Amsterdam: Aux Depens de la Compagnie, 1773. Nouvelle edition. Chapters on Billiards, Court Tennis, Chess, Backgammon. Read More about Academie Universelle des Jeux, contenant les Regles de tous les Jeux

New York: Phillips Co, 1913. This early simulation baseball board game was played by dropping the ball through the "plinko" tabs, with its landing point corresponding to a printed list of results along the top of the bottom cover: Out, Ball, Strike, Safe at First, etc. In addition, larger three..... Read More about Home Diamond. The Great National Game [board game

Washington, D.C: Circa 1915. Read More about Walter Johnson Base Ball Game

np: R. Bliss Mfg. Co, 1874. Read More about No. 249. Improved Architectural Blocks free from Paint or Other Poisonous Colorings. Wooden...

Moscow: Nauka, 1968. First. Botvinnik was an electrical engineer by training and a Russian chess grandmaster and three-time world chess champion. Influenced by Claude Shannon, he began to study computer chess in the early 1950s and developed his theories at Moscow's Institute of Theoretical and Experimental Physics. This is his..... Read More about Algoritm Igry v Shakhmaty (An Algorithm for Chess

New York: 11 West 36th Street, 1897. First edition. An early bridge rule book, the first appeared in London, 1886.OCLC locates three copies. Read More about The Laws of Bridge as Adopted by the Whist Club: Also the Etiquette of the Game with Hints for Play

New York: Dodd, Mead, and Company, 1893. Second edition. Read More about The Devil's Picture-Books. A History of Playing-Cards

London: Joseph Reynolds & Sons, [Ca. 1865]. Lavish Boxed Bésique Set. Accompanying the instruction booklet is an elaborate boxed set of four packs of bésique cards, each accompanied by a movable dial-type marker/scorer, the whole set into separate compartments in a purple moire silk-lined gilt bronze-trimmed box of a honey-colored..... Read More about The Rules for Playing the Popular Game, Bésique. TOGETHER WITH AN ELABORATE CASED SET OF FOUR...

New York: G. and C. Carvill, 1827. First American edition. The tenth American chess book. The first English edition of this work appeared in 1822. Read More about Elements of the Game of Chess, or a New Method of Instruction in that Celebrated Game...Revised...

Dubuque, Iowa: O. A. Bronson Jr, 1871. With Photograph. First volume of this chess journal. The early volumes were called “Dubuque Chess Journal” and “Brownson's Chess Journal,” then in 1876 the title was changed to “The American Chess Journal ”and then in 1877 returned to “Chess Journal.”¶ The portrait photograph..... Read More about The Chess Journal: Devoted to the Interests of Caissa. No. 1 August 1870; No. II, August 15th,...

Waltham Saint Lawrence Berkshire: The Golden Cockerel Press, [1932]. First edition, Number 38 of 250 copies, signed by Gibbings and Coppard on dedication page. Read More about Rummy That Noble Game Expounded In Prose, Poetry, Diagram And Engraving By A.E. Coppard And...

Washington, D.C: Government Printing Office, 1898. First edition. Read More about Chess and Playing Cards …