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Craig from Salt Lake 500 Master Games of Chess (3 Books in 1 Volume) Review Awesome collection of old & very instructive master games running the gamut of openings. This book has become a favorite of mine. Tartakowers analysis is crisp and instructive. Highly recommended!

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This fifth installment of "The Tactician's Handbook" turns to pawn combinations. Extreme pawn combinations! The Steeplechase is a foot-race through obstacles, and here Charushin treats us to the spectacle of a lowly pawn surmounting barriers and overcoming pieces, headlong in its tactical dash for the finish line. A high stakes capturing race, a pawn charge under the enemy gauntlet, a forced march to the Queening square - that's the Steeplechase...

"Anatoly Karpov was one of the world's strongest players. And, of course, his elaborated opening preparations were one of the key elements that allowed him to achieve such outstanding results. Karpov came to his present Black repertoire not at once. At first he played the Ruy Lopez and the Sicilian Defence after 1.e4, the Queen's gambit after 1.d4 and the symmetrical 1…c5 in the English Opening. Then he began to play so called solid openings...

Here is your chance to own the classics you've always wanted...but now in the latest ChessBase format! Each book faithfully follows the original, with text documents, photos, richly annotated games - and fully interactive! Just look at the titles included on this feature-packed CD:

2 Chess books, whether you are a novice or an experienced player looking for better moves. Soft covered book titled HOW TO IMPROVE YOUR CHESS by I.A. Horowitz & Fred Reinfeld, 1952, 198 pages,with 100 Illustrated Tactical Situations, Soft covered book titled CHESS STRATEGY AND TACTICS Fifty Master Games Selected and Annotated by Fred Reinfeld and Irving Chernev, 1974, 179 pages. Chess Strategy and Tactics is a superb collection of fifty of the greatest master games ever played. How to Improve Your...

Get all three books in the Teaching Chess, Step by Step series at a great savings. Book One is the Teacher's Manual, Book Two is the book of Exercises, and Book Three is the Activities book.

This book is designed to be a companion of Book 1, Teaching Chess Step by Step Teacher s Manual. It contains a series of exercises designed to reinforce the knowledge that children gain from the teacher s presentations in the classroom. The exercises were designed for K-12 beginners and require a minimum of explanation. The solution may be written in chess notation or drawn on the board. The teacher can use the exercises for presentation in class or as homework. They are designed for individual or...

Pages: 256, Edition: 1ST, Paperback, Batsford

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This CD has 12 Classic Books from 1847-1948 for one low price. Why spend over $200 when you can own all these books on CD for one low price? Acrobat reader is included on the CD for you to read and print the books. Books: Rubinstein's Chess Masterpieces (Kmoch, 1941), The Game of Chess (Tarrasch, 1940), The Chess Player's Handbook (Staunton, 1847), The Russians Play Chess (Chernev, 1947), Relax with Chess & Win in 20 (Reinfeld, 1948), Changing Fashions (White, 1925), Mate in Three Moves (Harley...

Pages: 304, Paperback, Batsford

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Notes: From the Batsford Chess Library, chess trainer and grandmaster "provide a unique insight into the workings of a highly efficient opening laboratory, and an entertaining account of the practical record of its output- both successes and failures." 304 pgs., light blue wraps are in very nice condition, internally clean with sound binding.

Vienna 1922 is remembered as one of the first great tournaments after World War I. All the stars of the day (Alekhine, Bogoljubow, Gruenfeld, Maroczy, Reti, Spielmann, Tarrasch and Tartakover) played except Capablanca and Lasker, but it was Akiba Rubinstein who was to turn in an outstanding success scoring an undefeated 11½ from 14 to finish a point and half ahead of second place Tartakover and two and a half (!) points ahead of Alekhine.

Squeezing the Gambits the Benko, Budapest, Albin and Blumenfeld - Kiril Georgiev