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2004 AGPC Conventioneers (large photo)
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2004 AGPC Conventioneers
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Will Shortz, the master of lexicodemain.
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Helen Andrews and the unbeatable John Abbot, under the spell of Will Shortz' word games
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Rick Tucker, showing and telling about an 1893 photo of tiddlywinks played by gaslight
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Carol Monica, with brisk sales of The Games People Play (and puzzles, too)
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Mayor Clark King, with Phil Orbanes, the author of The Game Makers─The Story of Parker Brothers: From Tiddledy Winks to Trivial Pursuit.
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Sid Sackson expert Nick Sauer
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Nic Ricketts of the Strong Museum, on the unusual socialist card game, Privilege
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Alex de Voogt of the Board Game Studies group, introducing speaker Irving Finkel
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Irving Finkel with AGPC founder and 2004 Convention host, Bruce Whitehill
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Irving Finkel, presenting an in-depth history of the game of Parcheesi / Patcheesi / Chessindia
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An early Patcheesi board
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Steve Horvath's sugar packet Parcheesi, with Geraldine Goodwin
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Late night gaming and puzzling and conniving
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Cutter Scott Stafford assembling Mark Cappitella's "Red Leaf"
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Debby Krim, Wayne Saunders, and Clint Martin playing Oodles of Doodles. Drawing a blank?
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Cards flailing everywhere with "multiplayer solitaire" (?!)
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Helen Andrews
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Bob Finn, on a winning streak
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