The postcard collection of portraits of 14 World chess champions.Dimentions: 15x10 cmCapablancaLaskerSmyslovBotvinnikSteinitzAlekhineEuweTalSpasskyPetrosianKramnikKasparovFischerKarpov

Russian Chess Poster: World Chess Olympiad. 2010. Autographs of all winnersWorld Chess OlympiadKhanty-Mansiysk20.09.2010 – 04.10.2010Autographs of all winnersThe winner of the Olympic games - the national team of Ukraine:Vassily IvanchukRuslan PonomarevPavel EljanovZahar EfimenkoAlexander Moiseenko Dimensions: approx. 70 * 50 cm

King height: approx. 80 mm Total number of chess pieces: 32 pieces Chess board: included Weight: approx. 8 kg Country of Manufacture: Russian Federation

Russian Chess Set of 2 medals: «Russia vs Rest of the World». Moscow. 2002

Russian chess set "Sea tale»Material: boneKing height: approx. 75mmDiameter of king base: approx. 33 mmPawn height: approx. 47mmPawn base diameter: approx. 25 mmTotal number of chess pieces: 32 piecesChess Board: includedCheckerboard size: approx. 37 * 37mmChessboard size: approx. 330 * 330 mmCountry of origin: Russian Federation, 1990s

 Russian Chess Souvenir "Chess Time": a cup and a scoresheet notebook The cup with chess symbolics and the notebook for recording match results   Material of the cup: porcelain Size of the cup: approx. Height 10 cm Bigger diameter 8 cmNotebook language: Russian

Scoresheet of KushnirAlla Kushnir (August 11, 1941, Moscow - Aug. 2, 2013, Tel Aviv) - Israeli formerly Soviet, chess grandmaster (1976). Honored Master of Sports of the USSR (1972).Champion of the USSR Chess Championship Women (1970). Participant of several championships of the USSR (1958-1970). Three-time winner of the Chess Olympiads (in 1969 and 1972 in the USSR team in 1976 as part of the Israeli team).Competitor for the world championship in 1964-1971, 1976-1978, respectively. Was contender for the title of world champion in chess, but three times yielded to Nona Gaprindashvili.At chess tournaments, she was 2nd (Tbilisi, Sukhumi, 1962), won in Belgrade (1971), 2-3 in Wijk aan Zee, won in Moscow (1971), won in Vrnjacka Banja (1973).The winner of titles WIM (International Master, 1962) and WGM (International Grandmaster, 1976).Immigrated to Israel in 1974.After retiring from the sport engaged in archeology. She was a professor at Tel Aviv University, scientific advisor of Israel Numismatic Society, member of the editorial board of the journal "Israeli numismatic research» (Israel Numismatic Research). ??? - 27 Art PK5

Russian Chess: 13 Soviet Pins (Badges). World Chess Champions. Complete setCardboard pack is not included Wilhelm Steinitz Emmanuel Lasker Jose Capablanca Alexander Alekhine Max Euwe Mikhail Botvinnik Vasily Smyslov Mikhail Tal Tigran Petrosyan Anatoly Karpov Boris Spassky Robert Fisher Garry Kasparov  Material: Metal, Enamel

Russian Chess:  Title: 16 Wall Portraits: World Chess Champions Painter: N.Kochergina Language: English, Russian Publisher: Moscow, Russian Chess House, 2017 16 pages

Alexander Roshal (1937-2011) - one of the most famous journalists in the history of chess. Honored Coach of the USSR, International Master, chief editor of the magazine 64 Chess Review. 25 black folder

From the archive of Alexander Roshal:Alexander Roshal. Interview with Tigran Petrosian: «The meeting which I waited». 1968A.Roshal interviewed by Tigran Petrosian when he was the current world champion.10 pagesAlexander Borisovich Roshal (1936 – 2007) was a Soviet chess master and journalist, the co-founder and editor-in-chief of the magazine «64»A few brief quotes:…– Since we are talking about the candidates, what is your opinion on the outcome of the competition between them?– I foresaw such an outcome and was waiting for a meeting with Spassky, he is now a worthy opponent in the world championship match, no doubt. And natural that nobody was able to stop him.– Fischer was able to do this?– I think currently, Spassky and Korchnoi are playing better than Fischer, who I am inclined to qualify immediately behind them, that is, before Larsen and Mikhail Tal.…PK6

Alexander Roshal. Report on trip to Yugoslavia June 5-13, 19846 pagesFrom the archive of Alexander RoshalAlexander Borisovich Roshal (1936 – 2007) was a Soviet chess master and journalist, the co-founder and editor-in-chief of the magazine «64» A few brief quotes:In the night from 8 to 9 June the FIDE President F. Campomanes arrived in Bugojno (the last tournament was played June 10). Up to this point the leading foreign participants just shrugged their shoulders in response to questions about the upcoming match against the team of the USSR, on the date and place of the meeting.…F. Campomanes asked the Spassky about his plans, and he replied that he now considers himself free to play in the Olympics (Thessaloniki, November) for the team of France. At my questioning look, the ex-world champion said: «I'm not at the request of the Soviet team for the match of the world team». …» PK6