kmoch h (24 resultados)

Soft cover. Condición: Very Good. Stiff light blue paper covers printed in black approx. 7x5 inches 96 pages with light overall handling wear.

1946, softcover, 1st Edition, 80 pp., Frontwrapper detached. Discolored (cheap paper!) else very good. Pictures on request.

Soft cover. Condición: Very Good. Minor wear to covers.

1st Edn. Spine faded, waterstain to lower corners o/w G. 304pp. The classic work on pawn play, with classification of pawn formations. Many full and part games.

1st Edn. Original wrappers, front cover nearly loose o/w G. 80pp. 45 annotated games. 1.O'Kelly de Galway 2.Stoltz. LN 5673.

Hardcover. Condición: VG-. Estado de la sobrecubierta: No Dust Jacket. Light cover edgewear, heaviest at lower front corner tip. Rear cover rubbed, lightly soiled. Pages tight, clean, unmarked. 95 pages with illustrations. ;

1st Edn. p/b, spine yellowed with slight wear, pages yellowed as usual o/w G. 44pp. 20 games, with brief notes, German notation. USSR won 15.5-4.5.

Large format, bound in boards with cloth spine, G. No title-page issued but complete with 164pp. 190 games. The first big post-war tournament, with 20 players. 1 Botvinnik 2 Euwe 3 Smyslov. Later published as a separate book in 1949. With a bookplate of the ECF collection.

Soft cover. Condición: Very Good+. Estado de la sobrecubierta: No Dust Jacket. 98 pp. Original green wraps, lightly soiled. Illust. w/ b/w photos. Contents very nice.

Amst., Vrij Nederland, 1946. 95 blz. Diagrammen. Gebonden. [16259].

1st Edn. Original black cloth, slight edge wear otherwise a good copy, a chess bookplate on endpaper. 387pp plus 5pp tables, many photographs. 190 annotated games with German notation. The first big post-war tournament, with 20 players. 1 Botvinnik 2 Euwe 3 Smyslov. An impressive tournament book. LN 5677.

1st Edn. Plain card covers (foxed) with d/w (slightly frayed or torn on edges). G. 77pp. 45 games. The attractive jacket has a group photo of the players on the front. 1.Eliskases 2 Keres 3 Pirc.

(AJ21) - Liverpool - 3/6 - Contiene 96 páginas - Encuadernado en media tela verde, mantiene tapa original - Contiene fotos de los jugadores y diagramas de las jugadas - Buen estado. hardcover.

Zürich, Olms, 1981. 422 pp. Diagrams. Hardcover. Fine. 3283000638. Tschaturanga. Darstellungen und Quellen zur Geschichte des Schachspiels. Band 16. Herausgegeben von Christiaan M.Bijl, Victor Kortschnoi und Klaus Lindörfer. [150284].

Condición: Very Good. Hardcover; Chess-Sutton Coldfield; 1949; Green cloth, 7-1/2" x 9-1/2", 164 pages. The binding is clean and tight. There are two 1" circular stains on the rear cover. The interior pages have a water stain covering the top 1/4th of all the pages but DOES NOT affect the reading or turning of the pages. There are no attached book plates, blind stamps, writing or other signs of previous ownership. Carefully wrapped and shipped USPS Media Mail within 1 business day upon verification of payment. 30 day return policy - Please contact me first. Thank you, Dan.

Vrij Nederland 1946 Gekartonneerd, 95pp., 11.5x20cm., illms. in z/w., in goede staat (band met wat gebruikssporen).

