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192918316<p>November 1929; 1st printing of 1st edition. Good HC no DJ. Blue cloth over boards black stamped titles on front cover and spine. Lightly scuffed covers and spine; some fading along cover edges; very faint damp stain at front cover lower fore corner; very slight bow to front cover; tightly bound; clean interior with slight general age darkening; leaves remain supple. 12mo 256 pp; index. See OCLC #504559425.</p> London: G.P. Putnam's Sons hardcover
191218315<p>November 1912; 1st edition. Good HC flex no DJ. Maroon straight-grain bonded leather or leatherette over thin boards with gilt stamped titles on front cover and spine; all edges gilt; 2-color title page and text showing hands. Clean scuffed covers and spine; rubbing wear at cover edges boards exposed; 2 inch split at front cover/spine head joint; tightly bound; bright clean interior but with faint pencil erasures on some pages; leaves remain supple. 16mo 120 pp. See OCLC #3853676.</p> New York: Charles Scribner's Sons hardcover
191618032<p>1916 printing. Good HC no DJ. Orange cloth over boards gilt front panel with black titles; black titles on spine. Lightly scuffed square covers and spine; faintly smudge/soiled; 1/2 inch stain on rear cover at fore edge; slightly rubbed at spine ends - not split or frayed; tightly bound; clean interior; supple leaves. Small 12mo 148 pp. Cf OCLC #7641156.</p> New York: Dodd, Mead and Company hardcover
193317803<p>1st edition. Very Good HC in Good DJ. Green linen-grain cloth over boards gilt stamped titles on spine. Bright clean square covers and spine; dust spotting on text block edges; tightly bound; some age darkening of end papers; light clean interior; very light foxing on few pages. DJ is complete; lightly scuffed; age darkened on spine titles clear and very slightly along cover edges; small label at lower spine. 12mo 93 pp. Cf OCLC #30541851.</p> London: Ernest Benn Ltd hardcover
23022No date 1920s. On letterhead of 72 Elm Park Mansions Park Walk Chelsea London S.W. 9pp 12mo. On twi bifoliums and a single leaf only the first of the bifoliums carrying the letterhead. In good condition on aged paper. Folded once and in an envelope with 'Whist for 2. Rules by Miss Stanton.' on cover. The letterhead has the feel of the 1920s but the handwriting is Victorian and presumably that of an old spinster. The first bifolium carries a separate set of instructions over four pages headed 'Whist for two' and concluding: 'Hope you can read it excuse blots for I cant see what I have written'. The second bifolium carries another set of instructions over three pages with no heading beginning: 'The dealer deals 11 cards to each person face downwards and then asks his adversary to name the trump the cards already dealt being placed on the table in this way'. This second section concludes: 'It is a good game for two person sic and is best played with 2 packs of cards each person keeping his own pack -'. The single leaf carries a two page set of instructions headed 'How to play the game of Mrs. Allport'. This begins: 'Having cut the cards the lowest deals - and the other party names the trump'. No date (1920s?). On letterhead of 72 Elm Park Mansions, Park Walk, Chelsea, London, S.W. unknown
191417961<p>No publication date but library accession date is Dec 5 1914; probably 1st U.S. edition. Good HC no DJ. Ex-library. Library rebind in black cloth over boards backed with black hard-grain morocco leather; gilt stamped titles and library info on spine; red sprinkled textblock edges; black-olive end papers; two-color title page. Clean square lightly scuffed covers and spine; some leather chipped off at spine head; slight rubbing wear at cover fore corners boards just exposed; tightly bound; label residue on front free end paper; perforated stamp on title page; archival paper repair at title page hinge; clean interior with faint erasures in few margins; supple leaves. 16mo 202 pp. Cf OCLC #311235213.</p> Philadelphia: George W. Jacobs & Co; no date (1914) hardcover
1821ABC_45784Amsterdam: Hendrik Moolenijzer 1821. Original publisher's grey printed wrappers over thin boards. 8vo. 2 parts in 1 volume. Very rare first edition of a description of the most popular card games played in the Netherlands in the first quarter of the 19th century published in two parts. The first part includes descriptions of the card games vijfhonderden or: smousjassen klaverjassen klaberjass schutjassen pandoeren jassen met den driehoek zwikken huffelen wisselspel and others. The second part includes the famous whist as well as ombre three versions quadrille and piket and others. Edmund Hoyle had published his famous first game book on Whist in 1742 and his first collected edition of various games in 1748 translated into Dutch in 1790. While both parts of the present book note that they provide standardized rules as the games are most often played in this country the present Netherlands and Belgium were united as a single kingdom from 1815 to 1830 the introduction to part one explicitly describes the games themselves as those most often played in this country while the second part covers the four games that appeared in Hoyles book. Spine cracked front hinge nearly-cracked wrappers a little worn and soiled but otherwise a rare work in good condition.l Picarta 2 copies; cf. WorldCat 1828 and later editions. Hendrik Moolenijzer, hardcover
