World Chess Championship Commemorative Token (medal)Reykjavik, Island, 1972/Material: copperLimited edition of 2300 copies. 

Portable Chess Computer «Mephisto from Saitek». Model «Travel Chess» Keys: 14LCD Display: Viewing area 18 x 9 mmSound: Piezo-electric buzzerBatteries: 2 x AAA/AM4/R03 (not included)Power Consumption: 10 mW maximumChess Board Size: 73 x 73 mmComputer Size: 176 x 100 x 34 mmManufacturer: Saitek Packing box worn in storage in the warehouse

Yefim Geller vs Vladimir Liberzon   The 34th USSR chess championship was held from December 28, 1966 to February 2, 1967 in Tbilisi. The championship was at the same time a zone fide tournament. L. Stein and E. Geller, as well as A. Gipslis and V. Korchnoy, who have the best coefficient than M. Taimanov, won the right to participate in the interzonal tournament (in the additional match tournament all three scored 2 points).   Scoresheet of Liberzon.Art PK5

Condition: Good Board Length: 40 cm King Height: 85 mm King Diameter: 40 mm Pawn Height: 48 mm Pawn Diameter: 30 mm Art: Ebay shelf

Russian chess book: Author: Gia Nadareishvili In search of beauty Published:  Tbilisi 1986 Binding: Soft Language: Russian 208 pages Coated paper, photo illustrations. Signed by Nadareishvili to world chess champion Kasparov: “To the world champion dear Garry Kasparov with best wishes”.   Gia Nadareishvili (Georgian გია ნადარეიშვილი; September 22, 1921[1] – October 3, 1991) was a Soviet chess composer of Georgian nationality (born in Tbilisi[1]), and author of many books on chess studies.   Garry Kimovich Kasparov (Russian: Га́рри Ки́мович Каспа́ров, Russian pronunciation: [ˈɡarʲɪ ˈkʲiməvʲɪtɕ kɐˈsparəf]; born Garik Kimovich Weinstein,[3] 13 April 1963) is a Russian chess grandmaster, former World Chess Champion, writer, and political activist. EK27  

Igor Platonov – Efim Geller. Score sheet of Geller   Soviet chess score sheet from the 37th Chess Championship wich 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

Russian Chess Books:Author: A. KhalifmanOpening with white according to Anand. Vol 4,5,6,7.(4 books)Published: Saint-Petersburg, 2006Binding: HardLanguage: Russian1148 pagesCondition: Brand New In the fourth book of the series, St. Petersburg grandmaster Alexander Khalifman shows readers how to get the upper hand with white in the opening schemes starting with moves 1. E4 d6 and 1.E4 g6. The author analyzes in detail the ideas and methods of dealing with the various plans that black has in his Arsenal. Here you will find a large number of exclusive and previously unpublished analyses.In the fifth book of the series, St. Petersburg grandmaster Alexander Khalifman tells readers about the rare answers that black can use after 1. E4. With the exception of Alyokhin's defense, the other openings discussed in this book are practically not used by the world's leading chess players. Nevertheless, the author has devoted quite a lot of analysis to these principles, which are not quite correct from the point of view of modern theory. After all, a chess practitioner should be prepared for even the most unexpected opening "surprises" of the opponent.In the sixth book, St. Petersburg grandmaster Alexander Khalifman tells readers how to fight against the French defense. After 1. E4 E6 2.d4 d5 as a fight for the opening advantage, he recommends the most fundamental move — 3. CS3. Further, black's answers such as 3...CS6, 3 are discussed in detail...de and 3...Kf6.In the seventh book of the series, St. Petersburg grandmaster Alexander Khalifman continues his story about how to fight against the French defense. After 1. e4 e6 2.d4 d5 3.Kc3, black's most popular answer is analyzed in detail — 3...Cb4.

