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Letter from Vladas Mikenas to Vladimir Woyszko - famous chess collector -  about chess collecting.The book about Mikenas for freeVladas Mikenas (17 April 1910 – 3 November 1992) was a Lithuanian International Master of chess, an Honorary Grandmaster, and a journalist.??? - 6 RED folderArt PK5

Complete year set of issues of the Russian chess magazine: 64 - Chess Viewer. 201312 issuesPublished: "64"Pages: 1152Binding: SoftbackLanguage: RussianFormat: IncreasedCoated paper!"64 - Chess review" is a mass illustrated sports and methodical magazine of the USSR state sports Committee. Published 10.1.1980 2 times a month (his predecessor "64"). Circulation 74 thousand copies. (1987). Editor - in-chief-A. Karpov (since 1980). Among the members of the editorial Board are leading chess players and figures of the chess movement of the country.Continued the tradition of "64": All the best that was achieved by the weekly "64", we will try to preserve and develop. But a fundamentally new path that we deliberately chose is the path of maximum unity of the magazine and you, dear readers (A. Karpov).He publishes games with comments of leading Soviet and foreign chess players, articles on the theory and history of chess, interviews, materials on composition, covers various Soviet and international competitions, prints literary works devoted to chess, crosswords, quizzes, humorous materials - "the Commonwealth of muses", "the World of Hobbies", "Cafe "Triple check", on the "65th field" and more. The theme of the magazine is largely determined by its readers: the materials of "Correspondence flying", the Central turn "On the Soviet country" (a kind of newspaper in the magazine) are entirely based on the materials of the reader's mail; the heading "Portrait gallery" represents the Champions and active chess players-social activists. The most popular sections are: "Laboratory of creativity", "World of debut ideas", "Workshop", "Their names - in the history of chess", "Round table", where problematic issues are discussed from different points of view. At large competitions "64 - Chess review" is presented by special correspondents-chess players (often winners of competitions) who tell about results of competitions in the section "Tournament for tournament". In the section "Composition" are published competitions of drawing up and solving problems and studies, as well as tasks "Five minutes on the chart." Among the authors of the journal - M. Botvinnik, M. Chiburdanidze, M. tal, Y. elvest, V. Salov, A. Belyavsky, L. Polugaevsky, E. Gufeld, S. Makarychev, N. Alexandria, and also M. Filip (Czechoslovakia), A. Adorian (Hungary), A. Matanovich (Yugoslavia), I. Timman (Netherlands), R. Keane (England) and others.The magazine is the initiator of seminars for editors of chess departments of Newspapers, organizes competitions for mass competitions, for the best drawing and photography, for the best mass matches of chess teams "64 X 64". Sets special prizes for the best creative achievements for the participants of major competitions. Maintains links with chess editions of socialist countries: exchanges experience in the category "Crossroads of friendship", together with "Shakhovsky informant" arranges a competition "Elo on aesthetics" (readers vote to determine the 10 best games of the year, which are compared with the estimates of the authoritative jury). Other foreign materials are printed in the section "international panorama".

Complete year set of issues of the Russian chess magazine: 64 - Chess Viewer. 201612 issuesPublished: "64"Pages: 1152Binding: SoftbackLanguage: RussianFormat: IncreasedCoated paper!"64 - Chess review" is a mass illustrated sports and methodical magazine of the USSR state sports Committee. Published 10.1.1980 2 times a month (his predecessor "64"). Circulation 74 thousand copies. (1987). Editor - in-chief-A. Karpov (since 1980). Among the members of the editorial Board are leading chess players and figures of the chess movement of the country.Continued the tradition of "64": All the best that was achieved by the weekly "64", we will try to preserve and develop. But a fundamentally new path that we deliberately chose is the path of maximum unity of the magazine and you, dear readers (A. Karpov).He publishes games with comments of leading Soviet and foreign chess players, articles on the theory and history of chess, interviews, materials on composition, covers various Soviet and international competitions, prints literary works devoted to chess, crosswords, quizzes, humorous materials - "the Commonwealth of muses", "the World of Hobbies", "Cafe "Triple check", on the "65th field" and more. The theme of the magazine is largely determined by its readers: the materials of "Correspondence flying", the Central turn "On the Soviet country" (a kind of newspaper in the magazine) are entirely based on the materials of the reader's mail; the heading "Portrait gallery" represents the Champions and active chess players-social activists. The most popular sections are: "Laboratory of creativity", "World of debut ideas", "Workshop", "Their names - in the history of chess", "Round table", where problematic issues are discussed from different points of view. At large competitions "64 - Chess review" is presented by special correspondents-chess players (often winners of competitions) who tell about results of competitions in the section "Tournament for tournament". In the section "Composition" are published competitions of drawing up and solving problems and studies, as well as tasks "Five minutes on the chart." Among the authors of the journal - M. Botvinnik, M. Chiburdanidze, M. tal, Y. elvest, V. Salov, A. Belyavsky, L. Polugaevsky, E. Gufeld, S. Makarychev, N. Alexandria, and also M. Filip (Czechoslovakia), A. Adorian (Hungary), A. Matanovich (Yugoslavia), I. Timman (Netherlands), R. Keane (England) and others.The magazine is the initiator of seminars for editors of chess departments of Newspapers, organizes competitions for mass competitions, for the best drawing and photography, for the best mass matches of chess teams "64 X 64". Sets special prizes for the best creative achievements for the participants of major competitions. Maintains links with chess editions of socialist countries: exchanges experience in the category "Crossroads of friendship", together with "Shakhovsky informant" arranges a competition "Elo on aesthetics" (readers vote to determine the 10 best games of the year, which are compared with the estimates of the authoritative jury). Other foreign materials are printed in the section "international panorama".

