Editor of the British Chess Magazine. Bell, London, 1896. In-16 p. (mm. 167 x 115), tela edit. rossa figur., pp. (4),116, con illustrazioni in b.n. nel t. The board and men - The moves - Object and method of play - Technical terms - Rules of play - Hints to beginners - Preliminary game - Scheme of the openings - Index to the opening - End-games - Examples of Master-play - Chess literature. Ben conservato.
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Consisting of original stories and sketches. Skeet, London, 1850. In-16 gr. (mm. 196x120), tela edit. rossa con decoraz. oro e a secco ai piatti, pp. (4),II,384. Interessante raccolta di storie sul gioco degli scacchi in its infancy: The Chess automation - Deschapelles the Chess king - Chess without the Chess-board - The Café de la Régence - Ruy Lopez the Chess Bishop: a legend of Spain - Mated and Checkmated: an Oriental sketch - A game of Chess with Napoleon - Vincenzio the Venetian - The light and lustre of Chess - Battles of La Bourdonnais and Mc Donnell. "Edizione originale". George Walker (1803-1879) was an English author and chess organiser who did a great deal to promote chess. He founded both the Westminster Chess Club in 1831 and the St. Georges Club in 1834 and, as an author, wrote about the game in his chess columns in 'The Lancet' and 'Bell's Life' .Solo 4 cc. con picc. macchia marginale, altrim. esemplare ben conservato.
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"""Horowitz I.A. Kenneth Harkness. Chess Review: The Picture Chess Magazine; Volume 14. Number 6 10. Ceskoslovensky Sach. XL Issue 1 5. In Russian (ask us if in doubt)./Horowitz I.A. Kenneth Harkness. Chess Review: The Picture Chess Magazine; Volume 14. Number 6 10. Ceskoslovensky Sach. XL vypusk 1 5. In English and Slovak. New York. Prague. Chess Review. Czechoslovakia Chess Association. 1946. Encyclopedic format. SKUalbfc7435048ca46b9d."""
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Chess sheet. # # 1-24 complete set for 1927 In Russian (ask us if in doubt)/Shakhmatnyy listok. ## 1-24 polnyy komplekt za 1927 godLeningrad Chess Sheet 1927. A biweekly journal of the Organ of the All-Union Chess Section of the Supreme Council of Physical Culture. History of Chess Development in Russia Chronicle of Current and Past Tournaments Stories of Extraordinary Grandmasters Review of Chess Parts Chess Challenges and much more. Rare small print edition. We have thousands of titles and often several copies of each title may be available. Please feel free to contact us for a detailed description of the copies available. SKUalbb11082f6a6086f1c
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Chess sheet. # # 1-24 complete set for 1928 In Russian (ask us if in doubt)/Shakhmatnyy listok. ## 1-24 polnyy komplekt za 1928 godLeningrad Chess Sheet 1928. A biweekly journal of the Organ of the All-Union Chess Section of the Supreme Council of Physical Culture. History of Chess Development in Russia Chronicle of Current and Past Tournaments Stories of Extraordinary Grandmasters Review of Chess Parts Chess Challenges and much more. Rare small editions. We have thousands of titles and often several copies of each title may be available. Please feel free to contact us for a detailed description of the copies available. SKUalbb11082fd7dd86f1c
Dover, s.d., in-8°, xxxix-349 pp, une photo de Lasker en frontispice, 308 diagrammes, broché, couv. illustrée, état correct
Emanuel Lasker was probably the greatest chess player of modern times. Certainly no man has ever held the world championship longer -- 28 years -- or kept his powers so long. In his sixties, Lasker began what amounted to a fresh career in chess by playing his first serious game in ten years, and defeating Max Euwe, the man who was the following year to become world champion. The secret behind his extraordinary abilities may perhaps be found in Lasker's wide knowledge of every phase of the game, and his ability to be independent of schools or fashions. This knowledge is reflected in the Manual of Chess, making it one of the great studies of the game, acclaimed by the chess world almost from the day it appeared. The book is one of the most thorough studies ever written, and though its main appeal is to the intermediate to skilled player, it begins its explanations at a level that can be understood by the beginner. Lasker analyzes basic methods of gaining advantages, exchange value of pieces, combinations, position play, the aesthetics of chess, and almost every other important aspect of the game. He examines dozens of different openings, including the Petroff Defense, the Hungarian Defense, King's Bishop, Ponziani, Giuoco Piano, and Four Knights' Game. He constantly illustrates his discussions with games played by the great modern masters. Lasker is always delightful reading, revealing a mind as quick to entertain and philosophize as it is to explain.One of the most rewarding features of the book is Lasker's illumination and elaboration of the theories of William Steinitz. An interesting sidelight is that although Lasker always thought of himself as a disciple of Steinitz, he was actually an original, more versatile player, inclined to take calculated risks. His exposition of Steinitz's thought and maxims, his principles of attack and evaluation, however, cannot help but be profitable to any chess player.