [Henri Raoul Charlebois]
o        At Maturity (ss) People’s Ideal Fiction Magazine Jul 1913 [Henri Raoul Charlebois]
o        The Last Account (nv) People’s Ideal Fiction Magazine Aug 1913 [Henri Raoul Charlebois]
o        The Devil and All His Works (ss) The Popular Magazine Oct 15 1913 [Hill Division]
o        On the Night Wire (ss) The Popular Magazine Dec 1 1913 [Hill Division]
o        The Squealer (ss) The Popular Magazine Dec 15 1913 [Hill Division]
o        Owsley and the 1601 (ss) The Popular Magazine Jan 1 1914 [Hill Division]
o        The Miracle Man, or, None Are So Blind (n.) Munsey’s Magazine Feb 1914
o        The Rat River Special (ss) The Popular Magazine Apr 1 1914 [Hill Division]
o        The Stuff They’re Made Of (ss) The Popular Magazine Apr 15 1914 [Hill Division]
o        Madman’s Island (nv) All-Story Cavalier Weekly May 30 1914
o        The Gray Seal (ss) People’s Ideal Fiction Magazine May 1914 [Jimmie Dale (The Gray Seal)]
o        The “Come-Back” (ss) The Popular Magazine Jun 15 1914 [Hill Division]
o        By Proxy (ss) People’s Ideal Fiction Magazine Jun 1914 [Jimmie Dale (The Gray Seal)]
o        The Mother Lode (ss) People’s Jul 1914 [Jimmie Dale (The Gray Seal)]
o        The Counterfeit Five (ss) People’s Aug 1914 [Jimmie Dale (The Gray Seal)]
o        Opportunity (ss) The Popular Magazine Sep 23 1914 [Hill Division]
o        The Affair of the Push-Cart Man (ss) People’s Sep 1914 [Jimmie Dale (The Gray Seal)]
o        Devil’s Work (ss) People’s Oct 1914 [Jimmie Dale (The Gray Seal)]
o        The Age Limit (ss) The Popular Magazine Nov 7 1914 [Hill Division]
o        The Thief (ss) People’s Nov 1914 [Jimmie Dale (The Gray Seal)]
o        The Man Higher Up (ss) People’s Dec 1914 [Jimmie Dale (The Gray Seal)]
o        Two Crooks and a Knave (ss) People’s Jan 1915 [Jimmie Dale (The Gray Seal)]
o        The Hobo (ss) The Popular Magazine Feb 7 1915 [Hill Division]
o        The Alibi (ss) People’s Feb 1915 [Jimmie Dale (The Gray Seal)]
o        The Stool-Pigeon (ss) People’s Mar 1915 [Jimmie Dale (The Gray Seal)]
o        The Lodestone (na) People’s Apr 1915, etc. [Jimmie Dale (The Gray Seal)]
o        The Impostor (nv) All-Story Weekly May 22 1915
o        Dicing with Death (ss) Cassell’s Magazine of Fiction Jun 1915 [Jimmie Dale (The Gray Seal)]
o        The Beloved Traitor (sl) All-Story Weekly Oct 2 1915, etc.
o        At the Tick of the Clock (ss) Top-Notch Magazine Mar 1 1916
o        The Iron-Rider (na) All-Story Weekly Mar 11 1916, etc.
o        The Claws of Chance (sl) Top-Notch Magazine Oct 1 1916, etc.
o        Smarlinghue (ss) People’s Nov 1916 [Jimmie Dale (The Gray Seal)]
o        The Affair of the Diamond Pendant (ss) People’s Dec 1916 [Jimmie Dale (The Gray Seal)]
o        The Rehabilitaion of Larry the Bat (ss) People’s Jan 1917 [Jimmie Dale (The Gray Seal)]
o        The Sin That Was His (sl) All-Story Weekly Feb 10 1917, etc.
