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1892010585North American Croquet Association 1892. First Edition. . Soft cover. Good. This is a small 4" x 6" pamphlet. 9 pp. dated October 4 1892 that provides the National Rules of the game that were adopted in NYC on that date. Overall condition is good though the front cover is stained and the bottom inch of the rear wrapper is missing. Scarce! box 182 <br/> <br/> North American Croquet Association paperback
18821305<p><b>THE FIRST AMERICAN ATTEMPT AT NATIONAL STANDARDIZED RULES OF CROQUET</b></p><p><b>CROQUET. </b><i>Croquet: the Rules governing the game as adopted by the National American Croquet Association October 4 1882. </i>12mo original printed wrappers pp. 11 stapled. New York: 1882. <br /></p><p>Fine copy of the First Edition of the first standard American rules of the game; one of two variants priority unknown. With a page-and-a-half description of the game followed by 53 rules. The National Croquet Association was founded in 1879 but it wasn't until October 4 1882 that representatives of twenty-five American croquet clubs met on the grounds of the New York Croquet Club and adopted a standard set of rules for the popular nine-wicket game. The association was active until the 1890s when the popularity of lawn tennis surged and interest in croquet viewed as a gambling game diminished. "The necessity for a uniform Code of Rules governing Croquet Players throughout the country has for a long time been apparent. During the Fall of 1882 players from New York City Boston Philadelphia and Norwich Ct. joined in a call for a CONVENTION to organize a National Association and adopt National Rules.the following Rules were adopted."-<i>Introduction. </i>Fine copy with an almost imperceptible vertical crease and nine wickets drawn in pencil on unprinted p. 12 by an early owner. Drazin <b>Croquet: A Checklist.2005 Update </b>A102. <b>OCLC </b>locates two copies Univ. of Illinois & Notre Dame. 81576</p>
1826mbb002924England: W Boag Newcastle 1826. no binding. Good/No Jacket. 320x240x1mm. 320x240x1mm35g . . W Boag Newcastle. England. 1826. . . . 1826. Political Broadside hand-out leading up to the General Election of. Slight browning; creasing; slight staining. edge-wear; . There was great rivalry between the Northumberland candidates: Thomas Wentworth Beaumont; Henry Thomas Liddell; Henry Grey Visct. Howick and Matthew Bell. The hand-outs and songsheets are very cutting to rivals. seems politics has not changed much. . . . . Domestic_tracked_OR_registered_flat_rate_FOR_THIS_ITEM_Within_Australia:_AU$12.60 W Boag Newcastle unknown