1957162776Paris: Editions Philibert c.1957. The art of the dealer First edition of this salesman's sample catalogue for the Paris firm active in the post-war revival of historical artistic and regional playing-card designs. The samples include miniature German decks cards after 17th- and 18th-century costume types medieval costumes Swiss folk dress Le Florentin luxury cards after Renaissance-style paintings by Paul-Émile Bécat Jean Picart Le Doux's tapestry designs for International Playing Card Week in 1957 Aubusson and Gobelins-style tapestry cards Carlos Sáenz de Tejada's Romance Español and designs by Andrés Martinez de Leon. The cover design is by Paul Mathison a Malibu artist and designer connected with Kenneth Anger and Curtis Harrington's experimental film circle. Oblong octavo 165 x 230 mm 16 leaves. With 51 colour-printed playing-card samples. Original black quarter cloth brass screw posts gilt boards pictorial paper cover to front board black endpapers and pages. Binding a little rubbed and marked internally fresh. A very good copy indeed. hardcover
194017587<p>Stated 1st edition. Very Good HC in Good DJ. Light blue cloth over boards red titles and design. Bright clean square covers and spine; tightly bound; some age darkening on end papers; bright clean interior; supple leaves. DJ is complete but for light edge wear; lightly scuffed; light foxing/soiling on rear cover . 12mo 155 pp.</p> New York: Doubleday, Doran and Company hardcover
191317300<p>March 1913; 1st edition. Good HC no DJ. Green sand-grain cloth over thin boards; front cover with gilt stamped central 4 card suits design enclosed in double frame with 1 card suit in each corner; spine with gilt stamped titles; all edges red; two-color title page. Lightly scuffed/soiled covers and spine; rubbed at spine ends with light fraying; spine gilt chipped off titles just legible; slight abrasion at lower spine; tightly bound; bright clean interior; supple leaves. 16mo 241 pp. Cf OCLC #9161043.</p> New York: Harper and Brothers hardcover
19900006855Aquarian Press 1990. First printing. Flexible covers. As New. Paul Hardy. 8vo 144 pages; with an unopened unused shrinkwrapped deck of tarot cards both in a cardboard case with a slipcase cover. <br/><br/>The package contains the book and 78 cards illustrated in color by Paul Hardy. "This is a nice deck especially if you love Shakespeare . Each card has a scene from a Shakespeare play on it that represents what the card should be and a quote that typifies the meaninig of the card. For example the World card is from "As You Like It" and the quote is "All the world's a stage" - Izolda." Illustrated by Paul Hardy. Aquarian Press unknown
191318321<p>1st edition. Good HC no DJ. Red cloth over boards front cover with white printed titles and playing card designs; white titles on spine. Covers are lightly scuffed/soiled; some chipping of cover titles and designs; spine titles effaced barely legible; tightly bound; clean interior with slight general age darkening; leaves remain supple. 24mo 82 pp. See OCLC #48239646.</p> Philadelphia: David McKay hardcover
193418030<p>1st thus. Good HC no DJ. Dark green cloth over boards gilt panel on front cover. Clean square scuffed covers and spine; front cover gilt mostly chipped off; 1/8 inch chip in cloth at upper front cover; rubbed at spine ends light fraying; tightly bound; pencil owner name on front paste down; clean interior with general age darkening; leaves remain supple. 16mo 80 pp. Cf OCLC #19826186.</p> New York: Farrar and Rinehart hardcover
190030339Mudie & Sons 1900. Sm. 8vo. First Edition title and plates in red and black title mildly browned; brown pictorial cloth upper board and backstrip blocked and lettered in gilt gilt top promrose endpapers a remarkably well-preserved bright crisp copy. With trade advertisements at rear. VERY SCARCE IN THIS CONDITION. Mudie & Sons, hardcover
193318034<p>1st edition. Very Good HC in Good DJ. Light green cloth over boards black titles on front cover and spine; fore edge indexed leaves. Bright clean square covers and spine; very slight fading along cover tail edge; tightly bound; age darkened end papers; slight general age darkening interior; leaves remain supple. DJ is complete; lightly scuffed/soiled; chipping at spine ends; small area of paper lift at spine tail from removed label; few closed tears along top edge with old cello-tape reairs on inner face. 16mo 69 pp. Cf OCLC #5848466.</p> New York: Simon and Schuster hardcover
192623795Salem MA: Parker Brothers Inc. no date 1926. Second edition . General wear to box 2-page instruction sheet separated at folds into 4 pieces. All cards present. 100 playing cards with game instructions in original 2-piece 2 compartment tray box with color printed lid. <br/><br/>Automotive card game for 2 players or 2 teams competing in a 50 mile race. Originally published in 1925 by the Wallie Dorr Co. OCLC listing notes that Wallie Dorr was purchased by Parker Brothers the same year. Parker Brothers, Inc. unknown
1920H6715Paris: JLR 1920. Very Good. Handsome pictorial carton about 4 inches high with solander lid containing 30 cards -- 12 lithographed cards with color pictures for Voila Pierre and cards 13-30 for Cacophonie. Both accompanied by small sheets of directions. Some sellers date these to the late 19th century but we feel more at ease dating these to the 1920s. Carton with light wear cards within very good or better. JLR unknown
192517599<p>1st edition. Good HC no DJ. Dark blue linen-grain cloth over boards red titles and playing card design; illustrated end papers; cloth over board box with drawer affixed to rear cover. Clean square covers and spine; light rubbing wear at spine ends small splits; lightly rubbed at fore corners; tightly bound; bright clean interior. Cardboard sliding drawer in rear box has splits at tail end with old cello-tape repairs - all parts present but for 1/4 inch square piece. Box/drawer contains: 1 many cardboard poker chips in red blue and white - each illustrated with Webster drawing and humorous comment; 2 5 blank I.O.U. slips illustrated with Webster drawing and humorous comment; 3 6 post card invitations to poker game illustrated with Webster drawing and humorous comment; 4 4 pp folded 'informal message to the owner of this book'. 8vo 127 pp; illustrated - 'Fifty Portraits by H.T. Webster'.</p> New York: Simon & Schuster hardcover