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American Chess Journal - 3 issues
Premier Issue (1992, Fischer), 2nd issue (1993), 3rd issue (1995)
Great condition!
Insured shipping is included for US orders. Non-US, please contact me before ordering
$59
Made in approx 1950. Good working condition. Click on the picture to enlarge. Finally available after 6+ months search! The clock is old and used, but nothing appears seriously wrong.
Insured shipping is included for US orders. Non-US, please contact me before ordering.
$295
Officially Stamped Program from the Petrosyan - Spassky World Championship Match (Moscow, 1969)
In Russian, 6 x 8.5, 32 pages. Good condition. Click on the picture to enlarge.
Very Rare! Official stamp of the match on the inside cover!
$40
Chess Studies by Troistky (1937, McKay)
Very old and rare book. Good condition, spine should be restored - can just be glued. Hardcover, 264 pages.
$50
Fine, R. "Basic Endgames" (1941, 1st edition)
Fantastic condition (nearly mint, little yellowing...)
$100
Reti, R. "Masters of the Chess Board" (1958, 1st edition - reprinted)
Fantastic condition (nearly mint, little yellowing)
$40
The Dragon-Master's Dagger
By Franklin Mint, retails $195. New and stunning. Details
$155
"Jantar" Chess Clock - Game Used w/Certificate and Game Score
Tournament used Chess Clock. I played several GMs. Among others, my victories against GM Yermolinsky and GM Sveshnikov. Will include certificate of authenticity and autographed by me game scoresheets.
$150
"Master " Chess Clock - Game Used w/Certificate and Game Score
Tournament used Chess Clock. I played several GMs. Among others, my loss to GM Dlugy that cost me $1000 prize. Will include autographed by me game score sheets.
$150
By Franklin Mint. Beautiful. Never played with. Always on Display. Read description from the catalog.
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By Franklin Mint. Beautiful. Never played with. Stained glass. Always on Display. Can provide more details. Limited edition.
By Franklin Mint. Beautiful. Never played with. Always on Display. With Dust Cover. "It began over three thousand years ago, in ancient Egypt's Valley of the Kings, where a great pharaoh died at the tender age of 18--and with him was laid to rest the treasures of his kingdom, many made entirely of solid gold! They lay buried for centuries, until in 1922 world-acclaimed archeologist Howard Carter discovered them once more. Today those priceless masterworks are displayed in museums and can only be experienced from afar.
Now you can own a masterpiece reflecting the incomparable splendor of the greatest art discovery of all time. The Treasures of Tutankhamun Chess Set. Each of the 32 playing pieces is intricately sculptured, then richly coated in 24 karat gold. And each represents a revered artifact from the era of Tutankhamun himself. The playing board is framed in rich hardwood and trimmed with accents of ebony black and gleaming 24 karat gold. The set includes a dust cover -- a pyramid-shaped showpiece crafted of solid glass and polished brass."
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FIDE Official Chess Set by Franklin Mint
By Franklin Mint. Beautiful. Never played with. Always on Display. Retails for $300. World class chess. "... The first and only set ever commissioned expressly for presentation to the World Chess Champions. Thirty-two majestic hardwood playing pieces. Each one crafted to exacting tournament standards and richly finished in contrasting shades of mahogany and maple. To emphasize their unique official status, each is also hand-set atop a polished brass plate, etched with the official seal of the World Chess Federation. And the seal also appears on each side of the hardwood-framed game board, etched into solid brass."
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