Search Results: Titles starting with N from Tony Peterson

Sverdlovsk, 1983. . Hardback, G. 143pp. 264 problems. Features the work of 3 Urals composers, the veteran A.G.Kopnin, V.F.Udartsev and the author himself, plus a very useful summary of current 2-move themes. (from The Problemist review, Nov.1984.) chess 51.

Minsk, 1982. . H/b, G. 189pp. 100 annotated games. Includes his visit to USA 1923/4, blindfold games, tournaments from 1925-27, and match with Capablanca. chess 48.

Kecskemet 1966. . p/b. G. 29pp., 45 games, a few notes. 1-2 Hort, Portisch 3 Bilek. chess tournaments 57.

Van Spijk, Venlo, Antwerp 1996. . p/b, crease to front cover o/w VG. 63pp., photos, 70 games, some annotated, round by round commentary. 1-2 Timman, Sokolov. Timman won the 4 game play-off. chess tournaments 57.

Wassenaar 1972. . p/b. VG. 36pp. 136 problems by Dutch composers. From library of Gerd Meyer. chess 14.

KNSB 1997. . p/b, VG. 80pp., photos, round by round summaries, 70 games, some annotated. 1-2 Nikolic, Timman 3-4 Sokolov, van der Wiel. Nikolic won the four game play-off. chess tournaments 57.

Pitman 1958. . 1st UK Edn. Red mark on front cover o/w G. 196pp. Many positions from games of the 1950's arranged by themes, including many examples from Evans' own games...lucid and lively style. chess instruction 61.

Pergamon 1986. . Large p/b, back cover with staining to edge and crease o/w G. 117pp., photos. (A.) 24 games annotated by Kasparov who won 13-11. Also includes the scores for the 48 game aborted 1984-5 match. "Among the best analytical works ever published." (Timman, on Kasparov, NIC 2005/3.) (Another copy: VG. £10.00). Chess 5.

Chess Player 2010. . New p/b. 67pp; all 56 games; 56 diagrams; many detailed notes; photograph of players; cartoons of several players; biographies. 1 Capablanca 2 Marshall. Rare & Unpublished Tournament Series No.80. (For many others see "Chess Player" section on website. chess 17.

Chess SC 1946. . 1st Edn. Original orange boards, G. 4 photos, 158pp. 66 championship games and 80 from the major tournaments, with notes by I.Konig. 1.R.F.Combe 2.G.Wood ahead of many famous British players. 27. 28.