To my amazement a bike store in Toronto-Laird Dr.-has a very large collection of used books and some chess books plus 2 dozen or so British "Chess" magazines dated around late 1990's-early 2000.In fact the owner is bringing to me a gem from the 1820's next week. These magazines he received from Barbados.
Bike shop sells Chess books!!!!!
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Re: Bike shop sells Chess books!!!!!
Originally posted by Alan Baljeu View PostAn 1820 magazine about chess? No kidding!
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Re: Bike shop sells Chess books!!!!!
Originally posted by John Henry View Posta very large collection of used books
What is a price for Chess magazines?
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Re: Bike shop sells Chess books!!!!!
According to The Oxford Companion to Chess, 2nd ed., the first chess magazine was Le Palamède, edited by Bourdonnais, which began in 1836.
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Re: Bike shop sells Chess books!!!!!
Originally posted by Stephen Wright View Postthe first chess magazine was Le Palamède, edited by Bourdonnais, which began in 1836.Last edited by Egidijus Zeromskis; Tuesday, 28th July, 2009, 12:38 AM.
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Re: Bike shop sells Chess books!!!!!
Chess magazines are $1.00 each. It is a book from the 1820's....
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Re: old Chess books!!!!!
I was recently in David Mason's Fine & Rare books, 366 Adelaide Street West, www.davidmason.com
and they have over a dozen old chess books of various sizes, some from the 1800s but they all were beginner books: how to move the pieces and the names of the openings (including the variations of the King's Gambit).
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