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>J. Ken MacDonald
>37-Bemersyde Dr.
>Etobicoke, ON
>CANADA M9A 2S9
>
>March 10, 1998
>
>Dear Chessfriends,
>
>The biggest parts of the sales have finished! A big success for the 
CCCA
>with almost all of the best and biggest items taken. There are some 
real
>bargains remaining if you look carefully!
>
>Now, we want to clear out a bunch of the stuff remaining.
>
>The prices on the enclosed list can be reduced by 40%, i.e., the prices
>shown are the old prices and you can deduct 40% from these prices. 
(This
>will be the last attempt to move these books at reduced prices. After 
this
>sale, the prices go back to the listed prices. We will honor these 
prices
>until June 1, 1998!) Postage for Canada is $5 for the first book and $2 
per
>book thereafter with free postage for orders totalling $500 or more. US
>residents must pay 20% of the old prices for postage with a minimum of 
$15
>with no free postage available. Sorry, but the postage to the US is 
quite
>expensive and one can buy considerable books at these ridiculously low
>prices! If you wish to pay in US$, please calculate the amount owing 
and
>multiply by .75, i.e., take 75% of the Canadian$ amount. For foreign 
orders
>please contact me for shipping cost.
>
>(N.B. I am seeing new DOVER books at $8 for the smallest books to $12 
for
>mid size books. Normal SC's of Cadogan and Batsford are running at $30 
++.)
>
>There are about 50 items included in lists one and two that were not on 
the
>previous lists. Discounts apply to these books also.
>
>My fax number is 416-236-4136.
>My e-mail address is jkm@echo-on.net
>My phone number is 416-236-4136. This is the line I use for the 
internet. It
>has an answering machine on it most of the time. My line with an 
answering
>machine all the time is 416-234-0207. These two numbers are at home. No
>collect calls.
>
>Regards,
>
>Ken
>
>P.S. This list is being mailed first to those who purchased from our 
most
>recent offerings. Others will get this list after a couple of weeks 
have
>passed.
>
>LIST # 1
>
>Batsford Opening Monographs
>
>0001. How to play the Caro-Kann Defence by Keene and Taulbut. I hate 
most of
>these "How to Play" books because they are often a bunch of lightly 
analyzed
>games which do not cover the opening thoroughly! This one is about half 
and
>half! SC, 109pp., MacMillan (=Batsford!). $4
>
>0002. Benoni by Hartston.
> HC with dj., 1969, 126pp. $11
>
>0003. French: Classical Lines by Harding
> Heidenfeld. SC, 1979, 158pp. $10
>
>0004. How to Play the NimzoIndian Defence
> by Keene and Taulbut. SC, 1982, 132pp. $7
>
>0005. Grunfeld Defence: Exchange Variation
> by Malcolm Pein. SC, 1981, 140pp. $10
>
>0007. NimzoIndian Defence: Leningrad
> System by Michael MacDonald-Ross
> SC, 1978, 135pp. $10
>
>0011. Sicilian Dragon by Levy. exc. cond.,
> HC with dj., 1973, 202pp. $12
>
>0013. Ruy Lopez: Breyer System by Blackstock
> SC, 1976, 102pp. $10
>
>0017. The Italian Game by Harding & Botterill.
> HC without dj., 1977, 136pp. $14
>
>0025. How to Play the English Opening by N. Povah.
> SC, 121pp., 1983. $10
>
>0027. The Alekhine for the Tournament Player
> by Alburt and Schiller. SC, 134pp., 1985. $10
>
>0028. Sicilian-Richter Rauzer by Markland
> and Harding. HC, MINT, no dj.,
> 1975, 146pp., desc. notation $14
>
>0029. Sicilian: Najdorf by Michael Stean.
> HC, 127pp., 1976. $16
>
>0030. Sicilian Defence, Taimanov System
> by Taimanov. SC, 90pp., 1989. $10
>
>0031. The Grunfeld Defence by William Hartston.
> HC, 192pp., 1971, 1973. $16
>
>0033. French Defence: Tarrasch Variation (new ed.)
> SC, 101pp., rev. 1984. $10
>
>0034. Queen's Gambit Accepted by Gufeld.
> SC, 120pp., 1986. $10
>
>0036. Spanish Gambits by Shamkovich and Schiller.
> SC, 96pp., 1986. $10
>
>0037. Sicilian - Accelerated Dragons by Levy.
> HC, 164pp., 1975. $16
>
>0044. The Complete French by Lev Psakhis.
> Glossy SC, 1992, 272pp. $10
>
>0048. Winning with the Queen's Indian by Ribli and Kallai.
> SC, 1987, 176pp. $10
>
>0050. Winning with the Spanish by A. Karpov.
> SC, 1994, 176pp. $11
>
>0051. Ruy Lopez for the Tournament Player by Gary Lane.
> 242pp., glossy SC, 1991. $10
>
>0052. An Opening Repertoire for White by Keene and Jacobs.
> 1995, 144pp., glossy SC. $10
>
>0053. Winning With the Hyper-Modern by Keene and Schiller.
> Glossy SC, 190pp., 1994. $10
>
>Openings
>
>0054. The Hyper-Accelerated Fianchetto by Keene.
> A 16 pp. booklet on 1.e4 c5 2.Nf3 g6.
> circa 1970's. $1
>
>0055. Gruenfeld by Richardson and Boyd. Dated
> from 1976 but lots of useful info.
> The authors are top CC players. I
> saw it at Le Sp�cialiste des �checs
> for $12.50. SC, 232pp. $9
>
>0057. English Opening, Flohr-Mikenas System
> by Janicki and Konikowski. SC, 1987, 84pp. $5
>
>0060. Blackmar Diemer Gambit, Euwe defence, by
> A. Tejler and Jim Marfia. MINT
> SC, Chess Enterprises, 1995, 60pp.
> A reprint of a small 1979 booklet! $3
>
>0061. Traxlers Modangreb by Y. Estrin SC
> Danish translation of USSR ed. SC 64pp. $2
>0070. Queen's Gambit Declined: Orthodox
> Variation by Schiller. Chess
> Enterprises, SC, 1984, 90pp. $5
>
>0073. Averbakh System, Pirc/King's Indian Defence.
> A small book on the ...Nc6 Modern Defence
> from 1979. They weren't sure what to call
> it then!! 88pp. $3
>
>0078. Grunfeld by Botvinnik and Estrin.
> Russian Language, SC, 1979, 270pp. $7
>
>0079. Course on the Openings by Panov and Estrin.
> 368pp., HC, Russian language, many
> editions of this book have been published.
> This one is from 1973. I used to use
> these a lot before my DataBase! It was
> always interesting to find lines not seen
> elsewhere. $8
>0086. The Latvian Gambit by Kon Grivanis.
> Thinkers' Press, Languageless notation,
> 200pp., 1985. contains games of a couple
> of Canadians, MacDonald and Dravnieks. I
> used to play this line a lot! I had more
> nerve in my youth! SC, $8
>
>0094. The Modern Defence by Hort and Mednis.
> 138pp., 1979, SC, not a great book! $2
>
>0103. Sicilian Defence: Najdorf Poisoned Pawn
> by Jimmy Adams. I can recall when this was
> first being played. Every game was an
> adventure. Now, one plays 30 moves of
> pre-analyzed chess into an endgame. I won a
> lot of games with the latest analysis from
> Russian magazines in a time when USSR chess
> magazines were not so available around the world!
> SC, 1984, 120pp. $4
>
>0105. Sicilian Defence: Wing Gambits by Kapitaniak.
> SC, 70pp., 1985, Chess Ent., Lines with b4. $5
>
>0113. Center Counter by Grefe and Silman.
> 1983, Chess Enterprises, 96pp. $4
>
>0114. Sicilian Defence: Velimirovic Attack by Leverett.
> Who is Leverett? SC, Chess Ent., 72pp., 1983. $4
>
>0115. Sicilian Defence: Richter-Rauzer Var.
> by Tony Dempsey. SC, booklet, 44pp.,
> 1984, Chess Player. $3
>
>0116. Sicilian: Modern Richter-Rauzer Systems
> by Schiller. SC, 1986, 60pp., Chess Ent. $3
>
>0117. Sicilian: Richter-Rauzer with ...a6;
> by Schiller. SC, 1987, 120pp., Chess Ent. $4
>
>0118. Queen's Indian with g3 by Marfia.
> 1985, Chess Ent., 43pp., SC $3
>
>0120. Queen's Indian: Petrosian System by Konikowski.
> 1985, Chess Ent., SC, 100pp. $5
>
>0121. Understanding the Queen's Indian Defence
> by Soltis, Mednis, Keene and Grefe. This
> is one of those Agatha Christie mysteries
> where everyone gets in on the action. RHM
> liked this style. RHM Press, 1981, SC,187pp. $4
>
>0122. Rubinstein Variation, NimzoIndian Defence
> by Tim Taylor. SC, 76pp., 1984, SC, Ch. Ent. $3
>
>0123. Romanishin Variation (4.g3), NimzoIndian Defence
> by Barry Spiro. (WHO??) 1981,
> 30pp., SC, Thinkers' Press $2
>
>0124. Play the Bogo-Indian by S. Taulbut.
> Pergamon Press, glossy SC, 1985, 154pp., $8
>
>0126. Alapin's Opening by Denis Druash.
> 50pp., SC, 1984, Chess Ent., $2
>
>0130. 4...d5 in the Cordel Defense, Spanish Game
> (Ruy Lopez) by Filipowicz and Konikowski.
> 40pp., 1981, Chess Enterprises, SC. $4
>
>0132. Pirc Defence: A Second Line for White by C.W.Baker.
> 40pp., Chess Player, 1979, SC.
> Mostly, 1.e4 g6 2.d4 Bg7 3.Nc3 d6 (c6) 4.f4 $3
>
>0133. Philidor's Defence by L.M.Pickett.
> 1974, Chess Player, 52pp., SC. $3
>
>0135. Owen's Defence by Bill Wall.
> 1986, 66pp., Chess Enterprises, SC. $4
>
>0136. b6! by T.Kapitaniak. Chess Player, 64pp., SC, 1982. $3
>
>0138. Four Knights and Belgrade Gambit by L.M. Pickett.
> Chess Player, 1976, 80pp., SC, Awful condition. $.50
>
>0141. Torre Attack by Jimmy Adams.
> SC, 118pp., Chess Player, 1981 $4
>
>0142. New Ideas in Old Settings by Warren H. Goldman.
> 3.Q-B3 in the Caro-Kann. 77pp. on an oddball
> opening! SC, 77pp., Around 1976. Chess. $5
>
>0144. Sicilian Defence: 1, Scheveningen Variation.
> by Nikitin. SC, 71pp., 1976 ed. of 1971
> version, 4th printing, not revised. Ch. Player. $3
>
>0157. King's Indian Defence, 6.Nc6, Samisch Variation
> By John Watson. 109pp., 1982, SC $6
>
>0158. Taimanov and Knights Tour Benoni by John Watson.
> SC, 68pp., 1985 $5
>
>0161. Winning with the Schliemann by Mikhail Tseitlin.
> Maxwell-MacMillan, 1991, Glossy SC, 156pp. $10
>
>0162. Schliemann Variation of the Ruy Lopez by Tibor Florian.
> 36pp. small SC, 1970, Chess Player. $1
>
>0163. Ideas Behind the Chess Openings by Reuben Fine.
> SC, David McKay, 240pp., 1943,
> condition not great. $5
>
>0164. The Closed Sicilian by Chess Digest.
> SC, 51pp., 1974. $1
>
>0165. Bird's Defence to the Ruy Lopez
> by McCormick and Soltis. HC, McFarland & Co.
> 1981, 188pp. $10
>
>0166. The Bird's Variation in the Ruy Lopez
> by G. Rotariu and Cimmino. Glossy SC,
> S1 Editrice, 1992, 128pp., Garbage, because
> there are mostly unannotated games here.
> There is some analysis, but, not enough
> To make this a saleable book. $2
>
>0167. Ruy Lopez, Bird's Defence by Colin Leach.
> SC, 70pp., 1985. $4
>
>0168. An Opening Repertoire for the Attacking Player
> By Eduard Gufeld. Glossy SC, 1996, 160pp.,
> Cadogan $10
>
>0169. Flank Openings by Keene. BCM Quarterly # 13,
> A revised 3rd edition of the Classic that first
> tried to compile flank openings like the Reti,
> English, Catalan and King's Indian Attack.
> Glossy SC, 1979, 176pp. $8
>
>0171. Modern Chess Opening Theory by A. Suetin.
> SC, Pergamon, 1965. This book looks at the
> "ideas behind the chess openings.
> Condition not the best. $6
>
>
>ECO's, BCO's, MCO's etc.
>
>
>0172. ECO B, 1st ed., SC (dirty) $6
>
>0174. ECO C, 1st ed., HC $12Developments and Trends Series, etc.
