Photo format is 30.5 X 21 cm.

Photo format 17 X 23.5 cm.

Photo format 17 X 13 cm.

Photo format 12 & nbsp; X 18 cm.

Photo format 8 X 13 cm.

Photo format 12,5 X 15 cm.

In the photos: Karpov, Taimanov, Roshal, Ponomarev, Lilienthal, Campomanes, Anand, Kramnik. Photo formats: 10 X 15 cm (4 photos), & nbsp; 12, 6 X 9 cm, & nbsp; 8, 8 X 15 cm.

In the photos: Karpov, Taimanov, Ponomarev, Khalifman, Roshal, Dreev, and many others. & nbsp; Photo formats: & nbsp; 22 X 14, 7 cm, & nbsp; 21.5 X 15 cm (2 photos), & nbsp; 20 X 15, 6 cm, & nbsp; 23.8 X 18 cm.

Format & nbsp; photo: & nbsp; 20, 5 X 13 cm.

Many color illustrations.

A wooden folding board, Staunton wooden figures, king height - 75 mm. The cost is indicated when buying in Moscow. Specify the cost of shipping when ordering. LARGE PHOTO

(ART-M) King’s height 11 cm. PHOTO PHOTO PHOTO

Size: King height 8 cm, base diameter 3.5 cm The pawn height is 4.5 cm, the base diameter is 3 cm. Baranovsky porcelain factory and industrial enterprise, which ceased production activities in the city of Baranovka, Zhytomyr region One of the oldest porcelain factories in Ukraine.

Design by I. Zyablor and N. Zyablora. Porcelain, polychrome overglaze painting, gilding King height: 14 cm Pawn height: 10.5 cm Base diameter: 4.5 cm & nbsp; are on display at the porcelain museum and are present in the catalog of porcelain chess collectibles Gorodnitsky porcelain factory was founded in 1799 in the city of Gorodnytsia, Zhytomyr region in Ukraine. After the October Revolution, the plant was nationalized. In Soviet times, the plant became famous. & nbsp;

Russian chess set & laquo; Maritime tale & raquo; Material: bone King height: approx. 75 mm Diameter of the base of the king: approx. 33 mm Pawn height: approx. 47 mm Pawn base diameter: approx. 25 mm Total number of chess pieces: 32 pieces Chessboard: complete Chess cage size: Approx. 37 * 37 mm Chess board size: approx. 330 * 330 mm Country of origin: Russian Federation, 1990s

Height 5 cm. Width 2.8 cm. Material - plastic & nbsp;

The world's most famous and respected periodical chess publication. Issued three times a year. Modern chess theory: & nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; . 200 of the most interesting and important theoretical games, commented in detail by the leading grandmasters and masters.

Wooden case & ndash; height 5 cm, length 12, 5 cm. & nbsp; width & ndash; 9 cm. & Nbsp; King height & ndash; 7, 5 cm. The diameter of the base of the king is 2, 5 cm. The height of the pawn is 3 cm. Art W

Box height & ndash; 20 cm width box & ndash; 19 cm. Ink Cushion Width -7 cm, ink Cushion Height & ndash; 11, 5 cm. The height of the stamp with the field & ndash; 6, 5 cm, stamp width with field & ndash; 6, 5 cm. The diameter of the round stamp & ndash; 7, 5 cm. The height of a small stamp -3, 5 cm, width & ndash; 0, 5 cm.

Souvenir badges with the symbols of the Olympiad. The diameter of the icon is 3, 5 cm.

The material is wood. There is a small defect. Available 1 copy. & Nbsp; Height 9 cm, width 26 cm. Art P 2

The material is enamel, heavy metal. Height - 2, 7 cm. Width 1, 5 cm.

Dimensions: 82 , 5x60 cm. There are tears

The photo captures: master of sports S. Shestakov, Vostretsova M., Nikonova V., Lobanov Y., first-time athlete E. Litvinova, candidate master A. Kutko, Abushek T., first-time discharger G. Ganev, Pedko O., Eidlin B., Pisarev V., Maslak A., Burnevsky G., Ivanets V., Chudinovskikh, Verkhovskaya E., Firulev V., Kabantsev V., Bashkevich B. Art W

Photos on coated paper. Preface A. Lilienthal. The third world champion Kh. R. Capablanca in the mid-1930s experienced a second youth and played lightly and with inspiration. The Moscow tournament of 1936 brought together almost the entire color of world chess, but the brilliant Cuban was unstoppable. Like the supertournament itself, the collection of all its parties with detailed comments by its participants - Capablanca, Botvinnik, Flora, Levenfish and other grandmasters and masters rightfully occupied a prominent place in the history of chess. After all, bright ideas do not grow dull with time, and there is a lot to learn from the great masters of the last century. For a wide range of chess lovers.

