The cover page is adapted from The Tower Treasure, a painting completed in 1927 by Walter S. Rogers. The cover and title pages feature the League Spartan and Sorts Mill Goudy typefaces created in 2014 and 2009 by The League of Moveable Type. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Walter_S._Rogerswww.theleagueofmoveabletype.com/
The Tower Treasure
Chapters (24)
- I: The Speed Demon 0:00
- II: The Stolen Roadster 9:30
- III: Traces of the Thief 19:33
- IV: The Holdup 28:26
- V: Chet’s Auto Horn 36:48
- VI: Tire Tracks 52:04
- VII: The Mansion Robbery 1:02:07
- VIII: The Arrest 1:12:35
- IX: Red Hair 1:20:53
- X: An Important Discovery 1:30:20
- XI: Mr. Hardy Investigates 1:43:01
- XII: Days of Waiting 1:54:11
- XIII: In Poor Quarters 2:06:06
- XIV: Red Jackley 2:17:11
- XV: The Chief Gets a Bomb 2:32:38
- XVI: A Confession 2:44:52
- XVII: The Search of the Tower 2:54:11
- XVIII: The New Tower 3:05:11
- XIX: The Mystery Deepens 3:14:38
- XX: The Flash in the Tower 3:26:30
- XXI: A New Idea 3:38:14
- XXII: The Search 3:48:07
- XXIII: Adelia Applegate’s Compliment 3:57:48
- XXIV: The Last of the Tower Case 4:07:09
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While riding their motorcycles into town, Frank and Joe Hardy are nearly run off the road by a roadster that they later realize belongs to their friend Chet. As they set out to solve the mystery of the stolen car, the tower mansion is broken into and robbed. Are the crimes related? The Hardy boys will do their best to figure it out.
This book is the first in the Hardy boys series of novels, first published in 1927. It was updated and rewritten in 1959, but this Standard Ebooks edition follows the first edition text.