>
>
>0175. Developments in the Kings-Indian-Defence, 1986. $3
>
>0176. Trends in the Kings-Indian-Defence, 6.Be2, 1989. $3
>
>0177. Trends in the Kings-Indian-Defence,
> Samisch, 1990. $3
>
>0180. Developments in the Alekhine's, 1985-87. $3
>
>0181. Developments in the Caro Kann, 1984-85. $3
>
>0182. Trends in the Caro Kann, Panov Attack, 1990. $3
>
>0183. Trends in the Queen's Gambit Accepted, 1991. $3
>
>0185. KID, Classical, being a small New In Chess
> booklet similar to these other series. I see
> games as late as 1991. SC, 64pp. $3
>
>0190. Kasparov NimzoIndian 4.Nf3 by Jacobs.
> Like a Trends Booklet. SC, 1989, 46pp. $3
>
>0191. NimzoIndian without 4...e3. 1989. $3
>
>0196. Developments in the French Defence, 1984-86,
> by Martin. 32pp. $3
>
>0197. Developments in the Grunfeld 1985-87
> by Pein. 44pp. $3
>
>0199. Developments in the Keres Attack, 1981-86.
> by Wade and smart. 32pp. $3
>
>0200. Developments in the NimzoIndian, 1985-86.
> by Andrew Martin. 32pp. $3
>
>02
>02. Developments in the King's Indian Defence,
> 1986, by Adam Kuligowski. $3
>
>0203. Trends in 1988, Spanish Without 3...a6
> By Andrew Martin. SC, 40pp. $3
>
>Tournaments
>
>0210. London 1922 by the players. DOVER. $7
>
>0211. Avro 1938, Xerox of the Chess Review issues
> from 1938. Bound in a little paper
> binder. $4
>
>0212. Nottingham 1936 by Alexander Alekhine.
> DOVER ed., SC, 291pp., $7
>
>0216. Second Piatigorsky Cup, Los Angeles,
> 1966 by Kashdan. SC, DOVER. $7
>
>0227. The Best of Lone Pine, 1971-1980 by Grefe and
> Watermanm, SC, RHM, 250pp., a history of these
> events with games. $8
>
>0228. USSR vs the Rest of the World 1971,
> by E. Schiller, 43pp., SC, $4
>
>0230. London 1982, (Phillips and Drew) by Keene.
> Glossy SC, 121pp., BCM Quarterly # 20. $7
>
>0234. Sousse 1967, a photocopy of the book by R. G. Wade.
> Book of the tmt. Where Fischer dropped out. $1
>
>0239. Lone Pine 1975. SC bound set of the
> unannotated games. $3
>
> During the late 60's and early 70's, The Chess Player and Chess Digest
>published small SC tournament books which were something like bulletins 
in
>that they contained all the games but rarely had any notes. We are 
grouping
>the books we have from this series in the following section of the 
list.
>
>0243. Kharkov 1967, 35th USSR Championship.
> 138 gms. 50pp. $4
>
>0245. Zagreb 1969. 120 gms. 44pp. $3
>
>0246. Amsterdam 1970. 120 gms. 40pp. $3
>
>0247. USSR 39th Championship.
> 1971, 238 gms., 52pp. $4
>
>0248. Mar del Plata 1971. 120 gms. 40pp. $3
>
>0249. San Antonio 1972. 130 gms. 38pp. $3
>
> There is another group of tournament books of no pattern. They are 
small SC
>booklets with few pages. Since they are published by various sources, 
there
>is no common description to attach to them other than short and SC. We 
will,
>therefore, describe each as we go along. They are presented in 
chronological
>sequence, as usual.
>
>0252. Moscow 1976, 44th USSR Championship.
> 153 gms., 36pp. Karpov wins. $4
>
>0253. Leningrad 1977, 45th USSR Championship.
> 126 gms. 40pp. Dorfman = 1st with Gulko. $4
>
>0254. Tilburg 1978. 66 gms., some notes
> Informant style notation, 14pp. $3
>
>0255. Bugojno 1978. 120 gms., some notes
> Informant style notation, 14pp. $3
>
>0256. Niksic 1978. 66 gms., some notes
> Informant style notation, 28pp. $3
>
>0257. Buenos Aires 1979. FAN, some notes,
> 91 gms., 56pp. $4
>
>0259. Erevan, USSR Zonal, 1982, 28pp. $4
>
>0260. Tilburg and Bath, 1982, 28pp. Karpov
> wins Tilburg and Miles finishes ahead
> of Kasparov at Bath. $4
>
> Now, we come to the remaining tournament books. These will be regular 
books
>and described individually and have much more substance than the little
>books described previously!
>
>0266. USSR Championship 39, 1969. 258 gms.,
> few notes, 176pp. $5
>
>0269. Wijk aan Zee GM Tmt., 1975
> by the Players. SC, 275+pp.,
> RHM, a strong Tmt. with Portisch
> and Hort finishing 1,2. $8
>
>0270. Wijk aan Zee GM Tmt., 1975
> by the Players. SC, 275+pp.,
> RHM, a strong Tmt. with Portisch
> and Hort finishing 1,2. Cond not as nice! $6
>
>0272. Tallinn 1979 by Larry Christiansen. 160
> large pages, SC, 136 gms. with 34
> annotated. Autographed by the author. $9
>
>0273. Tallinn 1979, by Larry Christiansen.
> 160 large format pp., SC, Keres Memorial. $8
>
>0275. Tallinn 1979, Keres Memorial. Estonian
> Petrosian followed by Tal & Vaganian. Estonian language, SC, 136 
gms.,
>165pp. $3
>
>0276. London 1980 by Hartston and Reuben.
> Photos and brief bios of all players.
> Miles, Andersson and Korchnoi = 1st.
> Pergamon, SC, 92 gms., 222pp. $8
>
>0277. Merano 1981, Korchnoi-Karpov.
> Russian language. Glossy SC, 144pp. MINT. $3
>
>0282. US Open 1984 by Marfia.
> SC, 65 gms., 84pp. MINT. $5
>
>Tournament Bulletins
>
> Most international tournaments issue bulletins as the tournament
>progresses. We have a large number of these sets of bulletins 
available.
> You will note a wide variance in the quality of these bulletins. Some 
look
>like poor Xerox copies. The reason for this may be that they are 
produced as
>Xerox copies or they may have been reproduced from the master copy at 
the
>tournament in this fashion. It may also be that they are copies of the
>original. Some of these bulletins may be copies of articles which acted 
as
>bulletins, e.g., copies from the USSR magazine, "64".
> Most of the bulletins we offer are indeed original issues as you will
>notice! Some, however, are issued after the fact. The old tournaments 
here
>do not have original bulletins from those years.
> Tournament bulletins rarely have annotations but some do have 
diagrams.
> We offer the bulletins below listed in chronological sequence to make 
it
>easier for you to find what you are seeking. We have listed the top
>finishers in each event. When we show "MacDonald + 3", this means that 
three
>tied for 2nd place.
> These bulletins are priced to sell with the cheapest items usually
>containing the smallest amount of material.
>
>0289. Lone Pine 1976. Petrosian +9. 191 gms. $4
>
>0293. USA Championship 1978.
> Kavalek & Tarjan. $3
>
>0294. Niksic 1978. $3
>
>0296. USSR Championship 1978.
> Tal & Czeshkovsky. $3
>
>0297. Wijk aan Zee 1978, Portisch $3
>
>0298. Hastings 1978-79. Andersson +4.
> Includes X-tables and a few gms.
> of sub-events. $3
>
>0299. Bugojno 1978.  $3
>0300. Tilburg 1978. Diagrams. $3
>0301. Buenos Aires Olympiad, 1978,
> Selected Games. $4
>
>0304. Amsterdam (IBM) 1979. Hort & Sax. $3
>
>0306. Tilburg 1979. Karpov & Romanishin. $3
> Christiansen & Evans. $3
>
>0310. Phillips and Drew Knights 1982.
> Watson & Fedorowicz. $3
>
>0312. Linares 1983. Spassky + 2. $2
>
>0313. New York Open 1987.
> Seirawan & Adorjan. Lots of gms.
> incl. the 4 GM playoff. $5
>
>World Championships
>
> The following books all have world championship matches or tournaments 
as
>their topic.
>
>0320. World's Championship Matches 1921
> and 1927 by Capablanca. DOVER. $7
>
>0321. Alekhine vs. Bogoljubow, World
> Championship, 1934 by Fine &
> Reinfeld. DOVER. $7
>
>0322. Fischer-Spassky, 1972 by New York Times authors.
> Pocket book size, 218pp., SC, $2
>
>0323. Fields of Force, Fischer-Spassky
> at Reykjavik by George Steiner.
> A lot of text about the match and
> the events surrounding it. Not meant
> to be a match book. HC with dj., 86pp. $9
>
>0324. Fischer-Spassky, 1972, by Reshevsky.
> Arco posketbook, SC, 128pp. $3
>
>0326. The World Chess Championship
> by Gligoric and Wade. 220pp.,
> SC, RHM, all the games from
> the 1948 Tmt. to Fischer-Spassky,
> 1972. Light notes. $10
>
> b) HC with dj. $14
>
> c) HC but a small corner chewed a bit
> by a dog?! $5
>
>0327. World's Chess Championship 1937
> by Alekhine. SC, DOVER, 203pp. $7
>
>0328. Karpov vs. Korchnoi 1978 by Larsen.
> SC, 143pp. $8
>
>0328a. Karpov vs. Korchnoi 1978 by Keene.
> SC, 159pp. $6
>
>0328b. Kasparov-Korchnoi, 1983, by Keene and Lawson.
> Glossy SC, 96pp., one of those "get
> 'em out as soon as the event is over
> softcovers" Batsford! but not too bad for it! $4
>
>0329. Kasparov-Karpov III, Centenary Match
> by Keene and Goodman.
> SC, Collier, 1986, 124pp. $7
>
>0330. World Chess Championship,
> Karpov-Kasparov, Moscow, 1985
> by Averbakh and Taimanov (?).
> HC with dj., published in English
> language in USSR. Nice cond. 256pp. $10
>
>0331. The Moscow Challenge, Karpov-Kasparov,
> by Keene. 140pp., glossy SC, Batsford, 1985. $6
>
>0331a. Moscow Marathon 1984/1985 by Speelman and Tisdall.
> SC, 293pp. $6
>
>0332. Manoeuvres in Moscow, Karpov-Kasparov II,
> by Keene and Goodman. Glossy SC, 124pp.,
> Batsford, 1985. $5
>0333. Garry Kasparov, New World Chess Champion.
> by Garry Kasparov, translated by K.P.Neat.
> Glossy SC, 1986, 116pp., slightly larger
> format. Includes earlier games. $10
>
>0336. Championship Chess by Philip W. Sergeant.
> A collection of 66 games from world
> champion's or pretenders from 1843 to 1961.
> DOVER, 257pp., $7
>
>0337. World Chess Championship 1963 by R. G. Wade.
> HC, looks like special library binding, 218pp. $12
>
>Chess Olympiads
>
> The chess Olympiads are very large events so we thought we should have 
a
>special section for books and bulletins for these events. Full sets of 
the
>bulletins are usually only published in small runs. Most are handed out 
to
>the players. The cost of these publications are quite high with 
specialized
>book dealers. We are asking for more than normal books, but less than 
one
>would see them offered at by dealers. When we have offered these in the
>past, they haven't lasted long. Most Olympiads have thousands of games.
>Bulletins are marked as such.
>
>0342. 1974 World Chess Olympiad, Nice,
> France by Keene and Levy.
> Glossy HC, 200pp. $10
>
>0345. Chess Olympiads 1927-1968 by Aroad Foldeak.
> SC, DOVER,417pp., Lots of gmaes and x-tables. $7
>
>Collections Of Masters' Games
>
>English Language
> (unless otherwise stated)
>
>0351. On the Road to the World Championship,
> 1923-1927 by Alekhine. Russian language.
> HC, 1982, 193pp. $5
>
>0366. Blackburne's Chess Games by J. H. Blackburne.
> SC, DOVER, 331pp., $7
>
>0367. One Hundred Selected Games by Botvinnik.
> 272pp. $7
>
>0368. 15 Games and Their Stories by Botvinnik.
> SC, 76pp., 1982, Chess Enterprises. $6
>
>0369. Half A Century of Chess by Botvinnik.
> 275pp., Pergamon, Glossy SC, being a
> translation of a Russian work. $14
>
>0370. My Chess Career by Capablanca. $7
>
>0372. Immortal Games of Capablanca by Reinfeld.
> 239pp. $7
>
>0373. Unknown Capablanca by Hooper
> and Brandreth.
> SC, RHM, 1975, 2
>01pp. $10
>
>0378. Colle's Chess Masterpieces by Reinfeld. $7
>
>0379. Lessons From My Games, A Passion
> for Chess by R. Fine. DOVER. $7
>
>0379a. Lessons From My Games, A Passion
> for Chess by R. Fine. HC, a library book. $12
>
>0381. Profile of a Prodigy
> by Frank Brady. HC, 445pp.,
> � text, � games and X-tables. $15
>
>0382. How Fischer Plays chess by Levy. 160pp.,
> 1975, so includes Spassky 1972 match, SC $7
>
>0383. How Fischer Plays chess by Levy. 160pp.,
> 1975, so includes Spassky 1972 match,
> HC with dj. $13
>
>0384. The Chess of Bobby Fischer by Robert Burger.
