John Kerrich Coin-flip Data Can anyone suggest where to obtain the results of the 10,000 coin flips (i.e., all 10,000 heads and tails) performed by John Kerrich during WWII?
 A: This presentation shows the data for set intervals of tosses. It also references the primary source from Kerrich. 
A: There's another Kerrich reference in the book "Chance encounters: A First Course in Data Analysis and Inference" by Chris Wild and George Seber which says in chapter 4 (can download supplement from this page) that the data are published in Kerrich [1964] and Freedman [1991, Table 1, p. 248]. The Kerrich book is probably An Experimental Introduction to the Theory of Probability, and Freedman is the same textbook already mentioned. I doubt that the 1964 monograph would contain more data than the 1946 one though.
A: That book of Kerrich can be bought used from Amazon, but the quoted price is rather stiff!
A better option is https://openlibrary.org
You need to make an account there, then install Adobe Digital Editions for reading the book.
(seems like no other program will do, the downloaded book have DRM, digital restrictions management).
Then you can download ("borrow") the book. I am reading it just now. I guess I can take a screen copy of the pages with the results, and use ocr on that. For later ...
(No I have gone fast through the book, it seems that only the first 2000 tosses are given individually, but there are many diverse tables with summaries of the throws. There are also tables for some other experiments, such as drawing balls from an urn, in the same spirit.
A: I came across this when doing some background research on Kerrich. I took the data from Bill Bradley's answer - really appreciate that the data was digitized! I've added the data to the R package that I use for teaching, which is available on GitHub. 