weight more than 2kg (5 lbs) Publishing house: Leonardo InstituteAuthor(s): SmyslovYear of publishing: 1993Language: Russian800 pages, coated paperBinding: hardcoverDescription:Epochal work: more than 300 games of the former world champion with detailed notes, autobiographical essay, all sketches, a complete list of performances – only about 800 pages.!! Luxury collector's edition on coated paper ("Leonardo Institute").Coated paper.Art: MN

Russian Chess Book: Author: Panikovskii V. Cherepanov M. Moves and antics of the old Queen. Published: Kurgan. 2016. Print run 100 copies Binding: Hard Language: Russian 396 pagesEK 26

Russian chess book: Author: A. V. S. (Avierino. V. S.). Chess in the summer Published:  Paris, 1989 Binding: Soft Language: Russian 91 pages Condition: excellent   To the 40th anniversary of the Chess Chronicle " Russian Thought». Avierino Vladimir Semyonovich (A B C; 1903-1990) began to write chess chronicles in the newspaper "Russian Thought" from the day of the newspaper's foundation in 1947.   This chronicle is still the only regular Russian chess column in the world abroad. Russian Russian Russian Chess Action is a continuation of the "Russian Chess Action" that the ABC started in 1936, when it founded the " Russian Chess Club at the Orthodox parish of Asniers (on the outskirts of Paris)", and which after the war, in 1946, developed into the Russian-international club "Etoile-Eshec", proclaimed by the Paris Chess League in 1954 as "The first amateur club of France". The club also issued its own "Bulletins", which were widely distributed.EK31

Author: N.SakharovTitle: Chess literature in Russia. Bibliographic index (1775 – 1997)Published: Moscow, 2001Language: RussianBinding: Soft320 pages The index considered and systematized books, magazines, newspapers, special newsletters on chess and chess game and released in Russia from 1775 to 1997. Recorded literature in Russian and other languages of the peoples of Russia and foreign countries. Material annotated listed book reviews. The publication is addressed to a wide range of skilled players - practitioners, historians, theorists, methodologists, workers and chess clubs universal libraries, collectors of chess literature. memorable editionNote: economy international shipping (without tracking number)Art MN

Russian Chess Miniature Book:Author: S.SalmanovTitle: Chess traditions of St. PetersburgPublished: St. Petersburg, 2005Language: RussianСirculation: 150 copiesDimensions: approx. 104 * 74 * 12 mm64 pagesАрт ЕК 9

Dimentions: 9*14cmMark Evgenievich Taimanov (Russian: ???? ?????????? ????????; born 7 February 1926, Kharkiv) is a leading Soviet and Russian chess player and concert pianist.He was awarded the International Grandmaster title in 1952 and played in the Candidates Tournament in Zurich in 1953, where he tied for eighth place. From 1946 to 1956, he was among the world's top ten players. He played in 23 USSR Chess Championships (a record equalled by Efim Geller), tieing for first place twice. In 1952 he lost the playoff match to Mikhail Botvinnik, while in 1956, he beat Yuri Averbakh and Boris Spassky for the title. He is probably best known for his 6–0 loss to Bobby Fischer in the 1971 World Championship Candidates match. However, few players have beaten six world champions (Botvinnik, Vasily Smyslov, Mikhail Tal, Tigran Petrosian, Spassky, and Anatoly Karpov) as Taimanov has.???-33 Art PK5

Up for sale is a Russian edition of chess book - "Chess Assistant Version 1.1". Book on Russian, with examples of chess games.  The first version of the popular programm. If you need more photos or info - please feel free to message us!  AUTHOR - Chess Assistant Software Development Team PUBLISHING - Moscow YEAR - 1991 STYLE - Light cover PAGES - 80 Worldwide shipping option is available! Feel free to ask any questions please. What you see is what you get,  for more info or photos - please message us!   Арт ек16

64 Chess Review 1988