THE WORLD'S #1 POKER MANUAL - Card Games

Poker Book, Bibliography
19. GV1251
G77
(other editions)
20. GV1251
H2
21. GV1251
H4
22. GV1251
H52
(other editions)
23. GV1233
H8
(temporary entry)
24. GV1251
J2
1947
(other editions)
25. GV1251
J22
26. GV1251
K59
27. GV1251
M15
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Gray, E. Archer. Hints on poker. Washington, D.C., 1886. 16 pages
Hardison, Theodore. Poker: a work exposing the various methods of
shuffling up hands, as well as other ways of cheating that are
resorted to by professional gamblers, also embracing the cardinal
principles by which every sleight-of-hand trick known with cards
may be played. St. Louis, Hardison Publishing Co., 1914. 120 pages
Heineman, Walter Raleigh. Draw poker, a compilation of rules
governing the game of "Jack pots," by Jack Pot (pseud.). New York,
Chrisholm Printing Co., 1923. 48 pages
Henry R. J. Poker boiled down . . . the latest authentic rules ... on the
great national game ... 1st edition. Boston, Massachusetts, Tourist
Publishing Company, 1890. 13 pages
History and anecdotes of card games (especially poker). 43 cuttings
from newspapers, etc.... bibliographical notes in ms ... Gift of Prof.
Brander Matthews
Jacoby, Oswald. Oswald Jacoby on poker, with a forward by
Grantland Rice, and an introduction by William E. McKenney. Rev.
ed. Garden City, New York, Doubleday & Company, Inc., 1947. 175
pages
Jacoby, Oswald. Winning poker. New York, Permabooks, 1949. 189
pages
Keller, John William. The game of draw poker. Including the treatise
by R.C. Schenck and rules for the new game of progressive
poker . . . New York, White, Stokes & Allen, 1887 84 pages
MacKenzie, Collins. Jack pots. A collection of poker stories. By A.
Pair (pseud.). Chicago, the Illustrated Publishing Co., 1887. 160
pages