Lot of 9 Chess Review 1952 Reshevsky USSR Traps

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 for bidding 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 9 Chess Review magazines from the year 1952. “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 1952, Vol 20, No 1.  1951 in Review, From My Chess Memoirs by Tartakover, What Happened to Chess in Strobek?

Feb 1952, Vol 20, No 2. World of Chess, 19^th USSR Chess Championship, Winning Chess traps,

Apr 1952, Vol 20, No 4. Stalemate by Horowitz, memories of Masters, Round Robin Tournaments and the Kirk-Holland System, Chess From Morphy to Botvinnik.

Jun 1952, Vol 20, No 6. More about the Masters, Chess mastery by Reinfeld,

Aug 1952, Vol 20, No 8. From My Chess memoirs by Tartakover, Is the Swiss Style System a Swindle?

Sep 1952, Vol 20, No 9. (torn cover needs tape) The Most Unforgetable Chess Character I Ever knew by Smith,

Oct 1952, Vol 20, No 10. International team tournament, A Napier Memorial, That Ends Well.

Nov 1952, Vol 20, No 11. Time on Reshevsky, How to Improve Your Chess,

Dec 1952, Vol 20, No 12. World of Chess, Golden Age of Chess, The Human Side of Chess, The Cat May look at a King.

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

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