> 373pp., HC, 1975. $15
>
>0385. The Games of Robert J. Fischer by Wade and
> O'Connell. Large Glossy SC, Batsford,
> 462pp., published 1972 and has the
> Spassky games. $12
>
>0385a. How to Beat Bobby Fischer by Edmar Mednis.
> Fischer's losses. Very poor condition paperback. $10
>
>0386. My 60 Memorable Games by Bobby Fischer.
> 1st ed., dj. a little ratty, HC, 1969,
> a signature on front flyleaf, else much
> more expensive!! Still a classic! $20
>
>0387. Notes of a Soviet Master by A. Ilyin-Genevsky.
> MINT!, 54pp., Blue HC, lists at well over $25. $18
>
>0388. Complete Games of World Champion,
> Anatoly Karpov by O'Connell, Levy
> and Adams. Cross-tables and
> annotations, Batsford, Glossy SC,
> 1976, 373pp. $12
>
>0390. Karpov's Collected Games 1961-1974
> by David Levy. All 561 of them. HC,
> 300+pp., dj present, but a little frayed. $15
>
>0392. Anatoly Karpov's Games as World Champion, 1975-77.
> by O'Connell and Levy, Glossy SC,
> 221pp., 1978. Batsford. $10
>
>0393. Games of Anatoly Karpov
> by O'Connell & Adams. HC with dj,
> Pitman, 1974, 352pp. MINT $16
>
>0394. Garri Kasparov, the Chess Prodigy from Baku
> by Eric Brondum. SC, 67 small pages. $5
>
>0395. Fighting Chess, Games and Career
> by Kasparov and Wade. 185pp., 1983,
> Glossy SC. $10
>
>0396. My Games by Gary Kasparov.
> SC, 163pp., 1983, Batsford. $10
>
>0397. Fighting Chess, My Games and Career
> by Gary Kasparov, Batsford,
> Glossy SC, 1983, 138pp. $10
>
>0398. Keres Best Games of Chess, 1931-1948. $7
>
>0399. Paul Keres' Best Games, vol 1, Closed Games
> by Egon Varnusz. 170 gms., Pergamon Press,
> xx + 192pp., glossy SC, 1987. $15
>
>0403. Korchnoi's Chess Games
> by O'Connell & Levy. SC,
> Oxford University Press,
> 1979, 291pp. Oxford uses a small font and slightly larger pages.
> Lots of Material here! $15
>
>0406. The Expoits and Triumphs in Europe
> of Paul Morphy, the Chess Champion.
> By Frederick Milne Edge.
> 203pp., DOVER. $7
>
>0408. Hypermodern Chess: Aron Nimzowitsch by Fred
> Reinfeld SC DOVER 221pp. $7
>
>0411. Playing to Win by James Plaskett.
> SC, Collier Books, glossy SC, 90pp., $5
>
>0412. Chess Memoirs by Dr. Joseph Platz, being
> his personal memoirs. 190 large pp. $10
>
>0415. Reshevsky's Best Games of Chess
> by Reshevsky. DOVER, 273pp., ragged copy. $5
>
>0416. Reti's Best Games of Chess by Reti
> & Golombek. SC, DOVER, 1974, 173pp. $7
>
>0417. Rubinstein's Chess Masterpieces
> 100 Selected Games by Kmoch.
> DOVER, 192pp., superb work and analysis. $7
>
>0420. My Best Games of Chess, 1935-1957 by Smyslov.
> DOVER, 154pp., $7
>
>0422. The Art of Sacrifice in Chess by Spielmann.
> McKay, SC, 198pp., $7
> Also DOVER, SC $7
>
>0425. My Best Games of Chess by L. Szabo.
> Glossy HC, 210pp., Pergamon Press. $15
>
>0426. Selected Games of Mikhail Tal by J. Hajtun.
> DOVER, 145pp. $7
>
>General Collections of Games
>
>0435. Modern Ideas in Chess by Richard Reti.
> BELL, HC, faded and a little jaded.
> 184pp., 1947 ed. of 1923 book. $10
>
>0437. Dynamic Chess by R.N. Coles.
> DOVER, 195 pp., 1966 ed. of 1955 book. $6
>
>0439. Battles Royal of the Chessboard by R. N. Coles.
> SC, originally published 1948, 155pp.,
> some games of the LaBourdonnais-McDonnell match
> up to a 1946 Smyslov game. Chosen for their
> excitement! MINT! $9
>
>0440. 100 Chess Gems by P. Wenman.
> SC, 1939, pp. unnumbered, but appears
> to be the same as previous with less
> notes and more games. MINT! $9
>
>0442. The Russians Play Chess by I. Chernev
> SC, DOVER, 225pp., $7
>
>0443. Chess From Morphy to Botvinnik by Imre Konig.
> HC, BELL (Bonanza), 1977, 2
>02pp. $14
>
>0444. Chess From Morphy to Botvinnik by Imre Konig.
> SC, DOVER, 1977, 2
>02pp. $7
>
>0445. Soviet Chess compiled by R. G. Wade
> Includes games, history, compositions,
> postal chess. SC, Wilshire Books,
> 1976, 288pp. $8
>
>0447. Common Sense in Chess by Em. Lasker.
> SC, DOVER $6
>
>0448. Miniatures from the World Champions
> by Karpov. Batsford, SC, 1985, 164pp. $10
>
>0449. The World's Great Chess Games by Fine.DOVER. $7
>
>0450. 107 Great Chess Battles by Alekhine. DOVER. $7
>
>0451. 100 Soviet Chess Miniatures by P. H. Clarke.
> MINT 1st edition with almost MINT dj.,
> HC, BELL, 174pp. Boy, those BELL HC
> productions were nicely done!! $25
>
>0452. The English Chess Explosion from Miles
> to Short. by Chandler and Keene, SC
> Batsford, 1981, 125pp. $7
>
>0454. The Soviet School of Chess by Kotov
> and Yudovich. SC, DOVER, 390pp., $7
>
>Correspondence Chess
>
>0468. Correspondence Chess Yearbook
> # 1. out of print! We have one! $30
>
> # 14, 15 ea. $25
>0469. CC Informant
>
> # 5, HC, 240pp. exc. cond. $23
>
> # 6, HC, 240pp. exc. cond. $23
>
>0470. Bernard Freedmen Memorial CC Tmt.
> "CHECK!" # 476 $2
>
>0474. Modern Postal Masterpieces by Alex Dunne.
> Being a collection of 50 games from US
> top flight CC, 27 of which are annotated.
> 140pp., Glossy SC, 1994. $9
>
>0475. Potter Memorial by Ken Messere. Some may
> recognize the author as having played in
> the 5th world CC ch against Berliner.
> 78 mostly annotated games, Glossy SC,
> small format 110pp., MINT $6
>
>0480. The 7th U.S. Correspondence Chess Championship
> with annotations by Stephan Gerzadowicz
> and the players , edited by Allen F. Wright.
> Gerzadowicz's annotations alone would
> make a book worthwhile to me. Glossy SC,
> 111 large format pp., event ran 1987-90. $12
>
>0481. The 8th U.S. Correspondence Chess Championship
> with annotations by Stephan Gerzadowicz and
> the players and , edited by Allen F. Wright.
> Gerzadowicz's annotations alone would
> make a book worthwhile to me. Glossy SC,
> 111 large format pp., event ran 1987-90. $12
>
>0482. �chiquier Belge, being the official magazine
> of the Belgian CC organization.
> Issue # 518 to # 555, missing # 532 and 548 $30
>
>0483. Miscellaneous issues of the Latvian CC magazine. ea. $2
>
>0484. Mate Postal, being the official magazine of
> the Spanish CC organization.
> # 83 to # 98, except # 88.
> Runs from 9/93 to 6/97 $15
>
>Yearbooks, etc.
>
>0501. Chess Informant, priced as follows:
> $19 to # 45 and, $22 to # 55. Remember, there is
> no GST on these, so the saving is more
> than it first appears.
> Volume
> # 34 & 40
> 41-44(2)-45 ea. $19
> 48-49-50 ea. $22
>
>0502. Tournament Chess,
> Each volume contains 1200-1600 games which
> are all the games of a bunch of tournaments.
> Volume 1 starts in late 1980 and they
> continue on from there. I believe there are
> more than 50 volumes to date. They are
> usually priced at US$20 if my memory
> serves me right.
> # **1 to 10**, the run $95
>
>0503. Schach Forum 3, being a Russian Yearbook
> like Informants concentrating on Russian
> tmts. SC, 1993, 236pp., Opening Articles. $25
>
>0504. New In Chess Yearbook was originally
> brought out to compete with Chess Informant.
> It has now become a survey of openings.
> but the early issues were superb quality
> productions with well annotated games and
> thoroughly researched opening articles. They
> retail for $19.95 in SC for the earlier
> volumes up to $28.95 in SC for the
> later volumes.
> New In Chess Yearbook, HC,
> Excellent cond. # 1-2 ea. $25
> MINT with dj., # 1-2 ea.$28
> 3-4-5-9, HC with dj.'s ea. $22
>
>0505. The Chess Player was another series
> which was to compete with Informant.
> It began in early 1972 publishing
> games of the last half of 1971.
> The volumes we have cover every half
> year up to the last half of 1974.
> Each vol had well over 1000 games,
> many annotated.
> Volume 2-3-4 ea. $11
>
>Endgames, Studies and Problems
>
>0509. 100 Classics of the Chessboard by A.S.M. Dickins
> and H. Ebert. SC, 217pp., being a Cadogan
> reprint of a 1983 edition. The problems
> include many oddball creations, the Knight's
> tour being one of them. MINT! $11
>
>0510. 100 Classics of the Chessboard by A.S.M. Dickins
> and H. Ebert. HC, 217pp., 1983 edition. The
> problems include many oddball creations,
> the Knight's tour being one of them. $13
>
>0512. Lehrund Handbuch der Endspiele, 4 volumes
> in this set. HC, List price approx $30+ ea. $90
>
>0513. Batsford Endings Series in descriptive
> notation. All 7 HC books, 4 with dj's,
> by Yuri Averbakh. Desc. not. The titles are:
> Q & P Endings
> P Endings
> N Endings
> B Endings
> Q vs. R/Minor Piece Endings
> B vs. N Endings
> R vs. Minor Piece Endings
> Approximately 1300pp. in all!
> Postpaid, as a set. $125
> For individual books from this series,
> see another list and below.
>
>0516. Queen and Pawn Endings by Averbakh.
> Batsford, 1975, HC, 137pp. Descriptive notation.
> one of the great Batsford endgame series! $15
>
>0520. Informant Encyclopaedia of Chess Endings
> volume 5, Bishop & Knight endings,
> new = $44+ MINT $38
>
>0521. Classic Chess Problems by Kenneth S. Howard.
> DOVER, SC, 110pp. $6
>
>0524. 1234 Endgame Studies by Lommer.
> Glossy SC, DOVER. $7
>
>0527. America salutes Comins Mansfield by Bill Barclay.
> 169 problems, SC, Chess Enterprises, 1983. $7
>
>0528. Tactical Chess Endings by John Nunn.
> Batsford, 1988, 208pp., Collier (Batsford), $15
>
>0529. Endgame Preparation by John (Sic!) Speelman.
> 177pp., Batsford glossy SC, 1981. $10
>
>0531. Questions and Answers on Practical Endgame Play
> by Edmar Mednis. Glossy SC, 136pp., 1987,
> Chess Enterprises. $7
>
>0534. Chess Problems for Beginner or Expert by John Rice.
> Being a reprint under another name of the
> excellent ABC of Chess Problems by John Rice.
> 349pp., excellent basic problem manual with
> loads of material. $7
>
>0537. Glossary of Chess Problem Terms by J. F. Ling.
> 4pp., medium format. $2
>
>0539. Basic Chess Endings by Reuben Fine.
> 573pp., 2nd edition, HC, includes a compilation
> of corrections published in various sources. $14
>
>0540. Chess Problems by Eight Eminent American Composers
> by Kenneth S. Howard. The DOVER reprint, 102pp. $6
>
>0541. Mattison's Chess Endgame Studies by T. G. Whitworth.
> Almost MINT, 80pp, Glossy SC, 1987. $8
>
>0542. Spectacular Chess Problems by K. S. Howard.
> DOVER, 118pp., $7
>
>0543. Sam Loyd and his Chess Problems by A. C. White.
> DOVER, being a reprint of one of the famous
> "Christmas Series", 471pp. $7
>
>0544. How to Solve Chess Problems by K. S. Howard. DOVER, 171pp. $7
>
>0545. The Tactics of End-games by Jeno Ban.
> (Now available in DOVER edition at local
> bookstores.) HC, 214pp., 1963, 1st English
> Edition. Pitman. Mostly studies and some
> positions from real games. $12
>
>0546. Analysing the Endgame by Jon Speelman.
> Batsford, SC, 144pp., 1981. $10
>
>Bound Volumes of Magazines
>
> We believe that most buyers would want bound volumes rather than 
individual
>issues. Here are the few bound volumes that we have.
>
>0550. Chess, the English magazine. The
> annual years run from Oct to Sept.
