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Skatliteratur A: Anfänger Note1: schlecht Freitag, 1. Januar 2016 F: Fortgeschritten Note5: mittel Skatliteratur P: Profi Note10: L: Liebhaber ausgezeichnet Titel Untertitel Autoren Verlag Jahr (Aufl.) Anw Note Bild 100 Doktorfragen des Mit Erläuterung der wichtigsten Skat-Regeln Baer Otto Verlag Baer, Berlin- 1955 L 4 Skatspielers und das Skat- und Hinweise zur Durchführung von Skat- Dahlem Einmaleins Wett-bewerben 18... 20... ...nur nicht passen Ein bunter Skatmix Helga Kanies Verlag Schürmann & 1989 A 4 Klagges, Bochum 18-20-passe Ein Skatbuch mit Kontra und Re Seidel & Troll, Bärmeier und Nikel, 1957, 1958 (2), L 5 Thaddäus u.a. Frankfurt a.M, 1967 (3) Eulenspiegel, Berlin 50 Doktorfragen des Skatspielers 30 Skataufgaben und das Skat-Einmaleins Zeichnungen von H. v. Deutscher Verlag, 1923, 1940 L 4 Malachowski Berlin 99 Kartenspiele Die schönsten Kartenspiele der Welt und ihre Grupp, Claus D. ASS Verlag GmbH, 1970 A 1 Varianten Leinfelden A Primer of Skat Wagner-Smith, A. philadelphia&London: 1907, 1916, 2015 L 7 Elizabeth Lippincolt Company ABC des Skat in Deutsch und LIEDTKE, F.W. Philadelphia, PA, 1909 L 4 English. Schaefer & Koradi A-B-C des Skatspiels zur Ergötzung und Förderung spielfroher Büding 1885 Germanen in Reime gebracht von einem Thüring'schen Schulmeister A-I-Z (Arbeiter-Illustrierte- Mit einem Gedicht: "Festlied für ein Skat- Berlin: Neuer Jahrgang IX - Nr. L Zeitung) Turnier" von Erich Kästner. Deutscher Verlag 12- 1930 Seite 1 von 30 Titel Untertitel Autoren Verlag Jahr (Aufl.) Anw Note Bild Album für die beliebtesten Schreiber, Emanuel Weimar 1854 (2) Kartenspiele Alles über Skat Kirschbach Falken + ASS, 1975, 1981 A, F 4 Niedernhausen Alles über Skat Kirschbach & Lisker & Verlag Buch und Zeit, 1972 A F 4 Benner Köln Allgemeine Deutsche angenommen vom 1. Deutschen Skatkongress Buhle, K. Theodor Thoams, 1886 (1), 1888 L Skatordnung in Altenburg Leipzig (2), 1895 (3) Allgemeiner Deutscher Skat- Berthold, A. L. Fernau, Leipzig 1890 L 4 Kalender auf das Jahr 1890 Alte und Neue Kartenspiele Trumpf, Peter Otto Maier Verlag, 1961 A 3 Ravensburg Altenburger Skatkalender NN Altenburg; Jahrgang 1900 Altenburger bis 1931 Spielkarten-fabrik American Skat, or, the game of A Treatise on The Game of Skat including Eichorn, J. Charles Chicago, Brewer & 1898 (1) L 5 Skat defined Rules , Table Finesses ,Etc. Barse An illustrated Grammar of Skat; Lemcke, Ernst Eduard B.Westermann & Co, 1886(1), 1887 L 6 the German Game of Cards New York (2), 1908 Anleitung zur Erlernung des Schurig R. vor 1890 Skatspiels nach Form und Geist Seite 2 von 30 Titel Untertitel Autoren Verlag Jahr (Aufl.) Anw Note Bild Anleitung, Neue höchst Für solche die nicht mitspielen, aber zusehen Schwarz, Peter Sangerhausen 1881 (12) praktische, zu Skat-Whist- L'Hombre-66- und allen bekannten wie unbekannten Kartenspielen Ausgewählte Kartenspiele Erster Band: Skat, Schaftkopf, Sechsundsechzig Stabenow Albert Philipp Reclam jun. 1901, 1908 (2) L 5 Leipzig A-Z of Card Games Clear and Expert Advice on which Games to Parlett, David Oxford University 1992, 1996, 2002 A 3 play and how to play them Press, Oxford/New York Beim Kiebitzen Lustige Skatologische Betrachtungen