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Tiddlywinks Bibliography
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The Tiddlywinks Bibliography is a compendium of all substantive and obscure citations to the game of tiddlywinks in all available resources: newspapers, magazines, books, government records, images, audio, video, websites, etc. In other words, if the game of tiddlywinks was mentioned either briefly or in detail, it should be in the Tiddlywinks Bibliography.
Introduction · Newspapers · Schools · Magazines · Books · Letters etc.· Diaries and Narratives · Photographs · Video/Audio · Comics · Visual Art · Tiddlywinks Publications · Equipment · Patents · Trademarks · Copyrights · Legal Cases · Miscellaneous · Museums & Collections
Classification Key
| A | antique sets and prices |
| B | brief mention (usually marked <) |
| C | catalogues |
| E | ETwA, ScotTwA, and other United Kingdom organizations and clubs |
| F | foreign (not UK, US, Canada) |
| G | games-description of how to play the game |
| H | history |
| I | illustrations other than photographs |
| K | reference to kiddlywink |
| L | literature or fiction |
| N | NATwA and other American organizations and clubs |
| P | photograph |
| Q | idea of squop described |
| R | Rabelais' crapault (or primus secundus) |
| T | t'an ch'i |
| U | useful for research, but not relevant to tiddlywinks |
| W | winking words and etymology |
| > | great value |
| < | little value |
| ^ | essentially rehash of earlier sources |
Book classes are given in brackets on a line, such as [>HV], meaning great value, about history and varieties of the game. [] with no letters means the item is not rated as to worth.
Year given is usually that of the copyright.
Book titles are usually in the Library of Congress form: words that are not proper names are not capitalized after the first word.
The book lists include certain lowfrequency
serials.