September 20, 1965, VII International Tournament of the Central Chess Club of the USSR in Yerevan 1965   Matanovich -Korchnoi   Scoresheet of Matanovich   Aleksander Matanovich - Serbian, formerly Yugoslavian, chess player, grandmaster (1955). Journalist, editor-in-chief of Shakhovsky Informator (since 1966), author of several books on chess.   Viktor Korchnoi (1931-2016) was a Soviet and later Swiss grandmaster who, during his nearly 70-year chess career (from 1945 to 2015), achieved any possible success in chess, except for the title of world champion.   Condition: good   PK7

September 22, 1965, VII International Tournament of the Central Chess Club of the USSR in Yerevan 1965   Philip - Shashin   Scoresheet of Philip   Condition: good   PK7

Viktor Kupreichik – Eduard Gufeld. Score sheet of Kupreichik   Soviet chess score sheet from the 37th Chess Championship which was held in Moscow September 6 – October 12 1969. Tigran Petrosyan won an additional match for the title of champion (Moscow, January 19-29, 1970).   The championship was also a fide zonal tournament. Polugaevsky, Geller, Smyslov and Taimanov won the right to participate in the interzonal tournament. The latter in the final round effectively won his "party of life" from LutikovАрт ПК 2

3 VOLUMES by Golenishchev: Training Program for Chess Players: 1st, 2nd and 3rd CategoriesPublisher: Russian CHESS HouseAuthor(s): GolenishchevTitle: Training Program for Chess Players: 1nd Category (elo 1600−2000)Year of issue: 2020Language: EnglishSize: NormalPages: 256Binding: HardcoverDateOfIssue: 2020Like other titles in the Training Program for Chess Players series, this volume is both an excellent textbook for independent study and a powerful teaching aid for chess coaches. In the view of many experts, no better work of this kind has ever been written.The series was designed as a self-contained training program by Victor Golenishchev, a distinguished Soviet chesscoach and Master of Sport. Golenishchev’s programs are still considered critically important and are successfully employed in chess schools. His teaching methods remain popular in Russia and around the world.Supervised by Editor-in-Chief and former World Chess Champion Anatoly Karpov, this new edition of Golenishchev’s classic work is updated to include important games from recent high-level chess competitions, reflecting modern approaches to the game.Title: Training Program For Chess Players II Category (ELO 1400-1800)Author: Victor GolenishchevEditor-in-Cheif: Anatoly KarpovPublished: Russian Chess House, Moscow, 2018Language: EnglishBinding: HardcoverPages: 320This book is equally and excellent textbook for independent work, and a valuable methodological guide for coaches and teachers of chess. Many experts even believe that nothing better in this way is still not created. As a training program for chess players it was developed by the honored coach of the USSR, master of sports of the USSR Victor Golenishchev. V. Golenishchev's programs (IV-III grades, II category, I category and candidate master) still retain great methodological value and are successfully used in chess pedagogy. It is noteworthy that this technique is extremely popular not only among our coaches, but also among foreign specialists. This edition of this classic book is supplemented by examples from the works of the best chess players of recent years and reflects modern views on chess. Under the General edition of the multiple world champion Anatoly Karpov.Title: Training Program For Chess Players III Category (ELO up to 1400)Author: Victor GolenishchevEditor-in-Cheif: Anatoly KarpovPublished: Russian Chess House, Moscow, 2022Language: EnglishBinding: HardcoverPages: 185This program is intended for the teaching of chess in schools and juniorclubs, and is aimed at trainers, teachers and club organisers, working withyoung chess players.The program assume that the pupils know the moves of the pieces andunderstand the aim of the game, although the more complicated rules willbe unfamiliar to them.The teaching plan is aimed at 75 lessons (twice a week, each of two hours)– a total of 150 hours.The scheme of a lesson is roughly as follows: checking of homeassignment, explanation of theoretical material, recording by the pupils ofthe home assignment and a practical part. The length of the theoretical partof the lesson should not exceed 20-30 minutes, since most of the pupils willbe in junior school classes. Chess attracts them above all as a game, and in aneffort to cover too much the teacher may kill the keen interest of the younglisteners.

Condition: Good Board Length: 30 cm King Height: 80 mm King Diameter: 30 mm Pawn Height: 45 mm Pawn Diameter: 23 mm Art: Ebay shelf 

The diameter is 40 mm. The condition is perfect. Art Ш

XXXXII USSR Chess Championship Qualifying Tournament. 1974 June 26, 1974. Daugavpils Alexander Beliavsky vs Alexander Beliavsky Vladimir Bagirov’s scoresheet Art PK7

The 22th of  July, 1975. VI Spartakiad of  Nations of the USSR Mark Taimanov - Zaichik Scoresheet of  ZaichikАрт пк1

Antique Nederlands Chess Magazine «Tijdschrift» №№1-12. 1929 Publisher: N.V. Drukkerij, Koch & Knuttel, Gouda, 1929 Language: Nederlands 409 pages   Арт Ек5

Published: Khanty-Mansiysk, 2005 Binding: softcover Language: russian Condition: very good 1. 156 pages 2. 180 pages Size: 14,3 x 21 cm   The FIDE World Cup is three different events held over the years. Since 2000, it has been the premier chess event organized by FIDE, the International Chess Federation. Since 2005, it has been a 128-player elimination chess tournament as part of the qualification for the World Chess Championship.EK36

8 (eight) stamps of large size: 165*115 mm.  Two of the block of nine stamps of small size: 25*35 mm.Box C 

Condition: Good Field Length: 39,5 см King Height: 10 см King Diameter: 39 мм Pawn Height: 5.5 см Pawn Diameter: 28 мм Art: Ebay shelf