Ragozin v (4 risultati)

Soft cover. Condizione: Fair. In Russian. Pb booklet, 80pp. Fair+, marks on back cover, tear to top of spine, pages tanned but clean. Includes the 210 games without notes of the 1953 Neuhausen/Zurich chess tournament, plus introduction, player profiles and openings survey.

Hardcover. Condizione: Fair. In Russian. Hb, cream boards, 244pp. Fair, corners heavily chipped or with small tears, front cover marks, back cover has inked notation (appears to be a list of game scores), price stamped on inside back cover. Pg 103-104 has been removed but apparently this is the case for most copies since it was a directive of the publishers/authorities, probably to delete reference to a player who became persona non grata. (A photocopy of the two missing pages which contain tournament tables, are supplied for reference). Includes approx. 100 annotated games, commentary and tournament tables for the period covered; theory/analysis; studies and problems. With contributions from Romanovsky and Averbakh amongst others. Size: 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall.…

Flexible Leatherette. Condizione: Very Good. First Edition Thus. 16mo; xi, (1), 232 pages; Clean and secure in original black leatherette binding with gilt lettering at spine and gilt device on front cover; top edges gilt. Chosen And Translated From The Original Russian by Zenaide A. Ragozin. With An Introduction And Biographical Notes By S. N. Syromiatnikof. This volume includes four short stories -- the first two by Constantine Mikhailovitch Staniukovitch and the second two by V. G. Korolenko.…

Hardcover. Condizione: Very Good. TITLE Soviet Chess Books 1964 to 1970 Ragozin Bondarenko and Kan 3 Book Russian Language Set DESCRIPTION Three Book Set of Soviet Chess Literature Original Russian Editions 1964 to 1970 A collection of three Russian language chess books published in Moscow during the Soviet era. This set brings together grandmaster game analysis and the history of chess endgame studies and competitive chess. An appealing collection for chess historians and collectors of vintage Soviet chess publications. All three volumes come from the estate of twentieth century chess player A N Towse of Pennsylvania and New York. The books may contain his personal marginalia study notes and occasional translations of chess openings or player names. His ownership title paper may also be present on the spine of each volume. BOOK ONE Title: Izbrannye partii Ragozina Russian Title: Избранные партии Рагозина English Title: Selected Games of Ragozin Author: Vyacheslav V Ragozin Year: 1964 Publisher: Fizkultura i Sport Place of Publication: Moscow USSR Pages: 202 A biographical and instructional collection devoted to Soviet Grandmaster Vyacheslav Ragozin. The book includes biographical material and annotated games associated with World Champion Mikhail Botvinnik and chess master L Abramov. Ragozin was World Correspondence Chess Champion and served as vice president of FIDE. BOOK TWO Title: Galereya shakhmatnykh etyudistov Russian Title: Галерея шахматных этюдистов English Title: Gallery of Chess Studies Author: Philipp S Bondarenko Year: 1968 Publisher: Fizkultura i Sport Place of Publication: Moscow USSR Pages: 304 A substantial reference work on the art and history of chess endgame studies by Soviet composer and historian Philipp Bondarenko. The anthology explores celebrated composers and their compositions including the tradition associated with Troitsky. It features intricate endgame positions and analytical variations of interest to chess enthusiasts and collectors. BOOK THREE Title: Shakhmatnye batalii Russian Title: Шахматные баталии English Title: Chess Battles Compiler and Editor: Ilya A Kan - for whom the Sicilian Kan is named Year: 1970 Publisher: Voenizdat Military Publishing House of the USSR Ministry of Defense Place of Publication: Moscow USSR Pages: 208 A Soviet chess anthology compiled by International Master Ilya Kan and published by the military publishing house of the USSR Ministry of Defense. Its publishing history distinguishes it from books issued by the more familiar Soviet sports press. An interesting addition to a collection of mid century Soviet chess literature. CONDITION All three volumes have strong and solid bindings with normal shelfwear consistent with age and use. May contain smudging, scratches, wear - see photos The 1970 volume has some scattered foxing throughout which does not affect the many photographs diagrams or text. All three books come from the estate of twentieth century chess player A N Towse of Pennsylvania and New York. As such the volumes may contain his personal marginalia study notes and occasional translations of chess openings or player names. His ownership title paper may also be present on the spine of each volume. Please review all photographs carefully for further details of condition and ownership markings. COLLECTION DETAILS Three original Russian language chess books published in Moscow between 1964 and 1970. The collection covers grandmaster games and analysis as well as chess endgame compositions and competitive play. Offered as one complete three book set. May separate if desired.…