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Books for Sale.V26 Bridge Books for Sale at 10/9/20 by Ian Dalziel. Email:- [email protected] I have recently retired from full time bridge teaching and am selling my surplus books at bargain prices. Guide to abbreviations. Format: P=Paperback; H=Hardback; B= Booklet; C = Comb binding. Condition: E=Excellent; VG =Very good. G=Good; F=Fair; R=Readable. Date(s): Two dates shown means:- first published/ current book publication. R means it was revised. Price: This excludes postage Ordering: Please quote the book number (on the left column). Postage for one book is £1.40 to £3 depending on its size & weight. (A booklet is 65p). The postage per book reduces the more books you buy. e.g. Two books approx £1.50 per book. Seven books approx 50p per book and so on. I’ll quote the exact postage once you tell me the books you want. Price excl Author(s) Title Format Condition postage date(s) 1 ABCL, Laws Of Contract Bridge 1975 P G £1 1975 2 Ainger, Simon Chicago Bridge P E 50p 1994 Albarran, Pierre & 4 Terence Reese How To Win At Rubber Bridge H G £1.50 1959 5 Alder, Philip You Can Play Bridge P G £1.50 1983 Amsbury, Joe & Dick 6 Payne Bridge; TNT And Competitive Bidding PE £2.50 1981 8 Anderston, Philip play bridge H F £1 1967 Belladonna, Giorgio & W 9 Averelli The Roman Club System H F £5 1960 22 Cayley, Frank Contract Bridge Bidding B VG 50p 1970 23 Cayley, Frank Contract Bridge Play B VG 50p 1978 25 Coffin, George S acol & the new point count H VG 50p 1958 27 Cohen, Ben Bridge Quiz H G £1 1975 Cohen, Ben & Rhoda 28 Lederer Contract Bridge For Beginners H G £1 1974 Cohen, Ben & Rhoda 29 Lederer Your Lead Partner P G £1 64/74 Cohen, Ben & Rhoda 30 Lederer Basic Acol P VG £1 62/93 Cohen, Ben & Rhoda 31 Lederer Basic Acol B VG 50p 62/78 Cohen, Ben & Rhoda 32 Barrow All About Acol H F £1 1969 35 Cotter, E P C Tackle Contract Bridge This Way H G £1 1962 36 Cotter, E P C Teach Yourself Contract Bridge P G £1 1975 37 Cotter, E P C Tackle Bridge P G £1 62/75 Cotter, Pat & Derek 38 Rimington Bridge Quiz From A New Angle P F £1 1972 Courtrenay, F D & C G 39 Walshe The Losing Trick Count H F £2.50 35/39 44 Culbertson, Ely Contract Bridge Complete H G £2.50 1936 44 Culbertson, Ely Contract Bridge Complete H G £2.50 1936 45 Culbertson, Ely Contract Bidding At A Glance H G 50p 1936 46 Culbertson, Ely Culbrtson's Summary Contract Bridge HF 50p 1948 47 Culbertson, Ely Culberton's Own New Contract Bridge PF £5 1935 48 Culbertson, Ely Contract Bridge Red Book On Play H F £5 1934 50 Culbertson, Josephine Contract Bridge Made Easy P G £1 1955 51 Culbertson, Josephine Contract Bridge Made Easy P F £1.50 1961 Dormer, Albert & Ter, 58 Reese How To Play A Good Game Of Bridge HF 50p 1969 62 EBU Practice Beginning Bridge C E £2.50 2014 63 EBU Practice Continuing Bridge C E £2.50 2007 65 EBU Introduction To Duplicate Bridge P G 50p ? 66 RuthEBU Edmundson & S The Laws Of Duplicate Bridge 1997 H E £2.50 1997 75 Froggat Bridge Club Guide To Britain & Ireland P VG £1 1993 Flint, Jeremy & John 83 Gullick The First Bridge Book P VG £1.50 1984 Franklin, Harold & Ter. 94 Reese, Best Of Bridge On The Air P R £1.50 1965 Gardener, Nico & 97 Victor Mollo, Bridge For Beginners P R 50p 56/74 Gardener, Nico & 98 Victor Mollo, Card Play Technique H F £2.50 55/60 102 Gillies, J W F Auction Bridge Common Sense H R £2 ? 