Publisher's Synopsis
âThe Laws Of Auction As Adopted By The Whist Club, Together With The Etiquette Of The Gameâ is a fascinating glimpse into the rules and social customs surrounding auction bridge, a popular card game of the early 20th century. Published by the prestigious Whist Club of New York, this book offers a detailed exposition of the game's official rules and provides invaluable guidance on proper etiquette during play.
This book is more than just a rulebook; it is a historical document that reflects the social norms and expectations of the time. For anyone interested in the history of card games, social history, or the cultural traditions of the early 1900s, this volume offers a unique and informative perspective.
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