o        ’Ware the Wolf (ss) People’s Feb 1917 [Jimmie Dale (The Gray Seal)]
o        Alias the Hawk (ss) The Popular Magazine Mar 20 1917
o        Spot Cash (ss) People’s Mar 1917 [Jimmie Dale (The Gray Seal)]
o        Stacked Cards (ss) The Popular Magazine Apr 7 1917
o        The Third Party (ss) The Popular Magazine Apr 20 1917
o        The Miser and the Thief (ss) People’s Apr 1917 [Jimmie Dale (The Gray Seal)]
o        The Lead Capsule (ss) The Popular Magazine May 7 1917
o        Caught in the Act (ss) People’s May 1917 [Jimmie Dale (The Gray Seal)]
o        The Wire Devils 5. (ss) The Popular Magazine May 20 1917
o        Birds of a Feather (ss) The Popular Magazine Jun 7 1917
o        The Lame Man (ss) People’s Jun 1917 [Jimmie Dale (The Gray Seal)]
o        Loaded Dice (ss) People’s Jul 1917 [Jimmie Dale (The Gray Seal)]
o        At Five Minutes to Twelve (ss) People’s Favorite Magazine Aug 25 1917 [Jimmie Dale (The Gray Seal)]
o        The Defaulter (ss) People’s Aug 1917 [Jimmie Dale (The Gray Seal)]
o        My Philosophy of Life (pm) All-Story Weekly Sep 22 1917
o        Silver Mag. (ss) People’s Sep 1917 [Jimmie Dale (The Gray Seal)]
o        Coogan’s Last Run (ss) Top-Notch Magazine Feb 1 1918
o        The Trapping of Paul Kramarz (nv) People’s Favorite Magazine Feb 25 1918
o        The Case of Angel Breen (ss) Top-Notch Magazine Mar 1 1918
o        Spitzer’s Ambition (ss) Top-Notch Magazine Apr 15 1918
o        Fired or Promoted? (ss) Top-Notch Magazine Jun 1 1918
o        Marley’s Price (ss) Top-Notch Magazine Jul 15 1918
o        When Coal Was King (ss) Top-Notch Magazine Sep 15 1918
o        Across the Threshold (ss) The Popular Magazine Sep 20 1918
o        Devil’s Partners (ss) The Popular Magazine Oct 7 1918
o        The Alibi (nv) The Popular Magazine Oct 20 1918
o        The Man with the Crutch (ss) The Popular Magazine Nov 7 1918
o        Bunty at the Throttle (ss) Top-Notch Magazine Nov 15 1918
o        A Rogue’s Alias (ss) The Popular Magazine Nov 20 1918
o        The Last Portal (ss) The Popular Magazine Dec 7 1918
o        From Now On (sl) All-Story Weekly Feb 22 1919, etc.
o        All They Knew (ss) Top-Notch Magazine Mar 1 1919
o        Alias Gypsy Nan (ss) The Blue Book Magazine Aug 1919 [Gypsy Nan]
o        The White Woman (ss) The Blue Book Magazine Aug 1919, as “Alias Gypsy Nan”. [Gypsy Nan]
o        It Doesn’t Matter (ss) People’s Favorite Magazine Sep 1919
o        The Pawn (nv) The Blue Book Magazine Sep 1919 [Gypsy Nan]
o        The Brink (nv) The Blue Book Magazine Oct 1919 [Gypsy Nan]
o        The Door Across the Hall (nv) The Blue Book Magazine Nov 1919 [Gypsy Nan]
o        The Silver Sphinx (nv) The Blue Book Magazine Dec 1919 [Gypsy Nan]
o        The Night Operator (ss) The Night Operator, George H. Doran 1919
o        Never Again (ss) Top-Notch Magazine Jan 15 1920
o        The Reckoning (nv) The Blue Book Magazine Jan 1920 [Gypsy Nan]
o        Pawned (sl) Argosy All-Story Weekly Feb 5 1921, etc.