Isolani, Eugen Richard Bertling, 1888 L 3 Dresden Beliebte Spieleklassiker Schaab, Niklas Gondrom Verlag 2007 Unvergessen - neu entdeckt GmbH Besser Skat spielen Ein Skatbuch (e-book) Rui, Wolfang e-book 2011 F 9 Bierscat Praktischer Leitfaden für das Skat-Spiel für Oscar, Ritter von Grand Leipzig 1877 Studenten und Nichtstudenten Bierspiele Bier-Skat, Rammes, Cerecvis, Quodlibet Folio Leipzig 1877 Book of Rules and Instructions Zarse, Walter J. Western Playing Card 1935 for Skat and Schafskopf Company, Wisconsin, USA Seite 3 von 30 Titel Untertitel Autoren Verlag Jahr (Aufl.) Anw Note Bild Bremer Skatbüchein Spielregeln und Anleitung zum dt. Skat mit Feldmann, Felix, Dr. Bremen: Hauschild 1940 L 4 einer Geschichte des Skatspieles Bridge, Skat und leichte Wie man im Bridge, Skat, Kuhnken, Seyfert, Kurt Berlin: Ullstein- 1928, 1933 L 3 Kartenspiele für Alle Sechsundsechzig, Tausend und Romme Sonderheft Nr. spielend zum Meister wird 107/108 Card games Editor "Games & Puzzles" Pritchard, David EP Publishing 1974, 1995, 2002 A 3 Card Games teach yourself Books Parlett, David NTC/Contemporyry 1994, 2000, A 3 Publishing, 2001-2005 Lincolnwood Card games around the world 60 popular card games Sackson, Sid Dover publications 1994 A 3 Inc., New York Card Games for Everyone Parlett, David Hodder and 1983 A 3 Stroughton, London Card games for three Pinochle, Skat, Five Hundred, Zwikken, Parlett, David Trade PB 1977, 1978, 2003 A 3 Tyzicha, Ombre, Tarock Cards for three Five Hundred, Skat And Ombre With Notes On Dalton, Basil Basil Blackwood 1927 (1) L 4 Three - Handed Whist, Solo Whist, And (revenant, M.A.) Oxford Auction Bridge Comprehensive Handbook to the Comprising Instructions for the Playing of Foster, R.F. Simpkin, Marhall, 1902, 1906, 1910 L 4 Card Games. Eighty-nine Games Hamilton Das 1*1 der Kartenspiele Danyliuk, Rita Gondrom Verlag, 1972, 1995 A 4 Bindlach Seite 4 von 30 Titel Untertitel Autoren Verlag Jahr (Aufl.) Anw Note Bild Das Altenburger Skatbuch Spiel mit deutschem Blatt Kirschbach, Lisker, Verlag Tribüne Berlin 1986 A, F 5 Benner Das Altenburger Skatbuch Spiel mit französischem Blatt Kirschbach & Lisker & Verlag Tribüne Berlin 1986 A, F 5 Benner Das Buch vom Skat Trumpf, Peter Otto Maier Verlag, 1961, 1970 (2) A 4 Ravensburg Das deutsche Scat-Spiel Anleitung zum Scat-Spiel für heitere und Kl., C. Verlag der 1875 (2) L 4 gemüthliche Seelen. In zierliche Knittelverse Plahn'schen gebracht. Buchhandlung, Berlin Das Ganze der Kartenspiele 58 der üblichen Deutsch-Franz. Und Engl. Günther (G.U.v.Enther) Quedlingburg und 1842 Kartenspiele Leipzig Das große Buch der Kartenspiele Mala, Matthias Bassermann 2007 Das große Buch der Kartenspiele Spaß und Spannung mit neuen und Jakob, Patricia Cormoran Verlag, 2000 A 2 bewährten Spielen München Das große Buch der Kartenspiele Leicht verständl. Prakt. Leitfaden zur Lange, Ernst Berlin: Hugo Steinitz 1910, 1922 (7) L 3 schnellen Erlernung … Das große Buch der Spiele Tausend Spiele für Jung und Alt Gööck, Roland Bertelsmann Verlag, 1964, 1978 A 2 Gütersloh Das große Buch der Spiele aus dem französischen übertragen Weitbrecht, Brigitte Freiburg/Schweiz 1974 A, L 3 Seite 5 von 30 Titel Untertitel Autoren Verlag Jahr (Aufl.) Anw Note