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Add to basketHardcover. Condition: Good. 1904 hardback exlibrary book from Stepneyl library. A really fascinating read whether you play or not, with suggestions on how to play fair, "an overhead light is preferred because it shows up any markings on the backs of the cards", "Take no notice of the player who tut-tuts or curses his luck after receiving his cards ".with tables on the odds of receiving types of hands. Some age spotting and library markings. Navy cloth covers blind stamped with library name, usual shelf number to spine. i.
