Search Results: Authors starting with D from Tony Peterson

White Lion, 1976. . A facsimile reprint of the 1st Edition. VG, d/w (small nick on spine). 171pp. Many plates illustrating chess sets. Chess %

McKay, Philadelphis 1920. . Revised Edn. Original red cloth, VG. 117pp. This revised edition includes a new American chess code, Marshall's Best Games (5 games), and 17 problems. Suprisingly no editions are listed in the LN 1955 catalogue. Betts 10-102. chess 51.

BCCA 1982. . p/b. G. 98pp. Includes 15 annotated games. chess 42.

Chess Player, 1975. . 1st Edn. p/b. VG. 142pp, plus facsimile letter and marriage certificate, 2 plates, mainly biography and letters, plus small selection of annotated games. Scarce. With a small label of the ECF, Pollard collection. chess biographies 58.

Pitman 1953. . 1st Edn. VG, no d/w. 149pp. Some 50 annotated games and biography. Scarce. With a small label of the ECF, Pollard collection. chess biographies 62.

Everyman 2000. . 1st English Edn. Large p/b, previous owner name on title-page o/w VG. 272pp., biography, 178 annotated games. (A.) chess 49.

Pergamon 1990. . Reprint, with corrections. p/b, foxing to first page and page block edge o/w VG. 268pp. Includes 62 test positions. (A.) chess instruction 61.

Batsford 2010. . 1st Edn. p/b, VG. 256pp. 39 annotated games. The British GM includes anecdotes and reminiscences from his own colourful chess career, and annotates the games of Tal, Shirov, Topalov, Morozevich, Anand, and others. (A.) chess instruction 61.

Mouton & Co., The Hague/Paris, 1965. . 1st Edn. Blue cloth, inscription and tape marks on endpapers, stain on 2 pages o/w G. 463pp. An important work on psychology and human thinking by Dutch chess master and professor of psychology De Groot, who achieved great distinction in his field. Back in 1938 he undertook an experimental study with players such as Alekhine, Euwe, Keres, Fine & Flohr who all played in the AVRO tournament. chess reference 56.

n.d.(c.2010) . DVD, c.90 minutes long. Hosted by George A. Dean, President Emeritus of Chess Collectors International, in which he discusses fine chess sets from his huge collection. The presentation traces 1000 years of conflict, highlighting 20 wars, utilizing fine chess sets from his huge collection. chess chessmen 52.

1988 facsimile of 1955 work. . Limited Edition of 750 copies. VG. 342pp. Lists some 6500 items published up to 1953/54, divided into subjects, plus index. Chess

Caissa,USA,1979. . Facsimile Reprint Limited to 700 numbered copies. 112,(4)pp. F. Includes most of the chess publications known of until its publication in 1880, arranged alphabetically by author.. Chess

Berlin 1874. Facsimile reprint by Edition Olms, Zurich 1981. . 2 volumes in 1. VG, (without d/w.) pp 422, 154, 524. This is a very important bibliography and historical work, particularly for early chess literature. Gives full details of all the books and magazines. Both the original and reprint are scarce. chess 51.

Budapest 1983. . p/b, VG. 66pp., selection of c.350 men's and 200 women's games without notes, including all games of top 5 teams, preface in several languages. chess tournaments 57.

Chessdon, Florida 1999. . 1st Edn. p/b, VG. 356pp., photos, some in colour, 28 games. A past President of the USCF and Florida chess journalist, he recounts his experiences in the chess world, and particularly American chess. chess reference 61.

Schaakbulletin, Amsterdam 1978. . p/b. G. 144pp. 32 games, with introductions and general commentary, Karpov winning 16.5-15.5. chess

Beyer verlag, 1995. . p/b. VG. 160pp., photos, interviews, 45 annotated games. 1 Kramnik 2 Karpov 3-4 Leko, Ivanchuk. chess tournaments 57.

Beyer verlag, 1996. . p/b. VG. 140pp., photos, interviews, 45 annotated games. 1-2 Kramnik, Anand 3 Gelfand. chess tournaments 57.

Beyer verlag, 1998. . p/b. VG. 120pp., photos, 45 annotated games. 1 Kramnik 2 Anand 3-4 Topalov, Ivanchuk. A strong field also including Karpov, Polgar and Short. chess tournaments 60.

Eindhoven, 1990. . p/b. VG. 110pp., photos. 24 annotated games. Kasparov won 12.5-11.5. Chess