> This was the month they started
> publishing so they bound their
> annual volumes in the same date
> period! HC
> Vol. 16, Oct. 1950 to Sept. 1951 $40
> Vol. 40, Oct. 1974 to Sept. 1975 $35
>
>0551. British Chess Magazine
> 1916 $65
> 1949 $50
>
> Magazines
>
>0562. Inside Chess, being a 26-issue a year
> timely magazine. It is the magazine
> you use to get news on a current
> basis. We have a run of Vol. 1,
> # 13 to Vol. 3, # 13, two years.
> This run includes all the issues
> not available from the publisher!,
> viz., # 25, vol. 1, 1989 complete
> (although they have some issues)
> and # 1 to # 13, 1990!! Inside
> Chess is charging US$40+ for a
> complete year. The run $90
> Also, 1988-1989, volumes 1 & 2 complete
> and # 1-2, 1990 $90
>
>0564. Fernschach as follows:
> Oct/82 to Sep/83 glued together. No
> use to a collector but decent material! $6
> # 7/85 to # 4 and 6/86 $8
> 1992 to 1996 complete $75
> 1994/# 9; 1997/# 1 ea. $2
> 1989-90-91, ea. yr., $18
> 1992, # 1 to 9, 1996, most issues, ea. issue $2
>
>0566. Scottish Correspondence Chess Magazine,
> 1990-1995 complete and 3 issues from 1996 $55
> # 45 (3/94) to # 52 (12/95)..1994-95 complete. $15
>
>0568. Chess, the English magazine, issues # 743
> (Apr/76) to # 836 (Apr/80) except for
> one magazine # 769-70. $50
>
>0569. The Problemist, being a long-running
> excellent British problem magazine.
> Jan/96 to Nov/97, 11 issues... $15
>
>0570. �checs+, being the official magazine of the FQE.
> May/June/90 to Nov/Dec/96 $65
> Mar/Apr/84 to Nov/Dec/86 $25
>
>0571. En Passant, being the official magazine of
> the CFC.
> Issue # 2/96 to # 4/97 $16
>
>Treatises and the like
>
>0578. My System by Nimzowitsch. The classic.
> Not only Nimzo's games. Harcourt
> Brace ed. of BELL book. HC, 1930, 3
>02pp. $18
>
>0579. Blockade by Aron Nimzowitsch.
> SC, 65pp. $5
>
>0580. Chess for Fun and Chess for Blood
> by Ed Lasker. SC, DOVER, a bit ragged! $4
>
>0581. The Game of Chess by Golombek.
> SC, 253pp., Penguin $3
>
>0582. How to Play the Middle Game in Chess by
> John E. Littlewood. 192pp., Batsford, 1974. $8
>
>0591. The Art of Chess by James Mason.
> DOVER, SC, 373pp., a little worn. $6
>
>0592. The Art of the Middle Game
> by Paul Keres and Alexander Kotov.
> Pocket book, 240pp., SC, $5
>
>0593. Common Sense in Chess by Emanuel Lasker.
> SC, David McKay, 1942. Damage on spine. $2
>
>0594. How Not to Play Chess by Znosko-Borovsky.
> DOVER, 119pp. $5
>
>0595. From Beginner to Expert by Aleksander Kostyev.
> MacMillan, 147pp., 1984. $8
>
>0596. Chess the Easy Way by Reuben Fine.
> 186pp., SC, Beginners' stuff. $5
>
>0597. Pawn Power in Chess by Hans Kmoch.
> 304pp., DOVER. $7
>
>Books in French
>
>0600. Les �checs, Jugement et Plan par Max Euwe.
> 320pp., paperback, dirty covers,
> sound binding. $3
>
>0601. Le guide marabout des �checs par van Seters $4
>
>0602. Voir Plus Clair aux �checs par Henri
> Tranquille et Louis Morin 1992 SC
> Basic beginners's\ stuff. Diagrams with themes
> and you find the continuation. Good way to
> teach juniors practical themes! ($16. new)
> MINT $9
>Miscellaneous
>
>0605. Rubinstein Memorial, Polanica-Zdroj, 1974.
> Appears to be the brochure describing the
> event. Polish language. $2
>
>0606. Modern Chess Strategy by Ed. Lasker.
> SC, McKay, 1968 ed. of 1951 book, 217pp. $5
>
>0607. Complete Book of Chess by Horowitz.
> SC, 372pp. for beginners. $4
>
>0608. CFC Handbook, 1978 edition. Loose pp. $2
>
>0609. Torneo Mundial de Ajedrez, Lev Polugaevsky,
> Buenos Aires, 1994, being a small
> souvenir program of this event. $4
>
>0610. Learn Chess, A Complete Course,
> by C. H. O'D Alexander and T. J. Beach.
> MINT 174 pp. 1994 ed. of an earlier
> 1963 book., Cadogan, Beginners' stuff.
> Very suitable for a present to a new player. $10
>
>0611. Easy Guide to Chess by B. H. Wood.
> A 1994 ed. of a 1942 book which has been
> through many editions and still used today!
> Cadogan, MINT, Glossy SC, 154pp. Beginners'
> stuff. Very suitable for a present to a new player. $10
>
>0612. Pandolfini's Chess Complete by Bruce Pandolfini.
> This is the teacher featured in the movie
> "Searching For Bobby Fischer". Bruce has been
> refrred to as the best Chess teacher in North
> America. Beginners' stuff. Very suitable for
> a present to a new player.
> Simon and Schuster, MINT, 255pp., 1992,
> Glossy SC. $10
>
>0614. First Steps in Chess by J. N. Walker.
> Glossy SC, 136pp., 1995 ed. of 1978 book.
> Beginners' stuff. Very suitable for a present
> to a new player. $10
>
>0615. The Oxford Companion to Chess by David Hooper
> and Kenneth Whyld. Any Oxford compilation is
> excellent! SC, 1987, 407pp. $16
>
>0616. The Art of the Checkmate by Renaud and Kahn
> being a collection of examples of various mates
> and their patterns! Good stuff for beginners.
> SC, DOVER, 214pp. $7
>
>0618. The Chess Computer Book by T. D. Harding.
> Games and diagrams and much discussion.
> Glossy SC, 222pp., Pergamon, 1982. $6
>
>0619. Play for Mate by Hooper and Cafferty.
> Glossy HC, 244pp., 1977, Batsford. Being
> a collection of 290 diagrams with their
> solutions at the rate of one or two
> per page. $8
>
>0620. Learn Chess Fast by Reshevsky and Reinfeld.
> Mckay, SC, 1947, 147pp. $5
>
>0621. An Invitation to Chess by Chernev Nd Harkness.
> SC, 221pp., 1945/1972 ed., SC. $5
>
>0629. Test Your Chess by Gerald Abrahams.
> Pocketbook by Pan Books. $3
>
>0630. The Guardian Chess Book by Leonard Barden.
> 166pp., Pocketbook. $3
>
>0631. The Penguin Book of Chess Positions by
> C.H.O'D.Alexander. Pocketbook, 171pp. $3
>
>0632. An Illustrated Dictionary of Chess by Brace.
> Glossy HC, great condition. 320pp., 1977/89. $12
>
>0634. The Complete Chess Addict by Fox and James.
> Trivia, Gossip, games, positions, etc. FUN!
> Glossy SC, 264pp., 1987. $8
>
>Foreign Language
>
>0641. Morphy to Botvinnik by Barcza, Alfoldy and Kapu.
> SC, 1959, 328pp., Hungarian language. $5
>
>0642. 10 World Champions. Games and stories about
> them. by various authors.
> Russian language, SC 160pp. 1972 $2
> LIST TWO
>
>General Collections of Games
>
>0701. Strategy and Tactics in Chess by Max Euwe.
> 1973, 172pp., SC, MacKay, MINT. $7
>
>0702. 100 Soviet Chess Miniatures by P.H.Clarke.
> 100 short USSR games up to 1962, sorted
> by chapters such as "King-side Attack"
> and Queen Sacrifices". BELL, HC, 1963,
> 174pp., top of spine a little scarred. $18
>
>0703. Soviet Chess by R.G.Wade.
> Games, positions, problems and studies
> of the great USSR players. Sorted by
> chapters such as "Soviet Champions"
> and World Champions", etc. Nice condition
> except for some child's scribbling
> on back flyleaf.
> Neville Spearman, HC, 1968, 288pp. $14
>
>0704. The Soviet Chess School by Alexander
> Kotov and Mikhail Yudovich. This
> appears to be a follow up volume
> to the Soviet School of Chess
> although it does have some early
> material. MINT, Glossy HC, 1983,
> published in USSR, but is in
> English. 192pp. $13
>
>0705. Around The Chess World in 80 Years by N.J.Divinsky.
> A two-volume set takes the top chess players
> of their era and shows us the games played
> between them. BCM Quarterly #'s 5 & 8.
> SC, almost 200pp. Between them. Volume 1
> includes the games between Lasker and
> Pillsbury, Rubinstein, Capablanca, Alekhine
> and Botvinnik. Volume 2 includes tha games
> between Capablanca and Rubinstein, Alekhine
> and Botvinnik; Alekhine and Rubinstein and
> Botvinnik. $16
>
>0705a. Take My Rooks by Seirawan and Minev.
> A collection of games with double R sacrifices.
> 96pp., 136 games, anything that Minev writes is
> interesting, glossy SC. $8
>
>Endgames & Studies
>
>0706. Chess Studies by Kasparyan Vol 1 only,
> Notation can be understood,
> so Russian not required. HC, MINT $5
>
>0707. The Endgame by Philip Julius and
> Graaf van Zuylen van Nyevelt.
> A reprint of a book on the endgame
> published in the 1800's. SC, 64 large pp.,
> MINT, new cost is approx $20. $10
>
>0708. Queen and Pawn Endings by Averbach.
> HC, with dj., Desc. notation, 140+pp.,
> 1975, BATSFORD, MINT. $16
>
>0709. A Look at Grandmasters' Studies
> by G. A. Nadareshvili.
> 208pp., 1982, SC, Russian language. $8
>
>0710. Search for Beauty by Gia Nadareshvili.
> 208pp., 1986, SC. Russian language. $8
>
>0711. Koncowa Gra Szachowa by Gawlikowski.
> Volume 1 of two. The second volume is
> hard to come by and I have asked my Polish
> friend to try to find one! If he does, you
> will be offered it first. This volume needs
> a new flyleaf in front and back. The current
> ones have pulled away. HC, 947pp., $28
>
>Treatises, etc.
>
>0720. Middlegame by Romanovsky.
> Small Russian book with loads of games
> and positions. SC, in great shape as many
> Russian publications are not! 224pp., 1963. $5
>
>Collections' of an Individual's Games
>
>0722. Profile of a Prodigy by Frank Brady.
> The unauthorized biography of Bobby
> Fischer, to 1965. Interesting
> reading about his early life.
> 100pp. text, 75 annotated games.
> SC, McKay edition, MINT, 250pp.,
> 1972 ed. $5
>
>0724. Blackburne's Chess Games by Blackburne
> and Graham. DOVER, 331pp. $7
>
>0731. Tarrasch's Best Games of Chess by Fred Reinfeld.
> DOVER, 385pp., MINT! $7
>
>0732. 300 Chess Games by Seigbert Tarrasch.
> 1988, 432pp., HC, Russian language
> A collection of his games. Very nice condition
> in a HC which is not usual in Russian
> publications. $14
>
>0733. My Best Games of Chess, 1905-1954, by Tartakower.
> Two books combined into one. DOVER, 478pp.,
> Great value! An exciting player's games. $7
>0734. Adventures of a Chess Master by Koltanowski.
> 204pp., HC, being further chronicles of
> Kolty's travels and exhibitions. The last time
> I offered 4 different books of Kolty's, they
> all went immediately. He is fun to read. $12
>
>0735. Secrets of Grandmaster Play by John Nunn.
> Batsford, Glossy SC, 212pp., I buy everything
> Nunn publishes because he is such a great
> annotater. There has been an update version
> published, so only... $9
>
>0736. Harry Nelson Pillsbury, American Chess Champion
> by Jacques N. Pope. Anyone who reads forums on
> the INTERNET will recognize the author's name.
> He has a keen interest in chess history.
> 376pp., 907 games, glossy SC, I bought an extra
> copy in error. List price $26.95US $20
>
>Openings
>
>0737. Chess Archives, Jan-Feb, Mar/Apr, 1994,
> May-June, 1995, and July/August, 1997
> being a series of German language opening
> articles on loose leaf sheets.
> (sub rate = $48/yr.) Sample of one of the 4 above $2
>
>0739. King Pawn Openings by Marovic and Susic.
> HC with dj., 1975, 264pp., desc. notat., MINT. $14
>
>0740. Sicilian-Accelerated Dragons by D.N.L.Levy.
> HC with dj., 1975, 164pp., desc. notat., MINT. $16
>
>0741. The Leningrad Dutch by Harding.
> HC with dj., 1976, 180pp., MINT.
> desc. notat. $16
>
>0742. Sicilian Scheveningen by Pritchett.
