American Games: Comprehensive Collector's Guide
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Jeffrey Lawton, Bingo Pinball Historian, has been interested in pinball machines of all sorts since the late 1950s. He writes articles for Game Room Magazine as the Bingo Doctor and is the Bingo Editor for PinGame Journal.
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Mark Cooper is a physician who has been collecting baseball artifacts for many years. Douglas Congdon-Martin is the co-author of Baseball Treasures: Memorabilia from the National Pastime, also published by Schiffer Publishing.
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R. C. Bell was born in 1917 in Sudbury, Ontario, and came to England in 1928. He qualified MB BS (London) in 1941. He became a plastic surgeon but is now retired. He has a large collection of old games and has written five books in the Shire 'Discovering' series.
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Family entertainment during the Baby Boomer era often dwelt on board games and similar amusements. Game ideas were fashioned from TV shows, movies, historical events, foreign cultures, and professional sports. The vivid boxes, playing pieces, and popular characters thereupon created a collecting frenzy which still exists today. Charts of listings and hundreds of full color photographs combine to create the only guide you'll ever need. Over 1,100 board games listed and priced. 2000-2001 Price Guide -- Book Description
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Donald M. Liddell was an authority on chess history and was also a chemical engineer.
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Desi Scarpone lives in Los Angeles where he works in film and television. He has been collecting board games since he was a young child.
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