Antique chess book Traite elementaire du jeu des echecs avec cent parties des joueurs les plus celebres Deuxieme edition Published: Libraire-Editeur-Commissionnaire, Paris, 1863 508 pages Torn pages are sealed with paper tape (look at the photos)   Арт ЕК13

Titile: Print and Revolution. Convoluted in 6 vols.  Complete annual set for 1924 A magazine of literature, art, criticism, and bibliography in the near past participation A. Lunacharsky, N. Meshcheryakov, M. Pokrovsky, V. Polonsky, I. Stepanov-Skvortsov. Published: Moscow, 1924 Language: Russian 332 + 334 + 298 pages 336 + 336 + 300 pages Weight: 2900 gr

Russian chess book.  Author: Lokker Milos.  Chess in two moves. Chess miniatures Author instance, made by hand! The book is a R.Kofman personal library autographed by the author: "Grand Master of the composition R. Kofman a sign of true respect for the author. September 4, 1966" Rafael Moiseevich Coffman (March 26, 1908 - Dec. 20, 1988, Moscow) - Soviet chess composer; International Master (1973) and International Arbiter (1956) on a chess composition. Honored coach of the RSFSR (1967). Mukachevo August 1966 The photos shows all pages   Автор: Милош Локкер Двухходовки. Миниатюры. Авторский экземпляр, сделанный вручную! Книга из личной библиотеки Р.Кофмана с автографом автора: "Большому мастеру композиции Р. Кофману в знак истинного уважения автора. 4 сентября 1966 года" Рафаэль Моисеевич Кофман (26 марта 1908 - 20 декабря 1988) - советский шахматный композитор; международный мастер (1973) и международный арбитр (1956) по шахматной композиции. Заслуженный тренер РСФСР (1967). Редактор отдела композиции журнала "Шахматы в СССР". Составитель ряда сборников по шахматной композиции. Год издания: август 1966 года Мукачево На фото представлены все страницы Арт Ек40

Russian Chess Poster: World Chess Olympiad. 2010. Autographs of all winnersWorld Chess OlympiadKhanty-Mansiysk20.09.2010 – 04.10.2010Autographs of all winnersThe winner of the Olympic games - the national team of Ukraine:Vassily IvanchukRuslan PonomarevPavel EljanovZahar EfimenkoAlexander Moiseenko Dimensions: approx. 70 * 50 cm

Complete yearly set of issues of the Chess in the USSR magazine. 12 issues Published: OGIZ Phiskultura I Turism, Moscow-Leningrad, 1937 Language: Russian Chess in the USSR-Soviet chess monthly magazine, the printed body of the Chess Federation of the USSR. The magazine was founded in 1931 on the basis of the magazine "Chess sheet". As of 1987, it was distributed in 50 countries, the total circulation: 52 thousand copies. History 1921: began publication "The Sheet of the Chess Club Petrovskomu". The first issue on 20 April (and all subsequent) was a piece: on the front side was given two game of chess, two chess and chronicle of events was located on the reverse side. The circulation was 200 copies By the end of the year was released 34 of the sheet (print up to 500 copies), and then publication was suspended. August 1922: the publication was renamed "Chess sheet" and became a magazine, an organ of the Petrograd chess Assembly (circulation up to 1 thousand copies). In 1923, the magazine participated in the campaign to create the all-Russian chess Union, and then became its printing body. After the III all-Union chess Congress (1924) the magazine was handed over to the all-Union chess section of the Supreme Council of physical culture. 1931: from the 13th issue the magazine was named "Chess in the USSR". The first years were printed in Leningrad, from 1938-in Moscow. 1941-1945: during the war the magazine was not published. 1992: after the collapse of the USSR, Chess in the USSR was merged with Express chess and renamed Chess Bulletin. 1995: renamed Chess in Russia. 1999: the journal was discontinued. Арт ек22

Chess of this model was used at the World Chess Championship match between world champion Anatoly Karpov and the winner of the competition of applicants Garry Kasparov. Condition: Good Field Length: 40x40 cm King Height: 11 cm King Diameter: 39 mm Pawn Height: 6 cm Pawn Diameter: 30 mm Art: Ebay shelf

Antique English Chess Book "The Chess Amateur" Volume III Harry Harmer, 1909Author: Harry HarmerTitle: "The Chess Amateur"Published: "The Chess Amateur Office", STROUD, Glos, 1909Language: English 384 pages   The Chess Amateur Volume III October, 1908 - September, 1909.Арт ЕК 10  

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

3 Moscow International Chess Tournament of 1936 Ragozin-Ryumin Includes the signature of the judge.Art PK3

Arefyev Alexander Dmitrievich (1931-1978) "Urban landscape". 1964. Paper, linocut, 27.5×31.6 cm. Under the image the author's inscription in graphite pencil: "Urban landscape, linocut. A. Arefyev 64 g." Painter, graphic artist, sculptor. He received his initial art education in the art Studio of the Palace of pioneers named after A. A. Zhdanov (1941). M. A. Gorokhova, S. D. Levin tought him. He studied at the Leningrad secondary art school (1944-1949; expelled), the Leningrad sanitary and hygienic medical Institute (1954-1956) for the purpose of professional study of anatomy. In 1956 he was arrested and convicted of falsifying medical prescriptions, in 1959 he was released; in 1965 he was again convicted of hooliganism. He lived in Leningrad, in 1977 — emigrated; briefly lived in Austria, then moved to Paris. Representative of the informal Leningrad art of the 1950s—1970s. He was friends with artists M. M. Shemyakin, V. G. Traugot, V. N. Shagin, R. R. Vasmi, N. Ah. Schwartz. Creativity is represented in many Museum collections, among them — the State Russian Museum, the State Museum of the history of St. Petersburg, the State Tretyakov gallery, the art Museum "Zimmerly" in new Brunswick (new Jersey).

Chess Informant. №№ 30-50 1980-199021 Issues Šahovski informator (with Serb. - "Chess informant") — a collection of chess games and materials published 3 times a year (previously-2 times a year). Published since 1966 in Belgrade by the same publisher. Editor-Alexander Matanovich (since 1966). The team of freelance writers-about 500 leading chess players in the world. With a circulation of 30 thousand copies (1987).The purpose of the publication is to provide chess players from different countries with up-to-date information about the most interesting games played in the latest international competitions, the latest achievements of chess theory and practice. Laid the foundations of the information system in chess.Each volume of Šahovski informator contains several hundred selected games of the past 4 months (several hundred more games are given in the notes), 36 original endings and combinations, the most important theoretical novelties in the debuts. The games are published with notes mainly by those chess players who played them, in a special notation, where the figures are indicated by chess symbols. This makes the publication available to chess players from all countries. The use of chess symbols and cipher allows the processing of chess data using a computer, which increases the efficiency of information. There is a constant column — "FIDE", with the latest information about its activities, information about the most important events in the chess life of individual countries and the chess world as a whole.

7 Antique German Chess Postcards «Schach-karte»Dimensions: approx. 14 * 9 cmThe beginning of the 20th century PK6