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'''Sam Loyd Jr''' (1873-1934) was the son of ""The Puzzle King", Sam Loyd Sr.(1841-1911) | |||
Born, Walther Loyd, he changed his name to Sam to continued his father’s work. | |||
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* SOURCES IN RECREATIONAL MATHEMATICS, AN ANNOTATED BIBLIOGRAPHY by DAVID SINGMASTER, Sam LOYD (1841-1911) and Sam LOYD Jr. (1873-1934), Sources pages 6-7 | * SOURCES IN RECREATIONAL MATHEMATICS, AN ANNOTATED BIBLIOGRAPHY by DAVID SINGMASTER, Sam LOYD (1841-1911) and Sam LOYD Jr. (1873-1934), Sources pages 6-7 | ||
* Wittus Wits magischewelt, Vol. 57, No. 6, November/Dezember 2008, Der Stift am Faden by Tony Fatseas, page 326 | * Wittus Wits magischewelt, Vol. 57, No. 6, November/Dezember 2008, Der Stift am Faden by Tony Fatseas, page 326 | ||
Revision as of 14:35, 14 December 2012
| Born | Walther Loyd 1873 |
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| Died | February 25, 1934 Brooklyn |
Sam Loyd Jr (1873-1934) was the son of ""The Puzzle King", Sam Loyd Sr.(1841-1911)
Born, Walther Loyd, he changed his name to Sam to continued his father’s work.
Books
- SAM LOYD’s Cyclopedia of 5000 Puzzles, Tricks, and Conundrums (1914)
- SAM LOYD’s Puzzles, A Book for Children
- SAM LOYD’s Tricks & Puzzles
- SAM LOYD and his Puzzles
References
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- SOURCES IN RECREATIONAL MATHEMATICS, AN ANNOTATED BIBLIOGRAPHY by DAVID SINGMASTER, Sam LOYD (1841-1911) and Sam LOYD Jr. (1873-1934), Sources pages 6-7
- Wittus Wits magischewelt, Vol. 57, No. 6, November/Dezember 2008, Der Stift am Faden by Tony Fatseas, page 326
- Genii, Vol. 71, No. 10, October 2008, The "Puzzle King" Sam Loyd, by Tony Fataseas, pages 40-46
- http://www.samuelloyd.com/, SAM LOYD TIMELINE, ABOUT SAM LOYD