Books 1946-1990
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454.87 $
in 5 volumes (the price for a set of five volumes). The reprint of the first periodical chess edition of Russia, published by Count Kushelev-Bezborodko ("Chess Leaflet", edited by Mikhailov, 1859 - 1863). . A complete set of all 5-year sets in hard bindings with gold embossing. Printed in the Czech Republic on high-quality white paper.
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62.06 $
After the war, the annuals were published in Moscow from 1946 to 1962, inclusive. These voluminous publications contained materials on the largest international and domestic competitions sponsored by all the leading chess players of the USSR, as well as theoretical articles on all stages of the chess game and reviews on the composition.
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57.58 $
One of the rarest books of postwar Russian chess literature! The book provides invaluable assistance in the work of each chess player. Without independent study of literature, chess self-education is impossible, and the skill of the game is enhanced. Chess press - books, magazines, ballots - important means of communication between chess players, information about chess life, propaganda of chess art.
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51.72 $
Rare peripheral edition. The story takes place in the chess country Eight Eight and & hellip; in the inner world of an ordinary fifth-year boy. Numerous drawings. Artist PP Sadkov
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49.66 $
After the war, the annuals were published in Moscow from 1946 to 1962, inclusive. These voluminous publications contained materials on the largest international and domestic competitions sponsored by all the leading chess players of the USSR, as well as theoretical articles on all stages of the chess game and reviews on the composition.
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39.31 $
One of the best cognitive books about chess. Colored illustrations on individual publishing stickers. The author in the form of fascinating essays with rich literary and illustrated material tells the reader about chess history and the role of chess in the culture and civilization of mankind. Foreword by David Bronstein. Translation from the Polish language by Nadezhda Lancut and Sofia Wilhelm.
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37.24 $
The dictionary is the first Soviet encyclopedic edition of chess; It contains basic information on the history and theory of chess, chess composition, information about various competitions, articles about the connection of chess with various fields of science and culture, about the development of chess in many countries, over 1200 biographies of famous chess players and chess players. The dictionary is provided with bibliography and tables; Illustrative material includes portraits, diagrams, color and black and white inserts. Encyclopedia format. The dictionary is designed for a wide range of readers - from ordinary chess lovers to skilled chess players and chess experts.
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35.17 $
After the war, the annuals were published in Moscow from 1946 to 1962 inclusive. These voluminous editions contained materials on major international and domestic competitions, sponsored by all the leading chess players of the USSR, as well as theoretical articles on all stages of the chess game and reviews on composition.
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2452 chess combinations
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Gipslis 40.00 $ -
Civil War
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Trotsky 28.33 $ -
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Trupan 66.67 $ -
Components of chess strategy
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Slavin 30.00 $ - 596.67 $
- Wooden chess pieces made of Staunton oak No. 6 (Art T) 183.33 $
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A textbook of chess endings. All kinds of endgames
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Kalinichenko 46.67 $ -
Middlegame typical positions
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Zlotnik 23.33 $ - Amber chess with a board in a wooden case Kaliningrad 6000.00 $
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VII All-Union Chess Tournament. Collection of games. Moscow 1931
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Alatortsev 233.33 $