Published: St. Petersburg, 1993 Binding: softcover Language: russian Condition: very good 46 pages   Size: 14,5 x 20 cm   Original. Quality paper, printed in 100 copies! Indicated: author, title, city, publisher, year of publication, number of pages and circulation.MN

Author: S. Shabarin, E. Kogan   Published: Kaluga, 2008   Edited by: S. Kapranov Binding: softcover Language: russian 187 pages Condition: good with slight traces of water Size: 14,5 x 20 cm   This book is unusual. It is addressed to both children and their parents at the same time.

Published: 1981 Binding: softcover Language: russian Condition: very good 43 pages Size: 14 x 21 cm   This book contains a bibliography of hard-to-find literature for practicing chess players, methodologists, teachers and collectors of chess literature.

Published: London, 1922 Edited by: W. Watts Binding: soft cover       Language: English Condition: good with frayed sides and small brown spots. 93 pages Contents: interesting facts in biography of great grandmasters and rare photos Format increased. Size: 22 x 28 cm Book from the Baturinsky-Karpov library. A detailed story about the tournament, many different photos. EK-51

 Baturinsky- Karpov library Published: Voronezh, 1985   Authors: Chubrov, Bycheck   Edited by: Vorotnikova Binding: softcover Language: russian 127 pages Contains: experience of teaching chess in children's groups, games of young chess players with comments. Condition: good with water marks Size: 14,5 x 20 cmEK35  

Published: Tbilisi 1995 Authors: T. Giorgadze Binding: Hardcover Language: georgian Condition: very good 1. 320 pages 2. 362 pages 3. 392 pages Size: 15 x 20,5 cm   Tengiz Giorgadze - National Master of Chess, Chevalier of the Order of Honor, International Arbiter. He is the author of over 50 books on the history and theory of chess. The most significant of them is the three-volume Chronicle of Georgian Chess, the creation of which the author devoted many years to, having done a great job collecting bit by bit in libraries, archives, museums, private collections, facts that shed light on the history of the oldest game in Georgia.EK34

Title: Chess in the USSR Language: English Binding: Soft Publisher: Moscow, 1988 14 pages Condition: good Art MN Coated paper, color illustrations. Clamshell book

Authors: A. Syetin   Binding: Hardcover Language: russian Condition: good 1. 256 pages 2. 152 pages Size: 20,5 x 30 cm   Contains: Convolute consists of two typewritten books under one cover: 1. The Path to Mastery in Chess 2. Basic principles of playing in the opening   Alexei Suetin in the 60s of the last century was among the best Soviet chess players. During his long career, he wrote more than 40 books, coached the 9th world champion Tigran Petrosyan for 11 years.EK35

Russian Chess Book: Authors: Dmitry Plisetsky, Sergey Voronkov Title: Russians versus FischerPublisher: Moscow Chess World, 1994 Binding: Hardcover Language: English 396 pages This volume contains the extraordinary story of the prolonged battle between Bobby Fischer, perhaps the most famous chess player of all time, and the long-standing and all-dominating Soviet chess machine. For the first time readers will be able to view virtually all the secret documents on "the Fischer problem", many of which have never previously been published.

Russian Chess Book: Author: Sergey Solovyov Title: Emanuel Lasker. All games. 2 vols. 1889-1903. 1904-1940Language: English Binding: Hardcover Publisher: Moscow, Russian Chess House, 2009 388 + 342 pagesAbstract. This book is devoted to Emanuel Lasker, the second world champion. All Lasker's tournament and match games, annotated by famous Grandmasters and Masters. This book contains all of Lasker's match and tournament games from this periods with annotations by various Russian masters. The notes are in languageless, chess symbol notation. It features tournament crosstables and diagrams throughout as well as indexes of opponents, openings and events.

Chess Book:  Author: Emil Schallopp Title: Hastings 1895 Chess Tournament Publisher: Moscow, Russian Chess House, 2017 Binding: Hardcover Language: EnglishFormat: Increased 358 pagesThe first Hastings international chess tournament games collection was published in England in 1895, not long after the competition took place. The participants themselves commentated the games. The second games collection appeared a year later, in Germany. The author, Emil Schallopp, a well-known master and chess journalist, used analysis published in the English tournament book extensively, as well as in European chess periodicals. This book includes Schallopp’s commentary. Of course, many of E.Schallopp’s evaluations, especially as periains to the opening, have been disproved by modern theory. Nevertheless, the Russian Chess House left most of his commentary untouched, viewing it as a tribute to the epoch and believing it has great value in terms of chess history. In certain cases, analysis published by Schallopp’s successors and drastically reevaluating many key positions is provided. A few games have been commentated by S. Tarrash, G.Y. Levenfish and P.A.Romanovsky. The round overviews were written by B.Trubitsyn (rounds I-X and XVII-XXI) and B.I.Belensky (rounds XI-XVI). B.Trubitsyn also compiled the informational sources and wrote one of the introductory articles.Note: economy international shipping (without tracking number)

Soviet chess book: Author: Fazylov М. My selected games Published:  Samarkand, 1992 Binding: Soft Language: Russian 176 pages Condition: GoodEK28