I have a more complete BDG library, beginning with Vom Ersten an Auf Matt! published by E.J. Diemer in 1957.
Blackmar-Diemer Gambit Library
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Feb 26, 2015
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Any must reads on the list? How are the Mega CD's? Oh you have to get the everman book on the BDG.
Mar 2, 2015
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#5
Darthmambo, thanks for reminding me. I acquired the Scheerer (Everyman Chess) book as soon as it came out in 2011. I've now added it to the list above - which you will note was compiled 6 years ago. 
Additionally, Schiller seems to have issued updates of both his books on the BDG, but I can't get myself to spend money on a couple of updates. I doubt he has resurrected the Ryder, but I'd love to know what the differences are between my 1995 version and the 2011 version.
Mar 11, 2015
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DrawMaster, funny you say that, one of my friends told me about Schiller update to the BDG and I saw the Ryder. Was tempted to by them myself. Oh I also just say a BDG Keybook III. It is electronic I belive. You need a program to read it. Anyone have it?
Mar 21, 2015
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Hmmm. Keybook III ... I will have to look into that. Might be worth the purchase.
[Update 1] ... looks like it is in Chess Opening Wizards format:
http://www.bookup.com/BlackmarDiemer.htm
If that's true, I'm less inclined, I don't really want another program, as I already have ChessBase. However, if it's just a reader program, that might be fine as long as there's no cost for the reader itself.
[Update 2] It appears that it would run in Chess Openings Wizard Lite ... which is free, so maybe OK ... again, these days, I'm on a Mac and don't bring up my PC emulator that often, so that's another inconvenience. Still, I'd love to know what's in III.
There's over a hundred pages of analysis of the Blackmar-Diemer Gambit in this free Google ebook: http://tinyurl.com/pchyq6q
Nov 2, 2016
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#9
many years ago a friend of mine (Ray Wheeler) who played the BDG when ever he could loaned me every book he had on the BDG . tons of old stuff. he died while i was in possesion of his books and his wife let me keep them . there are four books on "das moderne BDG". band 1,2,3 and 4 . i don't know where he got it , but there is also the whole book "das moderne BDG" band 1 translated to english . it is typed out on many pages . i have started to put all the words and moves on my chess base 12 exactly as in the book . Diemer's writing is so interesting ! he loved the double pawn sac . i also have almost every new BDG book that's been published since .
Nov 21, 2016
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#10
The German books on the BDG used to be sold by Chess Digest. I got mine through Ebay. Also, Band 1 is identical to Diemer's 1957 book. I alo heard that Freidl's book is based in part on material that Diemer had. EJD wanted to publish Volume 2, but he never did.
An English translation of Diemer's book was never done. Maybe you should do it in time for 2017.
The only book you need is the Sheerer one. Amazing research, there is enough material for a life of study
Are there any books or good videos on this particular line? https://www.chess.com/openings/D00_Queens_Pawn_Opening_Blackmar_Diemer_Diemer_Rosenberg_Attack
I've played I think 4 OTB games with this opening and won all 4.
Graphic variation tree overview of the BDG and some other d4 d5 openings
https://chessmaps.etsy.com/listing/1483421527
To start with, let me list my personal library entries on the Blackmar-Diemer Gambit (BDG).
Blackmar-Diemer Gambit:
Related lines or systems used by BDG players:
Game Collections: