THE WORLD'S #1 POKER MANUAL - Card Games

Poker Book, Bibliography
46. GV1253
W4
47. GV1251
W5
1944
(other editions)
48. GV1251
W55
49. GV1251
X3
50. GV1251
Y3
51. GV1243
C8
Webster, Harold Tucker. Webster's poker book glorifying America's
favorite game; a handy volume for the hearthside consisting of fifty
portraits; informative and diverting text on the joys, rules, love and
pitfalls of poker; sideline suggestions and interpolations;
authoritative data on the history and technique of poker; including
hints from Hoyle and a forward by George Ade; together with a
compartment containing a set of poker chips and a pad of I.O.U.
forms ready for instant use. New York, Simon & Schuster, 1925. 126
pages
Wickstead, James M. How to win at stud poker. Louisville,
Kentucky, Stud Poker Publishing Co., 1944. 115 pages
Winterblossom, Henry T. The game of draw poker, mathematically
illustrated; being a complete treatise of the game, giving the
prospective value of each hand before and after the draw, and the
true method of discarding and drawing with a thorough analysis and
insight of the game as played at the present day by gentlemen. New
York, W.H. Murphy, 1875. 72 pages
Xavier, Francois. Le poker, sa technique, sa psychologie, suivi d'une
etude sur le stud poker. Paris, B. Grasset, 1955. 222 pages
Yardley, Herbert Osborn. The education of a poker player, including
where and how one learns to win. New York, Simon & Schuster,
1957. 129 pages
Culbertson, Ely. Morehead, Albert H. and Goeffrey, Matt Smith.
Culbertson's Hoyle: the new encyclopedia of games, with official
rules. New York, Gray stone Press, 1950. 656 pages
52. Reference Encyclopedia Britannica. Poker. Volume 10, pg. 128, Chicago,
William Benton, 1965. 4 pages
53. GV1251
F79
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Fox, Richard K. Poker, how to win, together with the official rules.
New York 1905. 90 pages