Chess Book:  Author: Anatoly Karpov  Title: My 300 Best GamesLanguage: English, German, Spanish, Russian Binding: HardcoverFormat: Increased Publisher: Moscow, Russian Chess House, 1997 276 pagesAbstract. 300 games commented by A.Karpov, 23 selected commented combinations and 24 selected commented endings.Author's preface: "I have played a huge amount of tournament and match games during my long chess career, roughly 2,500 altogether. From those games, I have selected only three hundred for this book, - the games I consider my best and most instructive ones. My goal was to represent my most valuable creative achievements of the thirty years that have passed, from 1966 till 1996. The selection was subordinated to the following three criteria: strong opponent, tense fight, and instructive value. Therefore this collection of games can be treated also as a modern chess instruction book, because the games were played mainly in the strongest events of the last thirty years. Under such a strict selection procedure, many interesting and instructive games as well as simply beautiful fragments would have inevitably been missing in this book, if the games had been included into it only entirely. Therefore, the final chapter contains a number of my best combinations and finals which are essential for achieving the abovementioned goal; without them, this work would have been incomplete. I still play a lot and still achieve tournament successes, so it would be premature to accept this book as my final account. I sincerely hope to play a number of good games in upcoming events and to raise my own account of tournament triumphs (I have over 140 of them recently - more than any player in chess history). However, so many chessfriends had expressed their desire to have this book right now that I decided to prepare this sort of an intermediate report on my 30 years in chess. Let reading this work bring you pleasure and improve your understanding of chess inner logic, depth and beauty."

Russian Chess Book:  Authors: Belov I., Shakarov A., Tsaturian V., Vilensky L. Title: Anthology of chess beauty Publisher: Moscow, Russian Chess House, 1996 Binding: Softcover Language: English 442 pages256 страниц Collection of the awarded games in chess tournaments and matches from 1876 till 1995. The idea of beauty in chess is closely connected with our understanding of chess as a wide sphere of human culture and art. Not only for brilliant strokes or bright combinational ideas we are impressed by formidable games played by outstanding masters: depth of logic in positional play, refined technique of exploiting an advantage, lelgant implementation of strategical ideas are no less attractive. A point of a chess combination attracts both an ordinary amateur and an experienced profy. The eventual possibility of sacrificial combinations is what makes ches so impressive. The major part of these 1640 games are annotated by ourselves. Garry Kasparov: «This book will undoubtedly find a special place among fundamental works on chess esthetics and beauty. It contains a great amount of awarded games – plenty of material for studies in all aspects of chess. The principle of the selection is very democratic – together with grandmaster games, there are many nice examples of play originating from games by amateurs. The enormous effort in systematization and analysis of games made by the authors deserves all respect and gratitude».

Russian Chess Book: Authors: Dmitry Plisetsky, Sergey Voronkov Title: Russians versus FischerPublisher: Moscow Chess World, 1994 Binding: Hardcover Language: English 396 pages This volume contains the extraordinary story of the prolonged battle between Bobby Fischer, perhaps the most famous chess player of all time, and the long-standing and all-dominating Soviet chess machine. For the first time readers will be able to view virtually all the secret documents on "the Fischer problem", many of which have never previously been published.

Soviet chess book: Author: Fazylov М. My selected games Published:  Samarkand, 1992 Binding: Soft Language: Russian 176 pages Condition: GoodEK28

Author: Kirsan Ilyumzhinov, VasyukovTitle: Paris, Elista, YerevanThe World Chess Championship 1996Karpov – KamskyWith  commentary by GM Evgeny VasiukovPublished: Moscow, 1996Language: English, Russian288 pages Илюмжинов К., ВасюковПариж, Элиста, ЕреванМосква, 1996

Published: Moscow - Leningrad, 1930 Authors: A. Nimzowitz   Edited by: I. Maizelis Binding: Hardcover Language: russian Condition: good 388 pages Size: 15,5 x 23 cm   "My System" has been the reference book of many outstanding chess players of the past and present. Blockade and prevention, undermining the base of the pawn chain and maneuvering, excessive defense and a mysterious move.     Aron Nimtsovich is a famous chess player, one of the greatest theoreticians of the ancient game, the author of three fundamental works "Blockade", "My system" and "My system in practice". In the 1920s, Nimzowitsch was one of the strongest players on the planet.EK33

Author: Tkachenko   Edited by: Voronkov   Published: Poltava, 2010   Binding: hardcover Language: Russian 363 pages Condition: excellent Size: 21 x 15,2 cm   ART-MN

Chess Business card holder: FIDE World Championship Moscow 2001- 2002   Size: 10 cm x14 cm The size of the business card holder when opened: 20 cm x 14 cmMaterial: genuine leatherArt PK4

Condition: very good   Size: 134x95 cm   Belya Ladya - originates in the distant 1969 - it was then that the All-Union tournament of school teams took place for the first time. In the Soviet years, it was extremely popular, and now, after some oblivion, it is reviving again.

Russian Chess Minibooks. 6 volems. Complete set!Authors: Leonid Kubbel, R.Rety & J.Fritz, Henri Rinck, Alexey Troitzky, Samuel Loyd, V.&M.PlatovsTitle: Masterpieces of Chess Composition. 6 vols.Publisher: Moscow, Russian Chess House, 1998, 2002Binding: SoftcoverLanguage: English, German, Russian, Spanish 50 + 50 + 50 + 50 + 48 + 52 pages

Size: 10x15 cmArt PK5

1960-70 size 15 x 10.5 cm, 10.3 x 8 cm.   Lothar Maximilian Lorenz Schmid (German. Lothar Schmid (10 may 1928, Dresden-18 may 2013, Bamberg) was a German chess player, grandmaster (1959), icchf grandmaster (1959), international referee (1975). National master (1951). Art PK5