Lot of 11 Chess Review 1951 Nimzowich Alekhine Keres

Hi! YOU’RE gonna love this offer!

We are empty nesters now, downsizing the smoke free home, and the wife says sell!

Please check out my other things at ‘sellers other items’, and THANKS for looking. I have a lot of Chess reviews up now.

            YES, I will ship International!    I can give you a quick estimate from the Postal Service website, but I will invoice you what the Post Office actually charges me.

I am offering here a lot of 11 Chess review magazines from the year 1951. This is almost a full year, only November is missing for you to track down. “Chess Review: The Picture Chess Magazine” has old ads, articles and games. Things like Solitaire Chess, Postal, Spotlight on Openings, Chess Movies and Chess Cavier. I will give a few highlights from each issue. Their condition is generally good. Staples are a little rusty. Covers are intact. I don’t see any writing on any, but I might have missed something while briefly looking at each issue.

Jan 1951, Vol 19, No 1.  When Chess Came of Age, The Adventure of Chess

Feb 1951, Vol 19, No 2.   Amsterdam International Tournament, Reader’s Games, Postal Chess Ratings.

Mar 1951, Vol 19, No 3. The Myth of the Brilliancy Prize, Keres best Games, Philidor’s Defense, Horowitz on Tour.

Apr 1951, Vol 19, No 4. An Ingenious Example of My System by Nimzovich, Reshevsky on Chess

May 1951, Vol 19, No 5. Sam Loyd-A Tribute, Games from the World Championship match, Recollections of Alekhine.

Jun 1951, Vol 19, No 6. Alain White 1880-1951, Chess memoirs by Tartakover, Games from World Championship match.

Jul 1951, Vol 19, No 7. Geza Maroczy 1870-1951, Wertheim Memorial Tournament, Games from World Championship match.

Aug 1951, Vol 19, No 8. Easter Island Chess Set, The Mind is Quicker Than the Eye by Reinfeld, Games from World Championship match.

Sep 1951, Vol 19, No 9. United States Championship, The Art of Sacrifice in Chess by Spielmann, King’s gambit declined.

Oct 1951, Vol 19, No 10. Of Cabbageheads and Kings by Hayden, How to Think Ahead in Chess.

Dec 1951, Vol 19, No 12. Only a Draw, Relax with Chess

OK, That’s lots of chess pages. Don’t be a woodpusher anymore. Your not gonna get cabin fever anymore.

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