Israel chess book in Hebrew Athors: Shklovsky Vladimir, Soffer Ram Game of the king Printed in Israel, 2010 296 pages EK-51

Alexander Roshal’s set of chess paraphernalia:  Set of chess paraphernalia from the archive of Alexander Roshal: Chess Olympiad, Lucerne, 1982 Bulleten, sticker, postcard, poster (approx. 61 * 42 cm), booklet, Alexander Roshal’s badge     Alexander Borisovich Roshal (1936 – 2007) was a Soviet chess master and journalist, the co-founder and editor-in-chief of the magazine «64» EK-51

Alexander Roshal’s Honorary diploma signed by B.Pastukhov, the Firest Secretary of the Central Committee of the Komsomol. 1981 «The Central Committee of All-Union Leninist Young Communist League» awarded the Alexander Borisovich Roshal for his great contribution to the victory in the world chess championship, active participation in the Communist education of youth. December 2, 1981»   Dimensions: approx. 220 * 295 mm Alexander Borisovich Roshal (1936 – 2007) was a Soviet chess master and journalist, the co-founder and editor-in-chief of the magazine «64» Boris Nikolayevich Pastukhov (1933) — Soviet and Russian diplomat (1986-1992), the Soviet Komsomol and statesman. The First Secretary of the Komsomol Central Committee (1977-1982).  EK-51

Title: Chess 1944 Published: Daily Post Printers, Liverpool, England, 1944   Monthly Record of all News and Games of National and International Importance Only 3 issues of this Volume 10: October, November, December EK-51

Title: Chess 1945 Published: Daily Post Printers, Liverpool, England, 1945 Monthly Record of all News and Games of National and International Importance 9 issues of this Volume 8: from January to September EK-51  

Title: Chess. 1942 Published: Daily Post Printers, Liverpool, England, 1942 Monthly Record of all News and Games of National and International Importance 3 issues of this Volume 8: October, November, December EK-51

Antique Czech Chess Magazine «Ceskoslovensky sach». Complete Set. 1927 1-12, 1927 Language: Czech EK-51

Antique Czech Chess Magazine «Ceskoslovensky sach». Individual issues 2,5-12, 1932 Language: Czech EK-51

Antique Russian Chess Magazine: Complete set of magazines «Shakhmatny Listok» for the 1927 1-24. Complete set Published: Moscow – Leningrad, 1927 Language: Russian EK-40

Condition is very good there are articles of Botvinnik,Karpov, Roshal, Malkin, Krogius, Yusupov, Dolmatov, Gufeld, Ioseliani, Ubilava, Vaganyan and last lection of Tigran Petrosyan in this magazine EK-40

Title: Chess. 1928. Publisher: the Supreme Council of physical culture, Publishing House Krasnaya Gazeta, 1928 Language: Russian Number of issues: 24 issues for a year. Condition: good Chess in the USSR-Soviet chess monthly magazine, printed organ of the USSR Chess Federation. The magazine was founded in 1931 on the basis of the magazine "Chess leaf". As of 1987, it was distributed in 50 countries, with a total circulation of 52,000 copies. In 1995 the magazine was renamed "Chess in Russia". In 1999, the journal ceased to exist. 1921: began publication "chess Piece mug Petrovskomu". The first issue of April 20 (like all the others) really was a piece of paper: two chess games were shown on the front side, two more and a chronicle of chess events were 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 edition was renamed into "Chess leaf" and became a magazine, an organ of the Petrograd chess collection (up to 1 thousand copies). In 1923, the magazine participated in the campaign to create the all-Russian chess Union, after which it became a printing body. After the III all-Union chess Congress (1924) the journal was transferred 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, since 1938 - in Moscow. 1941-1945: during the war the magazine did not leave. 1992: after the collapse of the USSR, "Chess in the USSR" United with "Express chess" and renamed "Chess Bulletin". 1995: renamed Chess in Russia. 1999: edition of the magazine. EK-40

Collectible traditional Tuvan chess handmade from stone. The manufacture of chess is considered the highest skill of the stone-cutting art of Tuvan applied artists. Material: agalmatolite and wood. Technique: volumetric carving Chess figures: pawns ("boys", "ooldar") - mythical half-packs, rooks ("tergue") – in the form of "knots of happiness", knights ("ait") – in the form of a standing horse, elephant ("tev") – in the form of a camel, queen ("merze") – in the form of a large arzylan, a lion, a king ("noyon") - in the form of a sitting man in a national costume. The chess set includes: a chess board on a stand with drawers, chess pieces and scraps of fabric. Ebay Art Shelf