104 Goren, Charles H New Contract Bridge In A Butshell H VG £1.50 46/60 106 Goren, Charles H New Contract Bridge Complete H F £2.50 42/58 Grant, Audrey Zia 109 Mamood, Breakthough Bridge: Bidding For BeginnersPF £1 1990 Grant, Audrey Zia 110 Mamood, Breakthough Bridge: Defence For BeginnersPF £1 1990 Grant, Audrey Zia 111 Mamood, Breakthough Bridge: Declarer Play For BeginnersPF £1 1990 114 Groner, Alex Duplicate Bridge Direction P VG £2.50 1986 115 Gullick, John Undertanding Duplicate P G 50p 1990 120 Hartley, J G Teach Yourself Contratc Bridge H G £1 1961 121 Hoffman, Martin Defence In Depth P VG £2.50 1985 Husband, Pat & Ron 127 Klinger Introduction To Acol Bidding B VG 50p 1990 137 Kantar, Edwin B Introduction To Defender's Play P G £2.50 1968 138 Kantar, Edwin B Introduction To Declarer's Play P F £1.50 1968 145 Kaplan, Edgar Competitive Bidding In Modern Bridge PF £1.50 1965 146 Kaplan, Edgar Winning Contract Bridge Complete P VG £2 64/78 147 Karpin, Fred L Bridge Stategy At Trick One P G £2.50 64/76 148 Karpin, Fred L The Finesse H VG £2.50 1972 Kearsey, C W & W L 150 Roach Bridge For Ladies H F £1.50 155 Kelsey, H W How To Improve Your Bridge P G £2.50 71/79 Kemptson, Edward & 162 Norman V Hart The Quintessence Of Cab H G £2 1959 163 Kerwin, Madeleine How To Bid At Contract Bridge H G £3 1930 166 Klinger, Ron Improve Your Bridge Memory P VG £2.50 1984 168 Klinger, Ron Basic Bridge P G £2.50 1994 182 Lederer, Rhoda Acol-Ite's Quiz P F £1.50 70/78 183 Lederer, TonyRhoda & Bridge Conventions Made Clear P F £1 1982 184 Rhoda Lean Bridge With The Lederers P G £1.50 77/85 186 Macleod, Iain Bridge Is An Easy Game H G £2.50 1964 187 Macleod, Iain Bridge Is An Easy Game H G £2.50 1952 188 Magee, Bernard Practice Your Discarding B E 50p 1999 193 Mayer, Edward Money Bridge H G £1.50 1954 197 Mollo, Victor Bridge Modern Bidding H VG £1.50 1961 198 Mollo, Victor Streamlined Bridge H F £1.50 1949 199 Mollo, Victor Bridge:Modern Bidding H G £1.50 61/70 Culbertson's Contract Bridge For 202 Mollo, Victor Everyone HF £1 1969 203 Mollo, Victor The Bridge Immortals H F £2.50 1967 206 Nicolson, Joyce Why Women Lose At Bridge H G £2.50 1985 215 Portland Club The InternationalLaws Of Contract Laws Bridge Of Contract 1963 P VG 50p 1963 217 Portland Club TheBridge International 1993 Laws Of Contract P VG 50p 1993 218 Portland Club Bridge 1981 P VG 50p 1981 219 Portland club The Laws Of Contract Bridge 1948 P F 50p 1948 221 Reese, Terence Develop Your Bidding Judgement H G £2.50 1962 224 Reese, Terence bridge P F £1 1968 225 Reese, Terence bridge P F £1 1970 227 Reese, Terence Bridge Players' Dictionary P R 50p 1959 Reese, Terence 230 Reese, Terence & The Bridge-Player's Dictionary H G £2 1959 231 Rodger Trezel Elimination Play In Bridge P £1.50 1977 232 Roth, Danny The Expert Beginner P G £2 1992 233 Roth, Danny The Expert Improver P E £2 1992 234 Roth, Danny The Expert Beginner P E £2 1992 235 Roth, Danny Why Women Win At Bridge P F £1.50 1992 241 Seabrook, Barry Bridge: From Average To Expert H VG £2.50 1979 247 Smith,Simon, A S J J & E D Why You Lose At Bridge H F £1 1945 249 Teague Streamlined Vienna System H G £1.50 1954 Winning Defence For The 252 Stewart, Frank Advancing Player PG £2.50 1987 253 Thorne, Harold Contract Bridge In 20 Minutes P R 50p 1931 253 Thorne, Harold Contract Bridge In 20 Minutes P R 50p 1931 255 Thorne, Harold The Contract Bridge Omnibus H F £5 1933 259 Truscott, Alan bridge H VG £1 1961 263 Tuite, Hugh The Pottleton Bridge Club H F £5 1925 .
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