> HC with dj., 1977, 204pp. $16
>
>0743. Sicilian-Richter Rauzer by Markland
> and Harding. HC, MINT, with dj.,
> 1975, 146pp., desc. notation $16
>
>0745. Benoni and Konigindisch Samisch Variante,
> Das System Laufer g5 by Rajkovic and Despotovic.
> German language, glossy SC, no date given,
> but, I see games from late 1980's. $5
>
>0746. Das Angenommene Damen-Gambit by Davidovic.
> Glossy SC, 65pp., German language, 1991. $4
>
>0749. Geschlossener Sizilianer, vol. I, by Bucker.
> 6.f4!, SC, 1984, 46pp. $3
>
>0750. Sizilianische Spezialitaten by Borgstadt/Witzke.
> Deals with the variations:
> i) Yugoslav Dragon with 13.Bh6;
> ii) 1.e4 c5 2.Nf3 e6 3.d4 cxd4 4.Nxd4 Nf6 5.Nc3 Bb4;
> iii) 1.e4 c5 2.Nf3 e6 3.d4 cxd4 4.Nxd4 Nf6 5.Nc3 Nc6;
> Glossy SC, 62pp., 1989, German language. $5 0752. Modern Benoni:
>Dreibauerngriff and Three Pawn Attack
> by Konikowski. SC, 84pp., 1987. $4
>
>0752a. Abgelehntes Nordisches Gambit by Ingo Firnhaber.
> Danish Gambit, SC, 1993, 300pp. $7
>
>0752b. Die Eidechhse 1...g6 und Gewinnt by R. Schlenker.
> Vol. 1 and vol. 2, taken from the pages of
> RandSpringer. Each 44pp., 1985 and 1986.
> Lots of oddball stuff here. $6
>
>Correspondence Chess
>
>0753. "CHECK!" 1927 to 1988, complete, reprints. $350
>
>0754. NAICCC VI games and history and
> crosstables of all NAICCC events by jkm. $6
>
>0755. The Potter Memorial by Ken Messere.
> Small book of games from this English
> sponsored International CC event.
> Glossy SC, 112pp. 1980, MINT. $6
>
>0756. North American INVITATIONAL Correspondence
> Chess Championships I, II, IV, V
> by J. Ken MacDonald. 100 8�"x11" pages
> containing a history of the NAICCC events
> and the unannotated games from the 4 events.
> Events III and VI have been published already
> and may be available in this list elsewhere.
> Many games here have never seen the light of day!
> They were obtained from the files of the
> Tournament Secretaries of the events! $12
>
>0757. Chess by Envelope by Grodzensky and Romanov.
> Being a Russian book on CC in Russia.
> 192pp., 1982, SC nice cond., $8
>
>0758. Correspondence Chess Yearbook # 1.
> out of print! $30
>
>0759. Correspondence Chess Yearbook #15. $25
>
>0761. Vestnik, being a minimum twice a year Russian
> Publication on CC. # 2, 1996. 96pp., A
> bunch of stuff you won't find elsewhere
> in CC publications. $7
>
>0762. Bernard Freedmen Memorial CC Tmt.
> Netherlands booklet $3
>
>0763. Korr-SM, 1976-1979 by Axelson and Erlandsson.
> A NICE edition of this sought after book
> containing a history of Swedish CC during
> these years. SC, 208pp. $25
>
>Magazines
>
> We have a very large selection of magazines to choose from. The 
magazines
>are offered in complete years at very reasonable prices. We don't offer 
odds
>and ends except as listed below.
>
>0774. Chess Mail, being an English language
> international correspondence chess magazine
> that begun officially in 1997 with a
> premiere issue from late 1996. Issues
> # 10 and 11 of 1997 have a couple of
> articles on Hans Berliner - actually
> interviews with Mr. Berliner - which
> effectively complement his book on the
> V World CC Championship and deal with computers. Wonderful reading! I
>purchased
> ten copies of each so that non-subscribers
> can get these two important and interesting
> issues. They will also allow one to sample
> a superb CC magazine!
> Premiere issue $5
> Issues 10 and 11, 1997 (Berliner issues) $12
>
>0775. New In Chess, if year incomplete, individual
> issues can be purchased.
> # 0, 1984 (premiere issue) $10
> # 1-2, 1989 $20
> # 1-2-3-4-6-7-8, 1988 $60
> 1991 complete, $75
> 1992 complete, $75
> # 1-3-6, 1993 $30
> # 1, 1995 $10
>
>0780. Various old Chess Chat's and Chess Canada's
> and CFC Bulletin's. We have most CFC Bulletin's,
> many Chess Chat's and many Chess
> Canada's. What do you need? ea. $2.50
> Take 10 or more at ea. $2
> Chess Chat's...full year $18
> Chess Canada's...# 1 $10
> Chess Canada's...# 2 to # 6 ea. $4
> Chess Canada's...# 7 and up ea. $2.50
>
>0781. Sp�checs, being the magazine of the Montr�al
> chess club, "Le Sp�cialiste des �checs".
> Only 6 issues were published. Odd #'s (Not # 1) ea. $3
> Complete set # 1 to 6, rarely is # 1 available. $30
>
>0782. Le Petit Roque & Qu�b�checs, being the
> official magazine of the FQE. Most issues ea. $3
>
>0783. Grab Bag of various Magazines. There are
> all types of magazines here. CC, Problems,
> Studies, many are foreign languages. Tell
> me what you'd like! (minimum 15 mags!) $10
> 40 magazines $25
>
>0784. RandSpringer, 1985-86-87, being a 4 to 6
> issues a year publication devoted to unusual
> openings. German language. 16 large format
> issues. $25
>
>0785. Levelezsi Sakkhirado, the Hungarian CC magazine
> 1995 complete, 6 numbers in three small
> magazines $6
>
>0786. Fernschach 1990 Complete $18
>
>0788. Sach, Czechoslovakia, # 3/1978 to # 3/1984
> actual postage plus $60
>
>0789. Skakbladet, Denmark, 1976 to 1983
> actual postage plus $70
>
>0790. Skakbladet, 1984-5-7, odds and ends @ ea. $.60
>
>0791. Jaque, Spain, 1976 to 1984
> (missing 1 issue from 1983 and two from 1981)
> actual postage plus $70
>
>0792. Jaque, Spain, 1976 to 1980
> actual postage plus $50
>
>0793. American Chess Journal only lasted three issues
> but was a great magazine that was too good! It
> couldn't afford to continue, I suppose.
> Isue 1 & 2, ea. 128pp., glossy SC, like a
> small book, great reading. ea. $8
>
>Bound Volumes of Magazines
>
>0799. Canadian Chess Review: 1927-1928, a reprint.
> This magazine only lasted these four issues
> but it contains the earliest CCCA news
> published in magazine form. It also
> contains much interesting chess news of
> the time!! It is SC bound in a cheap
> offset method. So, it's only... $5
>
>0800. British Chess Magazine BOUND HC
> 1901, vol XXI, recently rebound
> in HC red binding. Very nice condition! $125
> 1949 $50
> 1952-54-55 $45
> 1965. $40
> For more volumes, see the following Cleeve list.
>
>Tournaments
>
>0801. US Team Trial Tournament, 1933.
> Schroeder book number 47 of 100 printed. $6
>
>0802. Siegen 1970 Olympiad. 776pp., SC.
> Collections of Olympiad games are hard to come by.
> Lately, sets of ol bulletins are sold for $100
> and up. This was printed in larger quantities. $35
>
>0803. Orszagos Magyar Sakkbajnoksag 1947
> by Barcza and Szily. SC, 68pp., SC.
> Nothing loose, but, these old books from the
> 1940's were not too solid to begin with. I
> Believe this was the �47 Hungarian ch.
> I see Benko and Canada's Mackasey played here.
> Not all games, but those here are annotated. $8
>
>0804. A VII Magyar Sakkbajnoksag by Jeno Ban.
> 1951 ch. of Hungary. SC, 120pp., 1953.
> 22 players! Barcza and Szabo finished 1-2
> with Benko a few spots down. $8
>
>0805. Kiev, 1979 or 1980.
> A small team tournament (?) Of 1
>02pp, SC
> Russian language, $5
>
>0805a. New York Open, 1991, by S1 Editrice.
> SC, 62pp., 100 games, but only 2 are
> annotated. Any person with a DataBase and
> a WP could publish something like this.
> What a ripoff! $2
>
>0805b. Alekhine vs. Bogojubow, World Championship
> Match, 1934, by Reinfeld and Fine.
> DOVER, MINT!, glossy SC, 56pp. $7
>Yearbooks, etc.
>
>806. Chess Yearbook 1960, being one of the Russian
> yearbooks that ran from 1935 until 1962.
> It did not publish from 1937 to 1946.
> This book has some waterstains on the cover
> and there is a split between the index pages
> at the rear. Binding solid and all pages solid. $14
>
>Miscellaneous
>
>0807. The Chess Players by Frances Parkinson Keyes.
> The fictionalized novel about Paul Morphy's
> life. Much of this is true! I guess the
> fiction part is in the details of the minutiae!
> HC, 533pp., an "x" marked on front cover or
> it would cost considerably more!
> A good read! I have read it twice over
> the years! $9
>
>0807a. The Role of the Centre in a Chess Game
> by V. D. Persitz. Small Russian booklet
> of 96pp. 1983, SC. $3
>
>0807b. Attack on the Queen's Wing by V. S. Shashin.
> Small Russian booklet of 96pp. 1988, SC. $3
>
>0807c. Technical Defence by D. G. Plisetzki.
> Small Russian booklet of 80pp. 1985, SC. $3
>
>0807d. Chess Tournament Crosstables (HC) by Jeremy Gaige.
> Volume 1 is very difficult to find. It will
> come along from some unexpected source like
> a secondhand bookstore when least expected.
> One has to be looking constantly. I recently
> offered $50 for a copy. Noone came forth!
> Volume 2 $17
> Volume 3 $15
> Volume 4 $13
>
>0807e. The Even More Complete Chess Addict
> by Fox and James. A collection of anecdotes,
> diagrams, general information, games that
> are fun to read. 2nd edition. 370pp., SC, $8
>
>General Problem and Study Books
>
>0807. The Highlander, Episode One: Helpmates and Fairies.
> by Kenneth Solja. A small private publication
> of 48 diagrams composed by the author.
> 30pp., SC. $5
>
>0808. 300 Chess Problems by C. S. Kipping
> HC 1918 (estimated) some water damage
> to rear pages. Many pencilled notes
> inside. 365 pp. $18
>
>0809. Queens of Chess Composition. Being a collection
> of problems composed by women. 236pp.,
> HC, 350 diagrams, problems. Russian lang. $11
>
>0811. Wybrane Problemy Szachowe by Henryk Zuk.
> Small format, glossy SC, Polish, but very
> Little language due to FAN, 80pp., 70 diagrams $5
>
>0812. The Enjoyment of Chess Problems by
> Kenneth S. Howard.
> A corrected, revised edition published in 1951.
> HC, 225pp., nice condition with the signature
> (autograph?) of Russ Isaac who ran our
> association for many years in the 70's
> and 80's. I have been hoping to find some
> news about him such as his date of death.
> We have never eulogized him in the
> pages of "CHECK!". Can anyone in Vancouver
> take a stab at it?? He used to live at
> 4074-Sunnyside. $15
>
>0813. Classic Chess Problems by Kenneth S. Howard.
> DOVER, SC, 107pp. $6
>
>0815. FIDE Album. 1914-1944 II SC Almost MINT! $25
>
>0816. British Chess Federation
> "Awards in Problem Tourneys"
> These small 12pp. booklets were published by
> Chess of Sutton Coldfield, England. Three
> tourneys per booklet.
> Nos. 134-5-6 (1974) $5
> Nos. 131-2-3 (1973) $5
> Nos. 128-9-30 (1972) $5
> Nos. 125-6-7 (1971) $5
> Nos. 122-3-4 (1970) $6
> Nos. 119-20-1 (1969) $7
> Nos. 116-7-8 (1968) $7
> Nos. 113-4-5 (1967) $7
> Nos. 110-1-2 (1966) $7
>
>0817. Israel Problemists' Association AWARDS
> Olympic Composing Tourneys 1964
> 16th Olympiad, Tel Aviv $5
>
>0818. Final Award of the Boris' 10th Anniversary
> Jubilee Tourney of EG
> edited by Jan van Reek. 8pp., incl covers. $2
>
>0819. Leonid Kubbel by Vladimirov and Fokhin.
> Nice condition, 1984, 384pp., SC.
> Being a collection oh Kubbel's problems and
> studies. I believe he was better known for
> his problems. $9
>
>0820. Chess Compositions 1977-1982, no author given.
> 256pp., SC, 1983, problems and studies. $6
>
>0821. Best Studies, Georgian Chess Composition,
> by David Gurgenidze. A small English language
> booklet containing 132 diagrams published
> in Tbilisi. SC, 48pp., $6
>
>0822. Mysterious Studies by G. Kasparyan.
