© 1980-2012 Rick Tucker & Fred Shapiro. All Rights
Reserved. Legal
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.
Miscellaneous References
Advertisements
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Advertisement on London Underground showing tiddlywinks being shot into a shoe (reported by Iona Opie) |
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Family Letters
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Lockwood family Christmas letters |
original (NATwA) |
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Relle family Christmas letters |
original (NATwA) |
Fonts
Food
| Jun 2000 |
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Cadbury Chomp bars. On candy bar wrapper: "If Chomp's not busy in the Chomp bar quarry, he'll be playing tiddlywinks with a sunflower called Roger." |
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| 1 Dec 2011 |
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- Blog: Around the World in 80 Cakes
- Tiddlywinks Cake
- A customer recently asked me to make a cake for her husband. He is originally from England and she was throwing him a party to celebrate how many years he has lived in the United States. For the theme of the cake she asked me to incorporate his favorite game of Tiddlywinks. Upon doing some research I discovered that, although not very popular in the U.S., Tiddlywinks is very popular in England. There is even a English Tiddlywinks association.
- [Photograph of cake]
- The cake was frosted in buttercream and covered with fondant "winks" placed all around. The pot on top of the cake was handmade out of fondant and has a wink mid-air. The American and British flags are made from edible images.
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Games
See also collectible tiddlywinks games
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Game "Trivial Pursuit", Selchow & Righter Co., Bay Shore NY. ((c) 1981 Horn Abbot Ltd.). Genus edition, Sports & Leisure (SL) category, card 848. Question: "What's the name of the piece flipped into the cup in tiddlywinks?" |
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| 1985 |
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Game "Trivial Pursuit", Selchow & Righter Co. Genus II edition. Question with answer "squidger". |
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Living Things
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Gentianaceae (Exacum affine). "Tiddly Winks" plant. Also known as Persian violet and German violet. Annual |
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Kalmia latifolia “Tiddlywinks”. Also known as Mountain Laurel. Shrub. |
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Press Releases, Schedules
See also MIT press releases and NATwA press releases
| 17-27 Sep 1988 |
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Baltimore Original Sports Bar placemat listing of World Singles 28 match on 21 September between Jon Mapley and Larry Kahn |
original (NATwA) |
| Dec 1986 |
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Ocean City, New Jersey: "CHILDREN'S CONCERT", "TIDDLY WINKS, DECEMBER 13TH" |
original (NATwA) |
| Dec 1986 |
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Ocean City, New Jersey: "MANY HOLIDAY ACTIVITIES SET FOR OCEAN CITY" |
original (NATwA) |
| Dec 1986 |
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Ocean City, New Jersey: "Anyone for Tiddly Winks?"/"CITY INTRODUCES OLD GAME TO NEW JERSEY'S SPORT'S (sic) SCENE" |
original (NATwA) |
Other References
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Arye Gittelman, untitled work for MIT writing class |
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Dave Lockwood, untitled work for MIT writing class |
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Dave Lockwood, unpublished manuscript about winks strategy |
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Rich Steidle, unpublished manuscript on tiddlywinks |
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| 1979 |
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Incorporation of the United States Four-Color Tiddlywinks Association in Massachusetts by Joe Sachs |
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| Dec 1981 |
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Fred Shapiro, "Pathfinder on Tournament Tiddlywinks" |
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