# 114: & nbsp; Forum We have, among others, Alexey Kuzmin, Viktor Moskalenko, Dejan Antic, Bogdan Lalic and Viacheslav Zakhartsov. Columns Great stuff from Joel Benjamin & rsquo; s Opening Takes and Alexey Kuzmin & rsquo; s Harvest. Preview We have a preview of Sergey Kasparov & rsquo; s latest New In Chess book; Lure Your Opponent into the Philidor Swamp! & Quot; Reviews Glenn Flear reviews by Alexey Bezgodov, Hannes Langrock & rsquo; s French Defense: Rubinstein Variation, Parimarjan Negi & rsquo; s Grandmaster Repertoire 1.e4 vs. the French, Caro-Kann & amp; Philidor, Evgeny Sveshnikov & # 39; s Sveshnikov vs. The Anti-Sicilians, and The Modern Tiger by Tiger Hillarp Persson. No. 115: & nbsp; Forum It’s interesting to know how it’s possible to write it. Columns Joel Benjamin hasn’t gotten to know what he needs. In Kuzmin & rsquo; s Harvest, Alexey Kuzmin Investigates the World Champions' Tournament Gashimov Memorial: Vladimir Kramnik, Vishy Anand and Magnus Carlsen. Preview This is an extraordinary new book opening: Taming Wild Chess Openings, which is a new book opening book. Reviews Glenn Flear reviews & # 39; The Art of the King & Indian; & # 39; by Gufeld & amp; Stetsko, & # 39; Kotronias on the King & rsquo; s Indian Vol. 2 & 3 & # 39 ;, & # 39; The Modern Vienna Game & # 39; by Ovechkin & amp; Soloviov, and two New In Chess Books: Sergey Kasparov & rsquo; A; A Cunning Chess Opening for Black & # 39; and Zaven Andriasyan & rsquo; s & # 39; The English Attack against the Taimanov Sicilian & # 39; No. 116 Forum There are some interesting letters by other readers. Columns It looks like it’s interesting to see what it’s been like. In Kuzmin & rsquo; s Harvest, Alexey Kuzmin investigates the opening star of Wei Yi. Preview This Yearbook has a preview of the Sicilian appraised book Sizilianisch f & r s & ig ssigg & auml; nger updated and expanded by Steve Giddins. Reviews Glenn Flear reviews Opening by the Caro-Kann by Jovanka Houska, Alexey Dreev & rsquo; s book on the same day as the opening of the Caro-Kann, and also by Parimarjan Negi & rsquo; the Sicilian 1, and finally Modernized: The Open Sicilian by Zhanibek Amanov & amp; Kostya Kabutskiy. No. 117 Forum Ashot Nadanian and Dvoretsky. Bogdan Lalic and Viacheslav Zakhartsov. Columns Joel Benjamin has been writing about building consistent and non-labor-intensive approach to Sicilians with 2 & Nc6. In Kuzmin's Harvest, Alexey Kuzmin takes a look at the important events in the World Cup in Baku. Preview This Yearbook has been updated for the Blitz and Rapid, written by the well-known grandmaster of Evgeny Sveshnikov and his son Vladimir. Reviews Glenn Flear reviews Junior Tay & rsquo; s The Old Indian: move by move, Simon Williams & rsquo; the killer of the Dutch, The Lazy Man’s Sicilian by Valeri Bronznik and Steve Giddins, and Boris Avrukh’s new Grandmaster Repertoire installment, no. 1A: 1.d4 & ndash; The Catalan. & nbsp; & nbsp;

& Scaron; ahovski informator & nbsp; (from & nbsp; Serb. & thinsp; & mdash; & thinsp; & laquo; Chess Informator & raquo;) & nbsp; & mdash; a collection of & nbsp; chess & nbsp; batches and materials, published 3 times a year (previously & nbsp; & mdash; 2 times a year). Published since 1966 in & nbsp; Belgrade & nbsp; eponymous publisher. Editor & nbsp; & mdash; & nbsp; Alexander Matanovich & nbsp; (since 1966). Freelance Contributors & nbsp; & mdash; about 500 leading chess players of the world. & nbsp; The purpose of the publication & nbsp; & mdash; to provide chess players of various countries with operational information about the most interesting games played in the latest international competitions, about the latest achievements of chess theory and practice. Laid the foundations of an information system in chess. Each volume of & nbsp; & Scaron; ahovski informator & nbsp; contains several hundreds of selected games of the past 4 months (a few more hundreds of games are given in the notes), 36 original endings and combinations, the most important theoretical innovations in debuts. Parties are published with notes mainly from those chess players who played them, in a special notation, where the pieces are marked with chess symbols. This makes the edition available to chess players of all countries. The use of chess symbols and cipher allows the processing of chess data using a computer, which increases the efficiency of information. There is a regular & nbsp; & mdash; & laquo; FIDE & raquo;, with the latest information about its activities, information about the most important events in the chess life of individual countries and the chess world as a whole.