> HC, 1984, 280pp., contains maybe 1000+
> diagrams but it is difficult to know
> since there are so many secondary
> diagrams numbered with letters. $12Problem Magazines
>
>0825. Themes_64 being a quarterly publication in
> French dedicated to PROBLEMS. Available
> as follows:
> Bound SC 1962-63-64 $20
> Bound SC 1965-66-67 $20
> Loose Issues 1968-69-70 (and index) $14
> Loose Issues 1971 $4
>
>0826. Diagrammes, being a French problem magazine.
> Loose Issues 1979-80-81, to Aug/82 $15
>
>0827. The Problemist, 1970-1975, Volume 9, complete.
> 35 issues in all! $35
>
>0831. Albano, a USSR Problem publication
> (copy) It's been a long time
> since I have seen a hand written publication!
> Issue # 1 (copy) $3
> Issue # 2 (copy) $3
>
>0832. The Ural Problemist, being a small format
> Russian problem magazine. Issue # 2/1994
> Which is # 3 overall. 32pp. packed, small
> font and diagrams which allows for a lot
> of material. $5 CLEEVE LIST
>
>
>Most of Cleeve's books were inscribed with his name and the date he 
obtained
>the book. There are occasional inscriptions to John from others. If 
this is
>unacceptable, you should advise me with your order and I will avoid 
sending
>you a book with these marks. Don't expect to buy many books from his 
list if
>you do!!
>
>Batsford Opening Monographs
>
>1002. The Sicilian Flank Game by Alberic O'Kelly de Galway.
> Really a monograph on the Najdorf. HC with dj.
> 1969, 112pp., So much has developped since
> then that I doubt the value of this book!! Thus... $8
>
>1003. English 1...P-QB4 by John L. Watson.
> HC with dj., 1980, 320+pp. $16
>
>1004. Grunfeld Defence by William Hartston.
> HC with dj., 182pp., 1971. $16
>
>ECO's, BCO's, MCO's, etc.
>
>1007. Batsford Chess Openings, edition 1,
> by Kasparov and Keene.
> 1982, 346pp., SC, $10
>
>1009. Modern Chess Openings. Various authors
> and editions with the more difficult to obtain
> editions costing more. All are HC.
> Edition 6, 1939, 324pp. $10
> Edition 8, 1952, 317pp., pages increase in size here. $18
>
>Openings
>
>1011. Play the Caro-Kann by E. Varnusz.
> Pergamon glossy HC, 155pp., 1982, $13
>
>1015. Sicilian: Sveshnikov Variation
> by Adorjan and Horvath.
> Pergamon Press, glossy SC, 1987, 168pp. $10
>
>
>1018. Chess Openings, Your Choice!
> by Stewart Reuben.
> 1985, 240pp., glossy SC, Pergamon Press,
> Basic stuff, one of those pop books that
> some authors seem to pump out regularly!
> Who is the author anyway?? $2
>
>1019. Play the Tarrasch by Shamkovich and Schiller.
> 142pp., glossy SC, Pergamon Press, 1984. $10
>
>1020. Play the French by John L. Watson.
> 220pp., glossy SC, Pergamon Press, 1984 $10
>
>1021. Play the Bogo-Indian by S.Yaulbut.
> Pergamon Press, glossy SC, 1985, 153pp., $10
>
> And now, a few older and unusual books
> on the openings. The older books are
> good to search for variations that
> are no longer popular. There are some
> nasty surprises for the student. Bobby
> Fischer used to come up with some old
> lines occasionally.
>
>1026. La Partie Espagnol by Kahn and Renaud.
> Ruy Lopez, 216pp., 1949, Monaco, French
> language. $12
>
>1032. Sicilian Defence 7, Lines with P-KB4
> By Pickett & Swift.
> Chess Player, SC, 1976, 63pp. $2
>
>1033. The Big Clamp, an Anti-Sicilian Defence
> by Lawrence Day. SC booklet, Chess
> Player, 1984. $2
>
>1036. BCM Guide to the Openings.
> King's Pawn Openings, but no Sicilian.
>
>102pp., HC, covers almost loose. 178 lightly
> annotated games. Early 20th or late 19th century. $8
>
>1042. A Supplement to Cook's Chess Players' Compendioum
> by Alfred Emery. HC, 1910, 31pp.,
> an opening update. $5
>
>1043. Il Dragone Italiano (The Italian Dragon).
> 135pp., 1990, authored by Lotti and Picardi.
> SC, one of a series of booklets published
> by the Italian CC organization. Usually they
> are on CC events. $8
>Yearbooks, Annuals, etc.
>
>1050. Correspondence Chess Yearbook's
> # 1 $30
> # 7 $25
> # 13 $25
>
>1053. The Players Chess News, vol. 1,
> Loads of great reading, games, opening
> articles, etc., August/1981-January/1982. $10
> And vol. 2, January/82-June/82. $10
>
>1054. Tournament Chess
> Index to vol. 1 to 4 $2
> Vol. 6 $10
>
>1055. The Universities Chess Annual,
> Small pamphlets of 20pp. The latter even has a win by Yanofsky!
> Second Issue, November, 1951 $5
> Third Issue, 1952-53 $5
>
>1056. The Kipping Chess Club Yearbook, 1943-44.
> Problems and Games. 30pp. $5
>
>1057. The Lancashire Chess Association,
> Season 1924-25. Some games, 24pp. $5
>
>1059. The English Counties Chess Unions
> Combined Year Book. SC,
> 1931-32, 328pp., good shape $9
> 1934-35, 360+pp., good shape $9
> 1935-36, bit of spine missing at top $7
>
>1061. British Chess Federation Yearbook,
> 1951-52, 296pp. $7
>
>1062. Schaak Jaarboek, 1982, by Cor van Wijgerden.
> Belgium, SC, 154pp. $5
>
>Bound Magazines
>
>1085. The Chess Amateur, being a magazine
> published in England from 1906 to
> approximately 1927. I have never seen any
> offered for sale elsewhere, so, it is not
> easy to pick a price. This magazine had
> a very active correspondence chess club.
> We have the first 6 volumes HC bound
> in a faded red colour with volume # 1
> being done in a brown woodsy finish.
> Nice condition. The set of 6... $575
> They aren't cheap but, from experience, the
> buyers who are serious will cherry pick this
> good stuff very quickly.
>
>1086. Chess, volume 25, 1959-60 $37
>
>1087. British Chess Magazine, being another British
> magazine which published from 1881 and
> continues to this day. We have a series of
> almost MINT HC bound volumes for sale. Unless
> stated otherwise, they are all bound in the
> typical red binding of BCM.
> It took me 8 years to complete my set and I
> did so by taking one or more volumes at a time!
> 1922 ea. $70
> 1945-46 ea. $50
> 1952 & 54 ea. $45
> All the above volumes include the annual
> index and title page.
> The following volumes were privately bound and
> do not have the title page and index. They are
> bound in a nice blue colour.
> 1974-5-6-7 ea. $35
> Current volumes cost approximately $80.00 each!
>
>1090. Chess Review, the USA magazine. Bound HC
> in green in reasonable condition with
> sound covers and some wear.
> 1948 ea. $48
>
>Magazines
>
>1100. Echiquier Belge, being the Belgian CC
> magazine. One package containing
> 38 issues, most of which run in
> sequence. #'s...250,287,302-3-4,
> 309-10, 356 to 385 (May, 1979 to
> January, 1982), # 389. $40
>
>1101. CCLA Record, being the Australian CC
> magazine. One package containing
> 22 issues, most of which run in
> sequence. #'s Volume 30 (1977), # 1
> to Volume 34 (1981), # 3 and Volume 35,
> # 1-2-3. 4 issues a year. Includes 5 other odds and ends issues! $28
>
>1104. Mate Postal, being the Spanish CC magazine.
> 1990 to 1994 and issue # 1, 1995. (21)
> Includes indices for 1991-2, 1993-4 to allow
> For binding! $30
>
>1105. Chess Post, being the official CC magazine
> from the British Correspondence Chess
> Society, one of the CC organizations
> in England. A run from # 5, 1987 to # 1,
> 1996, the complete run above... $80
>
>1106. Information Circular, being the magazine
> of the British Postal Chess Federation.
> A run from issue # 4/89 to # 1/95.
> I expect that current issues after
> this are available from the Federation. $50
>
>1107. SSKK Bulletinen, being the CC magazine
> Of Sweden. Full years and individual
> issues as follows:
> 1982, # 2 to # 6 $7
> 1983, 1984 ea. $15
> 1985, # 1 $2
> 1986-7 ea. $15
> 1988 $15
> 1989, 1-2-3 $4
> 1990-1-2-3-4 ea. $15
>
>1110. Fernschach, being a German and English
> international and German CC magazine.
> 1960-64 ea. $25
> 1990-1-3-4 ea. $20
> And the following individual issues:
> 1962, # 1-2-3-4-5-6-8-9-10 ea. $2
> 1963, # 3-5-6-7-8-9-10-11-12 ea. $2
> 1965, # 1-2-3-4; 1966, # 1-2-3-4-5-6-7-8-10 ea. $2
> 1969, # 12; 1971, # 3; 1974, # 1 ea. $2
> 1975, # 4-5-6-7-9-10-11-12 ea. $2
> 1980, # 1-2-3-4-5-6-9-10-11-12 ea. $2
> 1981, # 1; 1988, # 12; 1989, # 1 ea. $2
> 1992, # 1-2-3-4-5-6-7-8-9-12 ea. $2
> 1994, # 2; 1995, # 1-2-3 ea. $2
>
>1111. Ajedrez Postal Americano, being one of the
> "official" CC magazines of Argentina.
> Very difficult to find, we have a long
> run from Oct/73, # 23 to Dec/84, # 90 Missing three issues, # 
32-35-79.
> A good start to a complete set.
> Includes 7 odds and ends from later issues.
> The run... $125
>
>1112. Scacco!, being an Italian publication
> Which contains the early vestiges
> Of the Italian CC magazine, Telescacco!
> 1971-2-3, missing two issues... $25
>
>1113. Telescacco Nuovo, followed by Telescacco 92
> Being the magazine of Italian CC.
> # 8, 1989 to # 6, 1993, missin g the
> following issues: 12/89; 7/90; 12/91;
> 9/92; 2-3/93. $20
>
>1114. Inside Chess, being the most up-to-date
> English News magazine available in the
> world. We have a couple of the early
> issues available... Issue # 1 $5
> Issue # 2 $3
>
>1115. New Zealand CC Magazines.
> International Correspondence
> Chess Newsletter...11 earlier issues
> after # 9, and,
> EP, being the regular CC magazine
> issued infrequently.
> # 4 (1980) to # 34 (1994), all of above $40
>
>1116. Schaakschakeringen, the Netherlands CC magazine.
> Issues # 9/84 to # 8/95, a run of 11 complete
> years... $125
>
>Collections' of an Individual's Games
>
>1125. My Best Games of Chess, 1908-1923 by Alekhine.
> Volume 1 of the acclaimed series on his games.
> This is a 1939 edition, HC, BELL, 267pp.,
> No dj. And am unsure whether there was one.
> With 100 well-annotated games. Well worn,
> but quite sound binding and pages!
> My Best Games of Chess, 1924-1937 by Alekhine.
> Volume 2 of the acclaimed series on his games.
> This is the 1st edition of 1939, HC, BELL, 285pp.,
> No dj. And am unsure whether there was one.
> With 120 well-annotated games. A little wear
> but quite sound binding and pages!
> Alekhine's Best Games of Chess, 1938-1945
> by C. H. O'D. Alexander. Volume 3, but not
> done by Alekhine. 1st edition with worn dj.
> Book inside dj. almost MINT! Even to having
> the original BELL info card! 42
> well-annotated games, 117pp., HC, 1949.
> For the three... $65
>
>1126. Alekhine on the Road to the World Championship
> 1923-1927, by Alekhine. Pergamon Press,
> glossy SC, 217pp., 100 well-annotated games. $14
>
>1128. 100 Selected Games by Mikhail Botvinnik.
> DOVER, 272pp., well-annotated games. $7
>
>1131. My Chess Career by J. R. Capablanca.
> DOVER edition. $7
>
>1132. Chess Fundamentals by Jose Raul Capablanca.
> 1921, Harcourt and Brace together with BELL,
> 1st edition. Unfortunately, a little dirty. $16
>
>1133. Charousek's Games of Chess by Philip W. Sergeant.
> Another 1st edition from 1919, BELL, HC.
> Title page has an embossed imprint saying
> "Presentation copy". Spine torn 1.5" to 2"
> down right side and more down left side
> toward bottom, but in spite of that, pages
> and binding sound, but not tight. 221pp. $14
>
>1134. Profile of a Prodigy by Frank Brady.
> The unauthorized biography of Bobby
> Fischer, to 1965. Interesting
> reading about his early life.
> 100pp. text, 75 annotated games.
> SC, McKay edition, 250pp., 1969 ed. $5
>
>1137. A Passion for Chess by Reuben Fine.
> Formerly called "Lessons From My Games".
> David McKay and Company, 1958, 225pp., SC, $8
>
>1140. The Chess of Gligoric, 1945-1970 by David Levy.
> 1972, 192pp., 1st edition, World Publishing,
> dj. And book in very nice condition. HC $15
>
>1141. Chess at the Top, 1979-1984 by Anatoly Karpov.
