The lives of remarkable people. Moscow 1936. 303 pages. Арт Ек1

Antique Russian chess book: Author: S. Tarrasch What everyone should know about the middlegame. Typical combinations and attacks Published:  Moscow – Leningrad 1932 Binding: no binding Language: Russian 108 pages Condition: no bindingEK29

Antique Russian Chess Book:  Library of the chess player, No. 32, 1932 Author: M. Volkovyssky Title: The activities of the production chess section Published: Moscow, 1932 Language: Russian 64 pages   Handwritten notes on the pagesBox C

Antique Russian chess book: Author: Weinstein S. Chess player's companion Published:  Moscow – Leningrad 1932 Binding: Hard Language: Russian 230 pages Condition: Contamination and damage to the cover, owner's labelsEK28

Complete set of russian chess magazines «Shakhmatny listok»№№1-12, 1997Language: Russian Полный комплект русского шахматного журнала «Шахматный листок» за 1997 год№№1-12, 1997

Complete set of russian chess magazines «Shakhmatny listok»№№1-6, 2001Language: Russian Полный комплект русского шахматного журнала «Шахматный листок» за 2001 год№№1-6, 2001

From the archive of Alexander Roshal:Alexander Roshal. Interview with Tigran Petrosian: «The meeting which I waited». 1968A.Roshal interviewed by Tigran Petrosian when he was the current world champion.10 pagesAlexander Borisovich Roshal (1936 – 2007) was a Soviet chess master and journalist, the co-founder and editor-in-chief of the magazine «64»A few brief quotes:…– Since we are talking about the candidates, what is your opinion on the outcome of the competition between them?– I foresaw such an outcome and was waiting for a meeting with Spassky, he is now a worthy opponent in the world championship match, no doubt. And natural that nobody was able to stop him.– Fischer was able to do this?– I think currently, Spassky and Korchnoi are playing better than Fischer, who I am inclined to qualify immediately behind them, that is, before Larsen and Mikhail Tal.…PK6

Alexander Roshal. Report on trip to Yugoslavia June 5-13, 19846 pagesFrom the archive of Alexander RoshalAlexander Borisovich Roshal (1936 – 2007) was a Soviet chess master and journalist, the co-founder and editor-in-chief of the magazine «64» A few brief quotes:In the night from 8 to 9 June the FIDE President F. Campomanes arrived in Bugojno (the last tournament was played June 10). Up to this point the leading foreign participants just shrugged their shoulders in response to questions about the upcoming match against the team of the USSR, on the date and place of the meeting.…F. Campomanes asked the Spassky about his plans, and he replied that he now considers himself free to play in the Olympics (Thessaloniki, November) for the team of France. At my questioning look, the ex-world champion said: «I'm not at the request of the Soviet team for the match of the world team». …» PK6

Russian Chess Book: Author: D. G. Plisetsky Protection Technique Published: Moscow, 1985 Binding: Soft Language: Russian 80 pages Dmitry Germanovich Plisetsky (born may 4, 1952 in Moscow) is a Soviet and Russian chess player, editor, journalist and writer. Master of sports of the USSR (1979).  EK 25 Signed to his grandparents.

Author: Maksim NotkinTitle: My Queens Rapid Departure. Insights and Eclipses on Chess BoardPublished: Moscow 2019Binding: HardcoverLanguage: RussianPages: 448The first book of the famous journalist, editor-in-chief of the magazine 64 – Chess review and ChessPro website Maxim Notkin is a collection of selected materials by the author, published primarily in the popular author's headings Cabaret "Flying pawn" ( 64 ) and Maximize Your Tactics ( New in Chess ). The reader will meet with brilliant finds on the chessboard and all sorts of records, as well as with curious mistakes and incredible eclipses. 350 beautiful and instructive positions from practical parties are offered for independent decision. Tasks are divided into three levels of difficulty, they are of interest to both chess players dischargers, and for masters and grandmasters.Author: Yuri RazuvaevTitle: Modern Gambit Ideas in Chess GamePublished: Russian Chess House, 2014Binding: SoftcoverLanguage: RussianPages: 118The risk and the struggle for the initiative became the most important weapon of modern chess. Well, where the risk and the struggle for initiative, there is a worthy place for gambit ideas.The book of the honored coach of the USSR, international grandmaster Yu. S. Razuvaev will undoubtedly benefit both qualified chess players and Amateurs.We can combine shipping if you are ordering multiple items!

Author: Maksim NotkinTitle: My Queens Rapid Departure. Insights and Eclipses on Chess BoardPublished: Moscow 2019Binding: HardcoverLanguage: RussianPages: 448The first book of the famous journalist, editor-in-chief of the magazine 64 – Chess review and ChessPro website Maxim Notkin is a collection of selected materials by the author, published primarily in the popular author's headings Cabaret "Flying pawn" ( 64 ) and Maximize Your Tactics ( New in Chess ). The reader will meet with brilliant finds on the chessboard and all sorts of records, as well as with curious mistakes and incredible eclipses. 350 beautiful and instructive positions from practical parties are offered for independent decision. Tasks are divided into three levels of difficulty, they are of interest to both chess players dischargers, and for masters and grandmasters.Author: Yuri RazuvaevTitle: Modern Gambit Ideas in Chess GamePublished: Russian Chess House, 2014Binding: SoftcoverLanguage: RussianPages: 118The risk and the struggle for the initiative became the most important weapon of modern chess. Well, where the risk and the struggle for initiative, there is a worthy place for gambit ideas.The book of the honored coach of the USSR, international grandmaster Yu. S. Razuvaev will undoubtedly benefit both qualified chess players and Amateurs.We can combine shipping if you are ordering multiple items!

The official chess badge «FIDE INTERNATIONAL MASTER»+The official chess badge «FIDE GRANDMASTER»Material: Metal, hot enamel