Tiddlywinks is a
game of skill, strategy, and luck played with verve and fervor by winkers world-wide (predominantly in the USA and England and Scotland). The hot-beds of
winking have been at universities such as Cambridge,
Oxford, St.
Andrews, and York University in
the UK, and MIT, Cornell, and Harvard in the
USA.
NATwA News
7-8 November 1998.
The NATwA Singles at Ashburn VA USA. Unsurprisingly, Larry Kahn coasts into 1st with 83 points in 14 games.
Held to less than a 6.0 ppg. Dave Lockwood slides
unfettered into 2nd at 69½. In an upset, Rick Tucker takes 3rd at 60. Thereafter is Bob Henninge at 57½, Jim Marlin at 54, and Mac McAvoy
at 41.
July 1998. American
winker Fred Shapiro's book, Stumpers
: Answers to Hundreds of Questions That Stumped the Experts, hits the streets.
12 July 1998.
The US pair of Larry Kahn and Dave Lockwood (alphabetically speaking) win the World Pairs in a match
against Patrick Barrie and Christine Wiggins of England. Scores were: 6-1, 6-1, 4-3, 3-4, 6-1.
11 July 1998.
The NATwA "Unstacked"
Pairs, won by the visiting British
pair of Patrick Barrie and Christine Wiggins, despite the valiant efforts of the Lockwood
clan. In Ashburn VA USA, chez Marlin.
4 April 1998.
Larry Kahn takes 1st in the NATwA
Individual Pairs with 37 points in
7 games. Then there's Bob in 2nd with 33½, Sunsch with 27½, Ferd with 26½, Rick
Tucker with 18½, Mac McAvoy with 18, and Marg Henninge with 12.
More news
Tiddlywinks Associations
North American Tiddlywinks
Association (NATwA)
English
Tiddlywinks Association (ETwA)
Scottish Tiddlywinks
Association (ScotTwA)
Winks Clubs
Harvard
Tiddlywinks Society (HTwS)
Cambridge Tiddlywinks Club
(CUTwC) ... the original club, from 1954... or was it 1947?
St. Andrews Tiddlywinks
Society (StATS)
York
University Tiddlywinks Society (YUTS)
Winkers and Winkdom
Profiles of winkers and
the random winker web page...
The gallery of winking
photos, including the strobe gallery and the Fluppet showcase.
And what others say... and
do...
Now!
linked from
Microsoft Bookshelf 99
Soon
to be recommended on the
Kids World Network
(for the younger winkers out there)
Position your finger ready to click on
random links, but only when not
playing a game of random winks
The oft-ridiculed game.
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Collectible Tiddlywinks
The Tiddlywinks
Game Catalog, compiled by Rick Tucker, includes a list of all known tiddlywinks
publishers and games. Rick's AGCA
article on collectible tiddlywinks games takes you on a whirlwind historical tour of tiddledy
winks (the original trademark for the
game in England) and tiddlywinks games from the Victorian era to the present day.
The American Game Collectors Association (AGCA)
is the foremost organization dedicated to the history and preservation of board games,
card games, and puzzles (jigsaw and dexterity).
And contact
Rick Tucker if you have antique tiddlywinks sets to sell or to add to the catalog.
Check out Rick's want list. |

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Through a KEY HOLE
from Parker Brothers, Inc.,
Salem, Mass., New York, London.
© 1923
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Winks perversions from Sunshine
Squopping, boondocking, and
other words of winkdom from the winks Lexicon. Plus "how you say" tiddlywinks in other
languages.
Rankings of winkers worldwide, from
Tim Hedger in the UK
NATwA's Newswink, ETwA's Winking World, ScotTwA's The Squopsman and other publications
The
e-x-h-a-u-s-t-i-v-e bibliography
of tiddlywinks articles in newspapers, books, magazines, & even living things.
The history of winks from prehistoric eons ... to the
Victorian era ... to collegiate play. Plus patents,
trademarks, and Tuckers'
Tiddlywinks Game Catalog.
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