Author: J. MielesTitle: Das Buch der Schachmeisterschaften Publisher: Leipzig. 1900 Language: German192 pages Condition: good. The cover is a little bit crumpled Diminished edition: size – 14X9.5 cm Арт ЕК2

Author: J.H.Bauer Title: Schach-lexikon Published: Leipzig, 1893 Language: German 82 pages Handwritten walnut ink marks Арт Ек15

Redaction der Wiener Schachzeitung H. Fandrich, A. Halprin, G. Marco Title: Kaiser-Jubilaums-Schachturnier. Wien Published: Wien. 1898. 23,5*18 cm 351 pages Арт Ек5

Author: Kurt RichterTitle: Das Matt Eine Plauderei uber den Mattangriff im Schach Language: GermanPublisher: Walter de Gruyter & Co., Berlin, 194296 pages  Condition: satisfactory Missing cover and title page Арт ЕК13 st1\:*{behavior:url(#ieooui) }

Antique German Chess Book: Author: L.Rellstab Eroffnungen 2. Teil: Geschlossene Spiele Published: Hans Hedewigs Nachf. Curt Ronniger, Leipzig, 1939 Language: German 125 pagesАрт ЕК 10

Antique German Chess Book:  Title: Schachspiel. Miniatur bibliothek 160-161. Praktischer Leitfaden des Schachspiels Publisher: Leipzig Language: German Binding: soft 112 pagesЕК 25

Antique German Chess Magazine «Deutsche Schachblatter». Individual issues. 1929 №№1– 3. 1929 Published: Leipzig Language: German Арт Ек15

 Dimensions 7 X11 cm World and European Ice Hockey Championship  Praha 1978 Condition:good Art Polka eBay

Antique Hungarian Chess Magazine «Magyar sakkvilag». Individual pre-war issues№№2, 7, 8. 1936№3. 1937№№1,2,3. 1938№№4, 9, 10, 11, 12. 1940№5. 1941№№10,12. 1947№№4,6. 1948№№3,4. 1949Published: NetherlandsLanguage: Hungarian, German German Chess Magazine «Suddeutsche Schachblatter». Individual issues№19, December, 1907№9, May, 1908Language: GermanАрт ЕК 9

Antique Hungarian Chess Magazine «Magyar sakkvilag». Individual issues. 1931. 1933 №3. 1931 №№3-7. 1933 Language: Hungarian   Арт ек19

Brandau C. H.,famous German medic. Masonic manuscript (Moscow-from the surroundings of N. Novikov) of the end of the XVIII century of literary, philosophical and religious content, richly illustrated. Calligraphy, languages: Russian, English, French, German, ancient Greek, Latin, etc.the Drawings are executed in both paint and pen and in a mixed technique. Moscow. 1790. 144 pages in cartonage of the XVIII century, the spine is lost, binding, 20.3 x 13.3 cm.   The manuscript is written in a calligraphic handwriting in English, French, German, Russian, ancient Greek, Latin, and other languages. It is richly illustrated, and the drawings are executed with paints, pen, and mixed media. On the back of the top cover is a sticker with the inscription " From the books of the Viceroy T. S. Lavra Archim. Antonia" (1875).   The manuscript comes from the collection of Archimandrite Anthony (in the world Andrey Gavrilovich Medvedev; 1792-1877), vicar of the Trinity-Sergius Lavra, a locally venerated Saint. Manuscript of the XVIII century from the library of the Vicar of the Trinity-Sergius Lavra Archimandrite Anthony with his entry in 1875 Not the least role in the appeal of Nikolai Novikov to the organization of Moscow masons was played by personal friendship with many prominent figures of Freemasonry, common literary and public interests. He was obliged to get acquainted with M. M. Kheraskov by renting a printing house of the Moscow University. After moving to Moscow, "here he became close to the most energetic Mason of "strict observation", Professor I. E. Shvarts. Together they quickly organized a "friendly society", a "Pedagogical Seminary", a book publishing house, and a Masonic circle – a memorable decade in the history of the Russian enlightenment came, which Klyuchevsky called"Novikov".   In his book publishing, bookselling, and charitable activities in Moscow, he also constantly relied on the help, assistance, and cooperation of Freemasons, members of the "Friendly learned society" and the "Printing company". In addition, it relied on the organizational base of Freemasons. A few years after Novikov joined this movement, his book publishing, magazine, cultural, educational, and philanthropic activities took on a Grand scale. He arranged, improved, and distributed the University printing press. He developed the book trade on an extensive scale not only in Moscow, but also in other cities. Although he published in his printing houses the mystical books "Knowledge of oneself" by John Mason, the program Masonic work "Chrysomander" and many other publications of the martinists, he did not limit himself to the narrow limits of mystical and moral literature. In its huge book and magazine production of the 80's, civic, educational tendencies and motives were undivided.   Novikov paid little attention to Masonic Affairs, as he admitted more than once: "On my arrival in Moscow in 1779, I was exercised and completely occupied with printing matters, and I did not engage in Freemasonry at all." His time was more occupied with the publication of the most advanced philosophical, literary and socio-political works of the Enlightenment: satires and stories of Voltaire, prints in the" Pustomel "free-thinking work Fonvizin "Message to the servants", in the" Moscow edition "puts Diderot's article "the Philosopher" from the "Encyclopedia", expounds the ideas of Locke.

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