Bild Das große Buch vom Skat Ein Lehrbuch für den Einheitsskat mit Wolfgang Poetsch Keysersche Verlags- 1981, 1984, 1987 A F P 7 Skatordnung und Turnierordnung Buchhandlung, Pawlak Verlagsgesellschaft Herrsching Das große Einmaleins im Skat 1. Spielregeln, 2. Schulungsbeispiele, 3. Geister, Georg Geier-Verlag, um 1950 L 4 Spielkniffe Bremen-Borgfeld Das große Gesellschafts- Die schönsten Gesellschaftsspiele im Zimmer Busch, A.; Franke, Otto August Schulke's 1899 (6) L 5 Spielbuch und im Freien Verlag, Berlin Das große Haus- und Lembke, Robert Lichtenberg Verlag 1969 A 3 Familienbuch der Spiele GmbH, München Das große illustrierte Spielbuch Enthaltend gegen 1000 neuere und ältere Rulemann, Theodor Illustrierte Haus- und 1905, 1910 L Spiele und Belustigungen Weltbibliothek Merkur, Berlin Das große Skatvergnügen Die hohe Schule des Skatspiels F. Schettler, Urania Verlag, 1988 (1) 1989 (2) F P L 10 G.Kirschbach Leipzig, Jena, Berlin 1999 (4) (1,2), DSkV (4) Das Kartenspiel und seine Mit Belehrungen, Betrachtungen über die Munter, Markolf Jbbeken Komm.- 1891 L 3 angenehmste und ergiebige richtige Pflege des Spiels im Allgemeinen, Einbeck, Joh's Ausnutzung im edelsten der Verdeutschungen von Spielausdrücken … Jbbeken Komm.- Spiele Verlag Das Lied vom Skate mit 23 Zeichnungen von Otto Pech Dirf, Benno Altenburg 1924 (Pseudonym) Das Märchen von den vier Beckmann, F. Jos. Hamburg 1891 Wenzeln Seite 6 von 30 Titel Untertitel Autoren Verlag Jahr (Aufl.) Anw Note Bild Das moderne Skatspiel Eine unter Berücksichtigung der allgemeinen Werner, K. A. Hartleben's Verlag, vor 1890, 1891, L 4 deutschen Skatordnung verfasste Anleitung … Wien und Leipzig 1913 Das Scatspiel Schurig, B.E. Leipzig 1878 Das Scatspiel Nebst zwei Liedern Hempel, Johann Schnupphase`sche 1848 (1), 1922 L 8 Friedrich Ludwig Buchhandlung (1) (2)- Spielkartenfabrik Spielkartenfabrik A.G. Altenburg (2) Altenburg Das Scat-Spiel Anleitung desselben nach Form und Geist Klaus Leipzig, S.W.B. 1855, 1858 Raumburg Das Skatbuch Für Anfänger und Fort-geschrittene Kirschbach & Lisker & Berlin, Verlag Tribüne 1967, 1977 (9) A F 6 Benner Das Skatgericht entscheidet Skat-Streitfälle, entschieden und begründet Höfges, Peter Falken Verlag Erich 1965, 1970 L 5 vom Deutschen Skatgericht Alexander Sicker, Wiesbaden Das Skat-Lesebuch Von Kiebitzen, Schneidern... Bernd Imgrund Verlag Die Werkstatt, 2002 L 7 Göttingen Das Skatspiel eine leichtverständliche Anleitung zur Wenzel, Wilhelm Ad. Spaarmann, 1885, L gründlichen und regelgerechten Erlernung des Styrum a.d. Ruhr und Skat-Spiels mit deutschen und französischen Leipzig Karten Das Skatspiel Eine genaue Beschreibung d. Spieles u. s. Grothe, Gustav S. Schnurpfeil 1925 (2) Regeln mit e. ausführl. Skatberechnungstafel Das Skatspiel Schneider, Hans R. Bardtenschlager, 1929 Reutlingen Seite 7 von 30 Titel Untertitel Autoren Verlag Jahr (Aufl.) Anw Note Bild Das Skatspiel Eine Anleitung z. gründlichen Erlernung des Dr. Frank, Emil Steinitz Verlag, Berlin 1913 (2) L 4 Skatspiels Das Skatspiel Laskers Spielfibeln Lasker, Emanuel August Scherl, Berlin 1931 F P L 8 Das Skatspiel Lehrbuch nebst einem Anhang: Anleitungen Cato, Otto Verlag Otto Maier, 1904 L 5
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