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1950's AutoBridge Deluxe Pocket Learn to Play Bridge w Paperwork, Solitaire Game

$ 10.54

Availability: 30 in stock
  • Country/Region of Manufacture: United States
  • Vintage, VTG: Stategy, Practice, Technique & Guide System
  • Game Title: AutoBridge
  • Bundle Description: Comes with some original paperwork
  • Age Level: 8-11 Years, 12-16 Years, 17 Years & Up
  • Brand: Autobridge
  • Title: Bridge
  • Condition: Good. Paperwork shows wear and some damage. See Photos!
  • Character Family: Playing Cards
  • Year: 1950's
  • Custom Bundle: Yes
  • Min. Number of Players: 1
  • Theme: Learn to Play Bridge
  • Travel Game, Roadtrip, Camping RV: Teaching Aid, Aide, Practice Tool System
  • Era: Vintage, VTG

    Description

    Learn to Play Bridge and Practice Strategy and Technique
    Vintage 1950's AutoBridge Deluxe Pocket Bridge Model w Paperwork. Travel Solitaire Game.
    Condition is "Used".
    Description:
    Category:
    Card Game
    Educational with moving
    Mechanisms
    Trick-taking
    Players: Games with Solitaire Rules
    Players: Solitaire Only Games
    Traditional Card Games: Bridge
    Autobridge is a bridge teaching and solitaire playing device and series of play sheets dating back to at least 1938 (according to Encarta). At least two major versions have been produced. A large sized version about 18x11 inches and smaller version about 8x6 inches. While the specific materials and details of design have varied over the years, the fundamental design has remained. It is a board which may be opened to insert a sheet with cards indices and suits printed on it. The covering board is closed and the hand is played by opening windows. The player decides on their own play and reveals the next window to see what the expert recommends. An accompanying booklet explains the expert's recommendation.
    The system can be used to teach the completely naive novice to highly advanced players. Many supplementary sheets were produced over the decades.
    Mainly a teaching aide, there is no scoring, per se.
    Experts who have contributed to the Autobridge system include: Ely and Josephine Culbertson, Charles Goren, Alfred Sheinwold, Alan Truscott, Barry Rigal, Albert Morehead, and Richard Frey.
    Most versions found in online auctions appear to date from the 1950s.
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    Paperwork Manuals show wear and damage and its hard to tell if its complete but there is a lot of paperwork and many different game scenario cards (which are stored inside the device).  Device surfaces may show wear.  See photos.
    I usually ship on the same day or within 24 hours Monday through Saturday.  I am a U.S. based seller and getting the item to you FAST is a priority to me.  Happy to provide exact measurements, answer questions or send additional photos if requested.
    I do not use stock photos, See pictures for the actual item(s).
    Thanks!
    Returns are accepted in the original condition the item was sent in for 30 days after purchase.