1. Modern chess. An inside glancePublisher: 64Author(s): GlukhovskyLanguage: RussianFormat: NormalPages: 408Binding: HardcoverYear of issue: 2016The book "Modern chess: inside view" is based on selected materials published in the journal "64 – Chess review" in 2014. Vishy Anand, Sergey Karyakin, Levon Aronian, Peter Svidler, Alexander Grishchuk, Fabiano Caruana, Boris Gelfand and other top grandmasters comment on their best parts. The collection includes reviews of the most important competitions: the Olympics in tromsø, the world championship match M. Carlsen – V. Anand in Sochi, the tournament of candidates in Khanty-Mansiysk, super tournaments in Wake-EN-see, Zurich, Shamkir, Baku, Tashkent, Stavanger, St. Louis, etc. For a wide range of chess fans.2. Modern chess. An inside glancePublisher: 64Author(s): GlukhovskyLanguage: RussianFormat: NormalPages: 552Binding: HardcoverYear of issue: 2016The book is based on selected materials published in the journal "64 – Chess review" in 2015. Vishy Anand, Sergey Karyakin, Levon Aronian, Peter Svidler, Alexander Grishchuk, Fabiano Caruana, Boris Gelfand and other top grandmasters comment on their best parts. The collection includes reviews of the most important competitions: the world Cup in Baku, the women's world Cup in Sochi, the European team championship in Reykjavik, the rapid and blitz world Cup in Berlin, super tournaments in Wake-EN-see, Zurich, Shamkir, Tbilisi, Khanty-Mansiysk, Stavanger, St. Louis, London, etc.3. Modern chess. An inside glancePublisher: 64Author(s): GlukhovskyYear of issue: 2017Language: RussianFormat: NormalPages: 552Binding: Hardcover4. Modern chess. An inside glancePublisher: 64Author(s): GlukhovskyYear of issue: 2018Language: RussianPages: 584Binding: HardcoverThe book is based on selected materials published in the journal "64 – Chess review" in 2017. Your best party commented Vladimir Kramnik, Vishy Anand, Levon Aronian, Shakhriyar Mamedyarov, Hikaru Nakamura, Wesley so, Liren Ding, Peter Svidler, Alexander Grischuk, Ian Nepomniachtchi, Dmitry Jakovenko, Nikita Vitiugov, Radoslaw Wojtaszek, Vladimir Fedoseev, Maxim Matlakov, Daniil Dubov, Vladislav Artemiev, Evgeny Najer, Emil Sutovsky and other top grandmasters. The collection includes reviews of the most important competitions: super tournament in St. Louis with Garry Kasparov, European and world team Championships, the world Cup in Tbilisi, the personal world championship among women in Tehran, the stages of the fide Grand Prix, traditional tournaments in Wake-EN-Zee, Zurich, Shamkir, Poikovsky, Stavanger, London, etc.5. Modern chess. An inside glancePublisher: 64Author(s): GlukhovskyYear of issue: 2019Language: RussianFormat: NormalPages: 560Binding: HardcoverThe book is based on selected materials published in the journal "64 – Chess review" in 2018. Your best party commented Vladimir Kramnik, Vishy Anand, Boris Gelfand, Sergey Karjakin, Ding Liren, Anish Giri, Ian nepomniatchi, Nikita Vitiugov, Dmitry Andreikin, Radoslaw Wojtaszek, Maxim Matlakov, Vladimir Fedoseev, Daniil Dubov and other top grandmasters. The collection includes the most important competitions: the world championship match Carlsen – Caruana and tan Junji – Ju Wenjun, knock-out women's world championship in Khanty-Mansiysk, a traditional tournament in Wijk aan Zee, Shemkir, Sochi, Stavanger, Moscow, London etc. Used photos Balakhontseva, V. Barsky, E. Asenaca, B. Dolmatovsky, M. Yemelyanova, A. Karlovich, D. Kryakvin, E. Kublashvili, S. Nikoladze, L. ocean thermal energy conversion, V. Papina, V. Potkin, K. Rogers, G. Souleidis, O. fuller.

Antique Russian Chess Book: Author: E. Schiffers Title: Teach Yourself Chess game. Published: Petrograd, 1919 Language: Russian 336 pagesEK34

 in Sakharov's catalog #1833Published: Moscow, 1932   Edited by: M. Cherevkov Binding: softcover Language: Russian Condition: good 30 pages Contents: all the literature on physical education and tourism, chess and checkers.   Size: 17,5 x 13 cm   Viktor Davydovich Baturinsky - Soviet chess functionary; international arbiter . Chairman of the chess section of the Moscow City Council of Trade Unions (1934-1935), the Chess Council of the Central Committee of the USSR (1955-1957), Deputy Chairman of the USSR Chess Federation (1974-1986). Director of the USSR Central School of Chess (1970-1981), Head of the Chess Department (1971-1981) and head chess coach (1981-1985) of the USSR Sports Committee. Head of the Soviet delegation to the World Championship matches (1978 and 1981); organizer of many All-Union and international competitions.EK33

1835 in Sakharov's catalog Published: Moscow, 1935   Edited by: S. Teodoronsky Binding: softcover Language: Russian Condition: good 71 pages Contents: all the literature on physical education and tourism, chess released in 1938-1935   Size: 19,5 x 13 cmEK33

Author: G. Friedstein. Protection Of Ufimtsev Published: Moscow, 1970. Binding: Hard Language: Russian 144 pages Unique hardcover, only few copies were made in hardcover. German Samuilovich Friedstein (25 November 1911, Saint Petersburg-2001) was a Soviet and Russian chess player, master of sports of the USSR (1945), and international referee (1965). Chess theorist and writer. Signed for V. D. Baturinsky: “For Viktor Davydovich Baturinsky in good memory” From the library of V. D. Baturinsky and A. Karpov.   Viktor Davydovich Baturinsky (born Galperin; June 27, 1914, Odessa — December 22, 2002, Moscow) Soviet military lawyer, Colonel of justice, honored lawyer of the RSFSR. Later-Soviet chess functionary; international arbiter. Anatoly Yevgenyevich Karpov (Russian: Анато́лий Евге́ньевич Ка́рпов; born May 23, 1951) is a Russian chess grandmaster and former World Champion. He was the official world champion from 1975 to 1985.EK28