o        The Gray Seal (ss) People’s Favorite Magazine Jul 1921 [Jimmie Dale (The Gray Seal)]
o        The Man with the Rubber-Tipped Cane (ss) People’s Favorite Magazine Aug 1921 [Jimmie Dale (The Gray Seal)]
o        The House with the Broken Stairs (ss) People’s Favorite Magazine Sep 10 1921 [Jimmie Dale (The Gray Seal)]
o        Graybeard (ss) People’s Favorite Magazine Sep 1921 [Jimmie Dale (The Gray Seal)]
o        The Paneled Wall (nv) People’s Favorite Magazine Oct 25 1921 [Jimmie Dale (The Gray Seal)]
o        The Cat’s Paw (ss) People’s Favorite Magazine Nov 10 1921 [Jimmie Dale (The Gray Seal)]
o        The Devil’s Alibi (ss) People’s Favorite Magazine Nov 25 1921 [Jimmie Dale (The Gray Seal)]
o        At a Quarter of Three (ss) People’s Story Magazine Jan 10 1922 [Jimmie Dale (The Gray Seal)]
o        The Phantom Clew IX. (nv) People’s Story Magazine Apr 10 1922 [Jimmie Dale (The Gray Seal)]
o        The Black Box (ss) Cassell’s Magazine of Fiction Apr 1922 [Jimmie Dale (The Gray Seal)]
o        The Phantom Clew X. (nv) People’s Story Magazine May 10 1922 [Jimmie Dale (The Gray Seal)]
o        The Lair of the Phantom (ss) Cassell’s Magazine of Fiction May 1922 [Jimmie Dale (The Gray Seal)]
o        Mountains Make You Think (ss) Western Story Magazine Oct 21 1922
o        The Four Stragglers (sl) Argosy All-Story Weekly Feb 3 1923, etc.
o        The Locked Book (sl) Argosy All-Story Weekly May 24 1924, etc.
o        Pirates (ss) Hearst’s International Dec 1924
o        Women’s Pocketbooks (ar) Hearst’s International Dec 1924
o        Broken Waters (n.) Liberty Mar 7 1925, etc.
o        Shanghai Jim (nv) Cosmopolitan Oct 1926
o        Two Stolen Idols (sl) Short Stories Feb 10 1927, etc.
o        The Devil’s Mantle (sl) Liberty Jun 25 1927, etc.
o        The Bell in the Mid-watch (ss) Thrills Jan 1928
o        Tiger Claws (sl) Short Stories Sep 25 1928, etc.
o        The Big Shot (sl) Argosy All-Story Weekly May 18 1929, etc.
o        Jimmie Dale and the Blue Envelope Murder (sl) Short Stories Jun 25 1930, etc. [Jimmie Dale (The Gray Seal)]
o        The Gold Skull Murders (sl) Argosy Sep 26 1931, etc.
o        The Men Who Make the Argosy (cl) Argosy Sep 26 1931
o        The Hidden Door (sl) Argosy Dec 31 1932, etc.
o        The Purple Ball (sl) Argosy Oct 21 1933, etc.
o        The Engine He Loved (ss) Railroad Stories Mar 1934
o        Sixty Years—and Out (ss) Railroad Stories Jul 1934
o        The Missing Hour (sl) Detective Fiction Weekly Mar 16 1935, etc. [Jimmie Dale (The Gray Seal)]
o        The Wrecking Master (ss) Railroad Stories Mar 1935
The Spotter (ss) Railroad Stories September 1935
o        The Engine Wiper (ss) Railroad Stories Jan 1936
o        The Circus Special (ss) Railroad Stories Nov 1936; also as “The Circus Train”.
o        The Circus Train (ss) Railroad Stories Nov 1936, as “The Circus Special”.
o        The Dragon’s Jaws (sl) Short Stories Jan 10 1937, etc.
The Mad Player (ss) The Canadian Magazine, December 1911
A Dead One (ss) 1911 unpublished!!!
Constable Grier's Detail (ss) unpublished?
The Abnegation of Mr. Vaine (ss) unpublished?
A Joy Ride (ss) unpublished?
Crime Report No. 872 (ss) unpublished?
A League to Rosthny (ss) unpublished?


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