Russian Chess Minibook:  Author: Alexander Kalinin Title: Garry Kasparov. Great Chess Combinations Publisher: Moscow, Russian Chess House, 2013 Binding: Hardcover Format: Pocket book, 80 * 90 * 25 mm Language: English, Russian 400 pagesIn this book, devoted to Garry Kasparov, the examples are arranged in chronological order. All the diagrams are give an additional mark – a number from 1 to 4. This classification allows the book to be used as an aid, both for trainers and teachers in lessons with their pupils, and for independent training.

Chess Minibook:  Author: Alexander Kalinin Title: Boris Spassky. Great Chess Combinations Publisher: Moscow, Russian Chess House, 2017 Binding: Hardcover Format: Pocket book, approx. 80 * 90 * 25 mm Language: English, Russian 331 pagesIn this book, devoted to Boris Spassky, the examples are arranged in chronological order. All the diagrams are give an additional mark – a number from 1 to 4. This classification allows the book to be used as an aid, both for trainers and teachers in lessons with their pupils, and for independent training.

Chess Minibook:  Author: Alexander Kalinin Title: Vladimir Kramnik. Great Chess Combinations Publisher: Moscow, Russian Chess House, 2011 Binding: Hardcover Format: Pocket book, 80 * 90 * 12 mm Language: English, Russian 200 pagesThis book is a collection of the best combinations played by Vladimir Kramnik in chronological order. Each exercise features a number of points - 1 to 4 - given for solving it, depending on the exercises's difficulty. This allows trainers and teachers to use this book both for self training and in lessons for their students.

Chess Minibook:  Author: Alexander Kalinin Title: Vishy Anand. Great Chess Combinations Publisher: Moscow, Russian Chess House, 2011 Format: Pocket book, 80 * 90 * 15 mm Binding: Hardcover Language: English, Russian 240 pages

Chess Minibook:  Author: Alexander Kalinin Title: Robert Fischer. Great Chess Combinations Publisher: Moscow, Russian Chess House, 2013 Binding: Hardcover Format: Pocket book, 80 * 90 * 12 mm Language: English, Russian 160 pagesThis book is a collection of the best combinations played by Robert Fischer in chronological order. Each exercise features a number of points - 1 to 4 - given for solving it, depending on the exercises's difficulty. This allows trainers and teachers to use this book both for self training and in lessons for their students.

Russian Chess Mini book Collection: Great Chess Combinations by Alexander Kalinin, including all 6 books of the series:   Title: Vishy Anand. Great Chess Combinations Publisher: Moscow, Russian Chess House, 2011 Format: Pocket book, 80 * 90 * 15 mm Binding: Hardcover Language: English, Russian 240 pages   Title: Boris Spassky. Great Chess Combinations Publisher: Moscow, Russian Chess House, 2017 Binding: Hardcover Format: Pocket book, approx. 80 * 90 * 25 mm Language: English, Russian 331 pages In this book, devoted to Boris Spassky, the examples are arranged in chronological order. All the diagrams are give an additional mark – a number from 1 to 4. This classification allows the book to be used as an aid, both for trainers and teachers in lessons with their pupils, and for independent training.   Title: Garry Kasparov. Great Chess Combinations Publisher: Moscow, Russian Chess House, 2013 Binding: Hardcover Format: Pocket book, 80 * 90 * 25 mm Language: English, Russian 400 pages In this book, devoted to Garry Kasparov, the examples are arranged in chronological order. All the diagrams are give an additional mark – a number from 1 to 4. This classification allows the book to be used as an aid, both for trainers and teachers in lessons with their pupils, and for independent training.   Title: Vladimir Kramnik. Great Chess Combinations Publisher: Moscow, Russian Chess House, 2011 Binding: Hardcover Format: Pocket book, 80 * 90 * 12 mm Language: English, Russian 200 pages This book is a collection of the best combinations played by Vladimir Kramnik in chronological order. Each exercise features a number of points - 1 to 4 - given for solving it, depending on the exercises's difficulty. This allows trainers and teachers to use this book both for self training and in lessons for their students.   Title: Mikhail Tal. Great Chess Combinations Publisher: Moscow, Russian Chess House, 2017 Binding: Hardcover Format: Pocket book, 80 * 90 * 25 mm Language: English, Russian 396 pages In this book, devoted to Mikhail Tal, the examples are arranged in chronological order. All the diagrams are give an additional mark – a number from 1 to 4. This classification allows the book to be used as an aid, both for trainers and teachers in lessons with their pupils, and for independent training.   Title: Robert Fischer. Great Chess Combinations Publisher: Moscow, Russian Chess House, 2013 Binding: Hardcover Format: Pocket book, 80 * 90 * 12 mm Language: English, Russian 160 pages This book is a collection of the best combinations played by Robert Fischer in chronological order. Each exercise features a number of points - 1 to 4 - given for solving it, depending on the exercises's difficulty. This allows trainers and teachers to use this book both for self training and in lessons for their students.   Author: Alexander Kalinin Title: Aleksander Alekhine                      Title: Josed Raul Capablanca Publisher: Moscow, Russian Chess House, 2019 Binding: Hardcover Format: Pocket book, approx. 90 * 90 mm Language: English, Russian 360 pages                                                              206 pages

