Size: approx. 2.5x2 cmArt PK4

Material - enamel, heavy metal.Height - 2, 7 cm. Width 1, 5 cm.Art MN

Up for sale is a Soviet chess awarding order brochure for JAAN EHLVEST,as a USSR chess sport master.Jaan Ehlvest (born 14 October 1962) is a chess player, who was awarded the title of Grandmaster by FIDE in 1987 and was named Estonian sportsman of the year in 1987 and 1989. Since 2006, he has represented the United States. He was briefly a world top 10 player when, in 1991, he ascended to the number 5 slot on FIDE's official list with an Elo rating of 2650. Jaan Ehlvest's brother, Jüri Ehlvest, was a well-known writer in Estonia. Ehlvest's tournament victories include the 1980 USSR Junior Chess Championship, the 1983 European Junior Championship, the 1986 Estonian Championship, the 1994 New York Open, and the 2003 World Open in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. When SK Rockaden won the 2001 Swedish championship they fielded Ehlvest. Ehlvest studied psychology at Tartu State University. In 2004, Ehlvest published his autobiography, The Story of a Chess Player. In 2006, unsatisfied with the lack of support from the Estonian Chess Federation, Ehlvest decided to move to the United States; since then, he has been a member of the USCF and competed internationally for the USA. In March 2007, Ehlvest accepted an invitation to play an unusual eight-game match against the chess program Rybka, one of the strongest chess programs in existence. He was playing Black in all games, but was given pawn odds (Rybka was playing each game a pawn down; different white pawn was removed in each game). He lost the match by 2½:5½ (4=3). In a following rematch, the pawn odds were removed, Ehlvest was given White in every game, twice the time on the clock, and significant computational handicaps were placed on the machine. Ehlvest lost decisively, 1½:4½. In 2008 he won the Pan American-Continental Championship, which took place in Boca Raton, Florida.Size - A4Year - 1980Worldwide shipping option is available!Feel free to ask any questions please!What you see is exactly what you`ll get, for more info or photos - please message us! Art PK7

Preface: A. Alekhine , M. Euwe. Comments: G. Levenfish Title: The Match Alekhine – Euwe. The World Championship Published: Moscow - Leningrad 1936 Language: Russian Binding: Soft Pages:  220 Condition: Damage to the cover, owner's label.EK29

Preface: A. Alekhine , M. Euwe. Comments: G. Levenfish Title: The Match Alekhine – Euwe. The World Championship Published: Moscow - Leningrad 1936 Language: Russian Binding: Hardback Pages:  220 Condition: Library notes of old disbanded libraries.EK29

Author: G. Akopyan Title: : By the Path of the Big Chess Published: Yerevan 1979 Binding: Softcover Language: Russian Pages: 138   A documentary story about the creative path of international grandmaster Raphael Vaganyan.Арт ЕК 9

Title: Chess Methodical Developments Published: Central Council VFSO Dinamo. Moscow, 1986 Binding: Softcover Language: Russian Pages: 37Арт ЕК 7

Author: Y. Karahan Title: Basics of Refereeing in Chess Published: Moscow 1974 Binding: Softback Language: Russian Pages: 188 With the gift inscription from Y. Karahan L. P. Garkunov to V. Baturinskiy: “ To dear Viktor Davidovich Baturinskiy – glorious chief of Soviet chess players, continuer and guide of the immortal ideas of N. V. Krylenko. For the good memory about our meetings at the chess board”.  The book is from the library of V. Baturinskiy. Viktor Davidovich Baturinskiy  - Soviet chess functionary; international referee (1984). Chairman of the chess section of the Moscow city Council of trade unions (1934-1935), the Chess Council of the Central Committee (1955-1957), Deputy Chairman of the Chess Federation of the USSR (1974-1986). Director of the USSR Central Committee (1970-1981), head of chess Department (1971-1981) and head coach of chess (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 Арт ек22

Author: Muhiddinov M. Chess Published: Tashkent, 1983 Binding: Hard Language: Uzbek 304 pages Арт  Muhiddinov M. - Uzbek, formerly Soviet chess player, leader of the Soviet chess movement, chess historian; master of sports of the USSR, honored coach of the Uzbek SSR, international arbiter.ЕК 24   Signed for V. D. Baturinsky in 1983. From the library of V. D. Baturinsky.   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.

Soviet Chess Book: Author: Roizman A. Chess miniatures. 400 combination games Published: Yerevan, 1984 Binding: Hard Language: Armenian 232 pages Condition: flyleaves are a little damagedЕК 25

Soviet Antique Chess Photo: Zurab Sturua, master of sports of the USSR. Tbilisi, Georgia. 1959 Dimensions: approx. 13 * 18 cmPK6

Soviet Antique Chess Photo: Valery LoginovSubsequently, Valery Loginov became a grandmaster, a three-time champion of Uzbekistan. As part of Uzbekistan in 1992, he became the silver medalist of the World Chess Olympiad. Dimensions: approx. 13 * 18 cmPK6