Hardcover. Condición: Very Good. No Jacket. 1st Edition. 164 pages with diagrams and tables. Tall octavo (9 3/4" x 7 1/2") bound in original publisher's dark green cloth with gilt lettering. Magazine portrait of the players tipped to page opposite title. Analysis by Max Euwe, commentaries by H Kmoch. Translated and edited by B H Wood with assistance by J Creevey and J Jackson. First published in Dutch 1947. (Betts: 25-166). First edition. The "miracle" tournament of Groningen (August-September 1946) - the miracle being that an event of such magnitude could be organized in war-torn Holland a mere fifteen months after the war - set a new trend in international tournaments. Except for Bogoljubow in the early 1920s and Botvinnik in the 1930s, only two Soviet players had been allowed to play abroad between the wars. Rabinovich at Baden-Baden,1925 and Ragozin at Semmering 1937. Here for the first time a whole team of Soviet masters came to tackle the enemy in his own territory - successfully, as it turned out, four of the Soviet players occupied first, third, sixth and seventh places and the fifth scored 50%. The tournament thus introduced a period of Soviet domination of international chess which lasted about twenty years till Fischer, Larsen and Portisch succeeded in challenging the might of the USSR. The contest immediately developed into a duel between Botvinnik and Euwe, the lead changing several times between these two. At half-way (round 10) Botvinnik had scored 9, Euwe 7 1/2. Denker and Smyslov 7, but five rounds later the score read Euwe 12 1/2, Botvinnik 11 1/2. Both leaders were shaky by now, and after Botvinnik had regained the lead both lost in the last round (one of the most sensational on record) - Botvinnik to Najdorf and Euwe to Kotov. (Golombek: 133) Condition: Corners bumped, previous owner's name on front end paper, some slight rippling to cloth, old book seller stamp to front paste down, spine gilt dulled else very good.

Uitgave van Hoogoventournooiclub, Beverwijk, 1946. 80 S. mit Abb., kartonierter Einband, (Einband etwas stockfleckig)--- 124 Gramm.

Chess Sutton Coldfield, Liverpool, 1947. 96 S. mit Abb., kartonierter Einband--- 90 Gramm.

Soft cover. Condición: Good. 1st Edition. Dr. A[lexander]. Aljechin - H[ans]. Kmoch - G[éza]. Maróczy - A[ron]. Nimzowitsch: Das Erste Internationale Schachmeisterturnier in Kecskemét 1927. Bearbeitet von - -. Kecskemét, [1928] Ungarn, Kecskeméter Schachvereines. XVI. 4 t. (pictures) 157 [3] p. with chess diagrams. First edition. Publisher's paper wrappers. Stamp of former owner Dr. Prof. Alois Mann on cover and title page, inscription of name on cover. - -- - Twenty experts, divided into two sections of ten each, participated in the international masters' tournament held at Kecskemet, Hungary, from June 25 to July 12. After the preliminary tournaments in each section, A and B, which were won by Dr Alexander Alekhine and L Steiner, respectively, the four leaders in each entered section A of the finals, engaging in an additional round robin tournament, and the four next in order in each preliminary section contested a similar final in section B. The upshot of it all was that Alekhine gained another important victory and came through as winner of the tournament without meeting a single defeat, but with only half a point to spare over Steiner and Nimzowitsch, who divided the second and third prizes in Section A Finals. Dr Asztalos won the fourth prize, Dr Vajda, Kmoch and Ahues divided the fifth, sixth and seventh prizes, and Gilg won the Eighth.

1938, Near Fine, Very Good, Soft cover, 79.

Hardcover. Condición: Good. 1st Edition. Dr. A[lexander]. Aljechin - H[ans]. Kmoch - G[éza]. Maróczy - A[ron]. Nimzowitsch: Das Erste Internationale Schachmeisterturnier in Kecskemét 1927. Bearbeitet von - -. Kecskemét, [1928] Ungarn, Kecskeméter Schachvereines. XVI. 4 t. (pictures) 157 [3] p. with chess diagrams. First edition. Contemporary spine in damaged, faded half cloth binding. Inscribed by Géza Maróczy. [The prize book of the "Pesti Hírlap" (Newspaper) puzzle competition.] Géza Maróczy (1870 1951) was a Hungarian chess player, one of the leading players in the world in his time. With him at the head, Hungary won the first Chess Olympiads in London (1927). In 1950, FIDE instituted the title of Grandmaster; Maróczy was one of several players who were awarded the title based on their past achievements. Capablanca held Maróczy in high esteem. ( O,O ) /)__) , , Inscribed by Author(s).

M. 1 Portr. u. mehr. Abb. 2 Bl., 161 S. OHlwd. (Meister d. Kampfschachs). Sprache: Deutsch 0 gr.

1956 S. U. A. P. I. Argentine HCMAVA. 87 pg. 23x19 cm. Enc. en rústica edit. Tostado. Para ver o recibir fotografías de los libros puede ir a nuestra web o solicitarlas., ).