Russian Chess Mini book Collection: Great Chess Combinations by Alexander Kalinin, including all 6 books of the series:   Title: Vishy Anand. Great Chess Combinations Publisher: Moscow, Russian Chess House, 2011 Format: Pocket book, 80 * 90 * 15 mm Binding: Hardcover Language: English, Russian 240 pages   Title: Boris Spassky. Great Chess Combinations Publisher: Moscow, Russian Chess House, 2017 Binding: Hardcover Format: Pocket book, approx. 80 * 90 * 25 mm Language: English, Russian 331 pages In this book, devoted to Boris Spassky, the examples are arranged in chronological order. All the diagrams are give an additional mark – a number from 1 to 4. This classification allows the book to be used as an aid, both for trainers and teachers in lessons with their pupils, and for independent training.   Title: Garry Kasparov. Great Chess Combinations Publisher: Moscow, Russian Chess House, 2013 Binding: Hardcover Format: Pocket book, 80 * 90 * 25 mm Language: English, Russian 400 pages In this book, devoted to Garry Kasparov, the examples are arranged in chronological order. All the diagrams are give an additional mark – a number from 1 to 4. This classification allows the book to be used as an aid, both for trainers and teachers in lessons with their pupils, and for independent training.   Title: Vladimir Kramnik. Great Chess Combinations Publisher: Moscow, Russian Chess House, 2011 Binding: Hardcover Format: Pocket book, 80 * 90 * 12 mm Language: English, Russian 200 pages This book is a collection of the best combinations played by Vladimir Kramnik in chronological order. Each exercise features a number of points - 1 to 4 - given for solving it, depending on the exercises's difficulty. This allows trainers and teachers to use this book both for self training and in lessons for their students.   Title: Mikhail Tal. Great Chess Combinations Publisher: Moscow, Russian Chess House, 2017 Binding: Hardcover Format: Pocket book, 80 * 90 * 25 mm Language: English, Russian 396 pages In this book, devoted to Mikhail Tal, the examples are arranged in chronological order. All the diagrams are give an additional mark – a number from 1 to 4. This classification allows the book to be used as an aid, both for trainers and teachers in lessons with their pupils, and for independent training.   Title: Robert Fischer. Great Chess Combinations Publisher: Moscow, Russian Chess House, 2013 Binding: Hardcover Format: Pocket book, 80 * 90 * 12 mm Language: English, Russian 160 pages This book is a collection of the best combinations played by Robert Fischer in chronological order. Each exercise features a number of points - 1 to 4 - given for solving it, depending on the exercises's difficulty. This allows trainers and teachers to use this book both for self training and in lessons for their students.

Title: American Chess BulletinPublished: Hartwig Cassel and Herman Helms, New York, 191428 pages in each magazineMonthly Record of all News and Games of National and International Importance Арт Ек5The American Chess Bulletin was a chess periodical that was published monthly (November-April) and bi-monthly (May-October) from 1904 to 1962.[1] It was published from New York City. The editor was Hermann Helms (1870–1963), who founded the magazine and edited it until his death, at which point publication ceased. The first issue of the Bulletin, produced with Hartwig Cassel, was a report on the famous Cambridge Springs tournament held in 1904. As well as reporting on chess events, it also included news of the regional chess organisations that become the United States Chess Federation. After 1933, the North American Chess Reporter was merged with the Bulletin.

English Chess Magazine «The British Chess Magazine». Individual issues. 1940, 1943№№2-11, 1940№9, 1943№№1,3,6,8,9,11, 1944Language: English Арт Ек14

8 magazines

FIDE Booklet Chess in School Published: Greece Pages: 48

Chess: Improved Steinitz's defence in Ruy Lopez. Riga 1969Published: Riga, 1969Binding: soft coverLanguage: russianCondition:  good 48 pages.A4 format: non-standard enlarged.EK34