> Karpov's career in the strongest tmt's during
> this period. 49 (What!! Couldn't he have
> found one more?) Well-annotated games.
> Translated from the Russian edition.
> Pergamon Press, glossy SC, 194pp., 1984. $10
>
>1142. Anatoly Karpov: Chess is my Life
> By Karpov and Roshal. Karpov's story to 1978.
> Lots of text to read. Less emphasis on games.
> Glossy SC, 360pp., Pergamon Press, 1980. $16
>
>1146. Paul Keres, Chess Master Class by I. Neishtadt.
> Popular fellow, eh? Certain well-liked
> masters have so many books written by and
> about them, it's difficult to know where to
> start choosing! This one was translated from
> Russian. Pergamon Press, glossy SC, somewhat worn,
> 182pp., 1983. $9
>
>1147. Chess is my Life, Autobiography and Games
> by Viktor Korchnoi. Popular title for a book,
> eh? I'm sure many spouses would not be surprised
> to hear their mates say the same thing!
> Batsford HC with dj., 1978, 168pp. $14
>
>1149. Korchnoi's 400 Best Games by Korchnoi, Wade and
> Blackstock. Batsford, glossy SC, 264pp., 1978,
> FAN, Not too many anotes. $10
>
>1150. 50 Udvalgte Partier, 1948-69 by Bent Larsen.
> This edition in Danish reprinted from 1969
> in 1980. From this edition came the English
> edition on Larsen's games. Picture HC, 200pp.
> MINT! $10
>
>1151. Lasker's Greatest Chess Games by Reinfeld and Fine.
> 75 games, 165pp., DOVER $7
>
>1152. The Exploits and Triumphs in Europe
> of Paul Morphy, the Chess Champion by Frederick Milne Edge. DOVER, 
203pp.
>$7
>
>1153. Half Hours with Morphy by Rev. E. E. Cunnington.
> 1922, small HC, 80pp., there is a split down
> part of one side of the spine, but it is the
> paper covering the HC, so the cover is solid.
> 1st edition. A collection of games and
> positions from Morphy's games. $10
>
>1155. Morphy's Games of Chess by Philip W. Sergeant.
> BELL, HC, 1937, sound, solid covers and
> pages with the dj. Which is yellowed on
> the spine. Excellent condition.
> 361pp., 300 games. $22
>
>1157. Aron Nimzowitsch: A Reappraisal by Raymond Keene.
> 1st edition, 1974, BELL, HC, dj. and book in
> nice condition. Descriptive notation. $25
>
>1158. Blockade by Aron Nimzowitsch.
> Chess Enterprises, Translated by Dr. Joseph Platz.
> SC, 91pp., $6
>
>1159. Chess Praxis, The Praxis of My System by Aron
> Nimzowitsch, 372pp., DOVER, $7
>
>1160. Rubinstein's Chess Masterpieces, 100 Selected
> Games, Annotated bt Hans Kmoch and translated
> by Barnie F. Winkelman. DOVER, 192pp., $7
>
>1162. Reshevsky On Chess by Samuel Reshevsky.
> 1948, 274pp., David McKay and Chess Review,
> 1st edition, (See next for the DOVER edition.)
> HC, dj. worn, book excellent. $25
>
>1163. Reshevsky's Best Games of Chess
> by Samuel Reshevsky. Same as above in DOVER
> edition. $7
>
>1164. My Best Games of Chess , 1935-1957,
> by V. V. Smyslov.
> 154pp., DOVER $7
>
>1166. Ausgewahlte Schachpartien by W. W. Smyslov.
> The DOVER edition above has slightly more
> material than this German edition.
> HC, 195pp., SPORTVERLAG, 1954. $7
>
>1167. 125 Selected Games by V. V. Smyslov.
> Pergamon Press, Glossy HC, yellowed spine,
> 250pp., 1983. $17
>
>1168. William Steinitz Selected Chess Games
> by Charles Devide. DOVER, 109pp., $7
>
>1169. My Best Games of Chess by Laszlo Szabo.
> Excellent condition, Glossy HC,
> Pergamon Press. 208pp., 1986. $18
>
>General Collections of Games
>
>1178. The Fireside Book of Chess
> by Irving Chernev and Fred Reinfeld.
> We usually see this book in the softcover
> edition, but, this is a HC in reasonable
> shape with shreds of the dj.! HC, 400pp.,
> 1949, 2nd edition. Contains lots of anecdotes,
> facts and games. $12
>
>1179. The Fireside Book of Chess
> by Irving Chernev and Fred Reinfeld.
> SC, 400pp., covers a littlr rough.
> Contains lots of anecdotes, facts and games. $7
>
>1189. Learn Chess from the Masters by Fred Reinfeld.
> SC, 144pp., 10 lightly annotated games. $5
>
>1192. Every Game Checkmate (2nd series) by Frank Hollings.
> SC, no date, but quite old, I see games into
> the 1930's. 100 games ending with a diagram
> asking the reader to solve a mate in xx Moves.
> Solutions given in back. 166pp. $5
>
>1193. 100 Chess Gems by P. Wenman.
> SC, 1939, pp. unnumbered, and more games.
> 1st edition, excellent condition with dj. $13
>
>1196. Gems of the Chessboard by P. Wenman.
> pp. unnumbered, 57 games, SC, around
> 1940 because inscription is dated 1941!
> Appears to be 1st edition.
> Excellent condition with dj. $13
>
>1197. 100 Master Games of Chess by Tartakower and du Mont.
> 500 Master Games of Chess by Tartakower and du Mont.
> The DOVER reprints which sell for a lot more
> than normal DOVER books. At least one of
> these is now available on book shelves.
> The two... $18
>
>1198. Lesser Known Chess Masterpieces, 1906-1915,
> 335 Games as Reported in the Year Book of
> chess edited by Fred Wilson. DOVER, 369pp. $7
>
>1199. The World's Great Chess Games by Reuben Fine.
> Dj. Tattered, book excellent, HC, 287pp.
> Great players and some not so great with
> Their games. $14
>
>1200. Chess from Morphy to Botwinnik by Imre Konig.
> BELL HC, 2
>
>1202pp., book excellent, dj. tattered!
> 1st edition. $19
>
>1201. 200 Miniature Games of Chess by J. Du Mont.
> Routledge & Sons, 2nd edition, HC, 287pp.
> This has been reprinted many times. $16
>
>1205. Dynamic Chess by R. N. Coles.
> DOVER, 90 lightly annotated games. $7
>
>1211. 200 Open Games by David Bronstein.
> Batsford, excellent condition with dj.
> 240pp., 1970 translated in 1973. $14
>
>1212. 100 Soviet Miniatures by P. H. Clarke.
> At one time, we didn't get Russian
> games easily. This explains the title.
> BELL HC, 174pp., 1963, ever so slight
> yellowing on the spine. Excellent condition. $20
>
>1213. Kings of Chess by William Winter.
> DOVER, 271pp., Lasker, Capablanca,
> Alekhine, Euwe and Botvinnik. $7
>
>1215. Great Short Chess Games of the Masters
> by Fred Reinfeld. 221pp., pocketbook format,
> about 80 games lightly annotated. 1961, $4
>
>1217. Fifty Great Games of Modern Chess by Golombek.
> HC, BELL, 88pp., 1942, 1st edition, covers
> warped at top. $12
>
>1218. The Russians Play Chess by Irving Chernev. 56 master games 
selected
>and annotated by
> Chernev. Lots of diagrams. In fact, most
> games can be followed visually. DOVER, 215pp. $7
>
>1219. Modern Chess Brilliancies by Larry Evans.
> HC with dj., 101 games to 1968, 226pp.
> Simon and Schuster, 1970, 1st edition. $14
>
>Tournaments and Matches
>
>1232. U.S.S.R. vs. Hungary 1955. All 32 games in
> figurine algebraeic notation! What a
> typesetting job that must have been in 1955!
> Paper bound 24pp. $4
>
>1233. Sousse 1967 by R. G. Wade.
> Glossy SC, Chess Player, 207pp., 1968
> Containing the official report on
> Fischer's walk out! $10
>
>1234. 37th USSR Championship 1969 by B. Cafferty.
> SC, some loose pages at back, but the
> event's pages are all sound.
> Small format, 258 games, 175pp+. $5
>
>1235. Netayna 1971 and the Fischer-Larsen match
> by Blackstock. Being a bound issue of the
> old Chess Player magazine which used to
> publish full games of all the world's big
> tournaments. Paper bound, 46pp. $5
>
>1236. U.S. Championship Chess, A History of the
> Highest American Chess Title with the 1973
> Matches Annotated by William lombardy and
> David Daniels.
> HC with dj., 362pp., 1975, 1st edition,
> David McKay. Nice condition. $15
>
>1238. Bugojno 1978 by Wade, Blackstock and Thomas.
> Small booklet with all 120 games lightly
> annotated in FAN. 40pp. $3
>
>1239. Montr�al 1979 by Tal, Chepizhny and Roshal.
> Glossy SC, Pergamon Press, 204pp. $16
>
>1245. 1980 U.S. Championship by Larry Christiansen.
> 1980, Chess Enterprises, 111pp., SC, MINT! $7
>
>1246. Amsterdam 1971, being one of the
> Chess Player magazines with all the games
> in about 40pp. $3
>
>1247. TIPP-EX 7th Asian Chess Team Championship
> 1987. The 9 bulletins held together with
> one of those 3" tin binders. $3
>
>1249. Croatia Club International Chess Tournament
> 1989 Bulletins stapled together. $2
>
>World Championships
>
>1275. A. Alekhine vs. E. D. Bogoljubow
> World's Chess Championship 1934
> Edited by Fred Reinfeld and Reuben Fine.
> DOVER, 56pp., $7
>
>1276. Championship Chess by P. W. Sergeant.
> 52 Selected games to the 1937 world
> championship match. 1938, HC, dj.
> yellowed on spine, Eyre & Spottiswoode
> 1st edition, sound book in exc. condition.
> 217pp., $15
>
>1277. The World Chess Championship
> by S. Gligoric and R. G. Wade.
> HC, includes Spassky-Fischer, 1972,
> 221pp., with dj., all games from 1948
> To 1972. $14
>
>1278. Fischer vs. Spassky, 1972,
> The Chess Match of the Century
> By Svetozar Gligoric. A good book about this
> match. 128pp., SC, $9
>
>1279. The New King, Anatoly Karpov by Robert Byrne.
> A small pocketbook, with all the candidates'
> matches leading to the Fischer match which
> didn't take place, of course. SC, 178pp., 1976 $5
>
>1280. From Baguio to Merano, the World
> Championship Matches of 1978 and 1981
> by A. Karpov and V. Baturinsky.
> Pergamon Press, glossy SC, 109pp., all text,
> no games. Lots of good reading, if you want
> to hear from the person who effectively
> cheated Korchnoi out of a proper and fair
> match for the championship! (The good communist
> party member!) CHEAP!! For that reason! $7
>
>1281. Garry Kasparov, New World Champion, 1985,
> By Garry Kasparov. Includes the games
> of the aborted earlier match. Glossy SC,
> Pergamon Press, 117pp., 1986. $12
>
>1282. London-Leningrad Championship Games 1986
> by Kasparov. Pergamon Press, 1987, glossy SC,
> 143pp., $12
>
>Olympiads
>
>1283. Chess Olympiads by Arpad Foldeak.
> Corvina Press, 1966, includes history,
> crosstables and some annotated games of
> all olympiads to 1964. HC, 364pp., with dj., $14
>
>1284. Chess Olympiad 1972 by Ray Keene and David Levy.
> HC, 240pp., Doubleday, $12
>
>1285. Skopje 1972, Chess Olympiad.
> Published by Informant, therefore, no
> language is used, although the articles at the
> front are in English. Lots of photographs.
> HC, dj. a little tattered at bottom of spine.
> 214pp., 1972. $12
>
>General Treatises
>
>1294. The Middle Game in Chess by Eugene Znosko-Borovsky.
> Nice clean BELL HC, revised edition, dj. yellowed on the spine. 222pp. 
$18
>
>1296. Judgment and Planning in Chess by M. Euwe.
> Nice clean BELL HC, with a little yellowing
> on the spine of the dj. 190pp. $20
>
>1298. The Principles of Chess by James Mason.
> (This has been reprinted by DOVER.)
> This is a BELL HC, 1894, 286pp.
> Unfortunately, the spine is torn away from
> the cover on one side. Other than that
> serious flaw, the book is old, dirty and
> reasonably sound. $8
>
>1299. The Principles of Chess by James Mason.
> (This has been reprinted by DOVER.)
> This is a BELL HC, 1908, 308pp., revised
> and enlarged edition. Spine yellowed. $15
>
>1300. The Principles of Chess by James Mason.
> DOVER, 366pp., as edited and revised
> by Fred Reinfeld. $7
>
>1303. Chess by C. H. O'D. Alexander.
> Pitman, HC, 190pp., 2nd edition, 1938.
> If you're interested in a listing of the
> general books available for sale at that time
> through Pitman, there is a long list in the
> back. (So, who cares!!) $8
>
>1306. In the early 1900's, Franklin K. Young wrote a
> series of books on the Strategics/Tactics of Chess.
> I can only recall one mention of these somewhere
> in all the time I've read about books and it
> was not complimentary!! We have the four books
> from the series.
>
> a) Chess Strategics Illustrated, 1900,
> Sampson, Low, 1st edition, pages are
> not bound tightly, but are not loose
> (defined as can be pulled out
> individually.) 284pp.;
>
> b) The Major Tactics of Chess, 1904,
> Second edition, solid, small tear at
> top of spine, rear flyleaf needs
> replacing, Little, Brown, 272pp.;
>
> c) The Grand Tactics of Chess, 1905,
> Little, Brown, 462pp., loose pages,
> will have to be rebound if one wants
> a nice book;
>
> d) The Minor Tactics of Chess. 1924
> reprint of a 1894 edition., small
> format, 221pp., Little, Brown;
> The set of four, although,
> Lord knows why you would want
> them...(postage will be heavy, so)... $50
>
>1309. Chess for Match Players by William Winter.
> DOVER, basically a teaching manual, 328pp. $7
>
>1310. The Complete Chess Guide
> by F. J. Lee and G. H. D. Gossip.
> There are four parts to this book, each with
> their own page numbering, so, in spite of not
> seeing any reprint information, I have to assume
> it is not a 1st edition. Basic stuff, including
> a guide to games at odds! Hc, 1903, appears to
> have more than 300 pp. $12
>
>1312. The Chess Mind by Gerald Abrahams.
> 346pp., pocket book size, SC. $5
>
>1313. The Psychology of the Chess Player by Reuben Fine.
> DOVER, 74pp. $7
>
>1314. Common Sense in Chess by Emanuel Lasker.
> DOVER, 139pp. $7
>
>1315. Common Sense in Chess by Emanuel Lasker.
> A small format HC edition in 139pp.,
> 1917, David McKay edition. $10
>
>1316. The Art of the Middle Game
> by Paul Keres and Alexander Kotov.
> Pocket book, 240pp., SC, $5
>
>1317. Tackle Chess This Way
> by W. Ritson-Morry and W. Melville Mitchell.
> 200pp., 1970 edition, beginner's stuff. $4
>
>1318. The Logical Approach to Chess
> by Max Euwe, M. Blaine and J. F. S. Rumble.
> DOVER, beginner's book, 217pp., $6
>
>1325. Defence and Counter-Attack by Tibor Florian.
> Glossy HC, spine whitened by the sun,
> 1983, 200+pp. $12
>
>1326. Your First Move, Chess for Beginners by Alexei Sokolov.
> Published in Moscow in 1981 in the
> English Language! This appears to be a
> first rate book which goes into more detail
> than most beginner's books.
> Glossy HC, 296 small format pages. $9
>
>1327. The Art of Chess by James Mason.
> DOVER, 378pp. $7
>
>1328. How Not to Play Chess by Eugene Znosko-Borovsky.
> DOVER, 119pp., $6
>
>1330. New Ideas in Chess by Larry Evans.
> 185pp., SC $4
>
>1331. How to Play Better Chess by Fred Reinfeld.
> A collection of games with specific themes
> illustrated. HC, dj. A mess, book excellent.
> 1948, 120pp., 1st edition. $7
>
>1332. The Modern Chess Primer by Rev. E. E. Cunnington.
> HC, 366pp., 1903, messy beginner's book. $2
>
>1334. Pawn Power in Chess by Hans Kmoch.
> David McKay, SC, 304pp., A classic, desc. Not. $8
>
>1340. From the Middlegame into the Endgame
> By Edmar Mednis. Mednis is an EG expert
> who frequently writes columns and books
> on this subject.
> 1987, 220pp., glossy SC, Pergamon Press. $13
>
>1343. Test and Improve Your Chess by Lev Alburt.
> 128pp., glossy SC, Pergamon Press, $10
>
>1344. Chess Strategy by Edward Lasker.
> DOVER, 282pp. $7
>
>1345. How to Win at Chess by I. A. Horowitz.
> 4 books and 800pp. Brought together in
> one HC volume with dj. Excellent condition.
> Two books on openings and one each on
> middle game and endgames. Good beginners' book. $10
>
>1347. The Basis of Combination in Chess by J. Du Mont.
> 1944 from 1938, HC, dj. Yellowed on spine,
> Book in nice shape. 218pp., positions
> followed by combinations with explanations. $12
>
>1348. Combinations, the Heart of Chess by Irving Chernev.
> DOVER, 350+ diagrams and the resulting
> combinations. 245pp. $7
>
>Correspondence Chess
>
> See also Yearbooks section.
>
>1376. A.S.I.C.G. The Columbus Memorial, being a souvenir
> programme of this great CC event. It shows all
> teams, TC's, Committee members, etc. $3
>
>1377. Correspondence Chess by Hanon Russell.
> 1980 edition, 186pp., SC, $6
>
>1378. Potter Memorial by Ken Messere. Some may
> recognize the author as having played in
> the 5th world CC ch against Berliner.
> 78 mostly annotated games, Glossy SC,
> small format 110pp., MINT $6
>
>1379. The Games of the World Correspondence
> Chess Championships I-VII by Tim Harding.
> dj. A little the worse for wear, there is
> a later edition covering to ch X, so
> HC, Batsford, 152pp. $12
>
>1383. Chess by Envelope by Grodzensky and Romanov.
> Being a Russian book on CC in Russia.
> 192pp., 1982, SC, almost MINT! $9
>
>1384. XXX Canadian Correspondence Chess Championship
> By J. Ken MacDonald. Whew! This was done
> before there were any word processors
> available. What an effort it was! SC, 60pp. $9
>
>1385. ICCF handbuch (from 1987-8?) Giving titles,
> Ratings, results, tournament entries, etc.
> 2-ring binder, small format, German. $5
>
>1386. 7th U.S. Correspondence Chess Championship
> With annotations by the players and Stephan
> Gerzadowicz by Allen Wright. I've said it
> before! Annotations by Gerzadowicz are
> worth the price of admission all by itself.
> Spiral SC bound, 112 8�"x11" pages. $12
>
>1390. A Players' Album of ICCF Master Class Tournament
> WT/GT/M/204. No games, just bio info as
> collected by one of Canada's players.
> Interesting little read! $1
>
>Problems, Endgames and Studies
>
>1391. The Modern Chess Problem by Philip H. Williams.
> Well worn 2nd edition, around 1912-1913.
> HC, sound pages and cover, small format,
> 252pp., lots of text and explanations,
> Also has 100 problems and solutions. $12
>
>1392. Pick of the Chess Problems by B. P. Barnes.
> 200 problems with solutions and explanations.
> Pocketbook format, 158pp., 1976. $5
>
>1393. Mate in Two Moves by Brian Harley.
> HC, dj. A little ratty on spine, BELL,
> 216pp., with lots of explanations to the
> 174 diagrams. $12
>
>1395. 100 Classics of the Chessboard by
> A.S.M.Dickins and H.Ebert. Wild and
> wonderful oddball problems of all types.
> I used to take diagrams from here for
> My column! Glossy SC, yellowed, 217pp.,
> 1983, great fun! $10
>
>1396. The Chess Problem Science, vol. 1, by C. S. Kipping.
> Two-mover's dealing with a special branch of these
> problems. 1938, 1st edition, 182 diagrams, deals with the
> "Queen's Cross" is one of the themes discussed.
> 60pp., firm covers. Be careful opening this book! $12
>
>1397. Spectacular Chess Problems by K. S. Howard.
> DOVER, 118pp., 200 problems, some discussions
> About the solutions. $6
>
>1398. How to Solve Chess Problems by K. S. Howard.
> DOVER, 171pp., 112 diagrams, lots of
> explanations here. This and the next book
> were my first on problems. I can recall
> thinking that I should study and become a
> problemist after I read these books! $6
>
>1400. The Enjoyment of Chess Problems by K. S. Howard.
> DOVER, 222pp., 216 diagrams, lots of
> explanations here. This and the previous book
> were my first on problems. I can recall
> thinking that I should study and become a
> problemist after I read these books! $6
>
>1402. Sam Loyd and his Chess Problems by Alain C. White.
> DOVER, 471pp., over 740 diagrams, another
> classic, one of the famous XMAS series. $8
>
>1403. Practical Chess Endings by Irving Chernev.
> DOVER, 320pp., 300 diagrams, lots of notes
> to the solutions. $7
>
>1404. Manual of the End-Game by J. Mieses.
> Small format BELL HC, 1947, dj. has a small
> tear on front. 70pp., clean copy. $10
>
>1405. An Introduction to the Endgame at Chess
> by Philip W. Sergeant. HC with dj. with
> dirty spine. 219pp., Chatto & Windus, 1939. $14
>
>1408. Practical Chess Endgames by David Hooper.
> Glossy SC, 143pp., 1968, Routledge. $8
>
>1409. Modern Chess Endings by Barnie F. Winkleman.
> HC, 243pp., 1933. $13
>
>1413. Basic Chess Endings by Reuben Fine.
> The classic on endgames! HC with a dirty dj.
> 573pp., 2nd edition. David McKay.
> Softcovers of this book are priced at this
> amount today. $18
>
>1415. Rook v. Minor Piece Endings by Yuri Averbakh. Batsford, HC with 
dj.,
>excellent shape!
> 162pp., descriptive notation. $16
>
>Miscellaneous
>
>1426. A little info folder from the Victoria
> Chess Club (England) along with a similar
> small size folder with the playing rules
> of chess. $1
>
>1428. ECI European Computer Chess Championship.
> A small English pamphlet programme
> for this event. $1
>
>1431. Play Better Chess by Leonard Barden.
> Large format, 153pp., HC with dj.,
> players and games with brief bios,
> Another coffee table book. $12
>
>1432. A History of Chess by Jerzy Gizycki.
> Large format HC, 375pp., 1972, translated
> From Polish edition, 1960. $20
>
>1433. A Short History of Chess by Henry A. Davidson.
> 228pp., HC with dj., looks like a 1st edition,
> but it is a review copy from 1968, so it isn't! $11
>
>1434. The American Chess Player's Hand Book.
> 256pp., 1934, HC, $5
>
>1435. Chess Traps and Strategems by Rev. E. E. Cunnington.
> Small format, stiff cover, 102pp.,
> Diagrams and their continuations and ideas.
> Lots of material from old games! No date
> given, but I think he wrote around early 1900's. $6
>
>1436. The Adventure of Chess by Edward Lasker.
> DOVER, 296pp. The engaging, fun book about
> many aspects of chess. A good read. Don't
> look for deep analysis here! $7
>
>1437. The Next Move is.... by E. C. R. Cordingley.
> Diagrams and solutions to combinations.
> BELL, 88pp., 1944, HC with dj., 1st edition. $9
>
>1438. Chess for Amateurs by Fred Reinfeld.
> Small format, Pitman, HC with dj. but dj.
> not in good shape, 98pp., 1944, 1stedition. $7
>
>1440. Easy Guide to Chess by B. H. Wood.
> A well known classic on beginner's chess
> Which has been reprinted many, many times,
> including very recently, I think!
> HC, dj. Quite ratty, 124pp., $6
>
>1441. Blunders and Brilliancies
> by Moe Moss and Ian Mullen.
> Pergamon Press, 128pp., glossy SC, 1990. $7
>
>1442. Handbook of Chess as it is marked on the
> spine, but the cover says Chess and
> then Pardon. Flyleaf missing as well as
> title page. The Preface is the first page
> and is written dated 1868. Can't tell when
> published, beginners' book, HC, stitching
> binding loose, 96pp. $5
>
>1443. Instant Chess by David Levy and Kevin O'Connell.
> 76pp., glossy SC, Pergamon Press, beginners' $5
>
>1444. Chess Questions Answered
> by Bonham and Wormald. SC, small format, 137pp.
> More Chess Questions Answered
> by Bonham and Wormald. HC with dj., small
> format, 177pp.
> Both 1st editions, 1945 and 1948. Good fare
> for the player who doesn't have a deep
> knowledge about the game. The two... $10
>
>1445. Instructive Positions From Modern Chess
> by Jacques Mieses. HC with poor dj.,
> BELL, 1938, 1st edition, 75pp., bottom of spine
> Yellowed where the dj. is missing. $10
>
>1446. Attack with the Queen by Bondarevsky.
> A small Russian booklet of 111pp. Again,
> typical with diagrams and comments and
> moves, etc. Some Russian will help. $3
>
>1447. Adventure in Chess by Assiac.
> HC, with awful dj.!! Turnstile Press
> with a small post-a-log type set inside
> the back cover. 192pp. Appears to be a
> first edition. Good read like his other books. $10
>
>1448. The Guardian Chess Book by Leonard Barden.
> Pocketbook format, 166pp., beginners' stuff. $2
>
>1452. Chess for Fun and Chess for Blood by Edward Lasker.
> DOVER, 224pp. A classic of fun. $7
>
>1453. Solitaire Chess by I. A. Horowitz.
> This used to be a column in Chess Review.
> Games are presented and you calculate
> the next move and get awarded points
> for being accurate. HC, dj. excellent,
> 1st edition, 128pp. $10
>
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