Search Results: Authors starting with B from Tony Peterson

Peter Owen, 1959. . 1st UK Edn. G. 224pp. The first dictionary of chess. Chess 27.

Batsford 1980. . 1st Edn. VG,d/w. 229pp. Elo is a co-author. Includes chapters on ratings and FIDE rating system, rules for tournaments and matches, laws and their interpretations, etc. (Also: p/b, G. £9.00 ) chess 22.

(Budapest),1953. . Original thin card covers, small loss at foot of spine o/w G. 119pp. 231 games. Paper yellowed as usual. 1 Barcza 2 Szabo 3 Bakonyi. LN 5821. chess tournaments 56.

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

2000/2001 . p/b, stapled. 42pp., over 2000 items, small print. I believe this was Barrie's final catalogue. chess bibliography

Moscow, 1968. . VG, d/w (slightly torn.) pp 560, photos, biographical material, 200 annotated games from 1957-66. chess 35.

Lachaga, Buenos Aires 1978. . p/b, spine faded o/w VG. 62pp.. 91 games, some annotated. Also some games from the three semi-finals. 1-2 Emma, Campora 3 Quinteros. Emma won the play-off 3.5-0.5, games included. chess tournaments 60.

Edition Olms, Zurich 1996. . Large hardback. F. 142pp., many photos, commentary, all the games both both groups, some annotated by the players. Masters: 1-2 Kramnik, Ivanchuk 3-4 Ehlvest, Short (Kasparov 5th!) GM: 1 Almasi 2 Hodgson (A.) In German. chess tournaments 55.

Minsk, 1981. . p/b. VG. 143pp. 462 problems. chess 51.

New in Chess, 2014. . 1st Edn. p/b, VG. 350pp., photos, crosstables, biography, 124 annotated games. Larsen was one of the most successful tournament players, particularly in the 1960s and early 70s. (A.) chess biographies 56.

Russell Ent, USA 2008. . New p/b. 272pp., brief biography, photos, 100 annotated games each with an anecdote and comment on the opponent. (A.) chess biographies

Bulletin. . Large format, stapled, G. 305 games, a few annotated. (A.) 1 Mestel 2-4 Chandler, Flear, Murshed. chess tournaments 61.

Batsford 2008. . p/b. VG. 384pp. No alterations have been made to the original text other than the conversion of moves into algebraic notation. chess biographies 58.

Tirion, Baarn 1991. . p/b, VG. 165pp., photos, 45 annotated games. 1-2 Salov, Short 3-4 Karpov, Kasparov. chess tournaments 56.

Edition Olms Reprint, Zurich 1988. . Near Fine, d/w. 183pp. 4 plates of photos. 120 games annotated by many of the players. 1.Alekhine 2-3 Euwe, Flohr 4.Sultan Khan. chess tournaments 54.

. . Tournaments of 1917. The Hague (January) 1917; Amsterdam 1917; Budapest 1917; Scheveningen 1917; Havana 1917; Utrecht 1917; The Hague (December) 1917; Algemeen Handelsblad Correspondence Tournament 1917/18. 67 pages; summary of the tournament books of 1917 and the unpublished tournaments of that year; approx. 100 games, many with notes; 54 diagrams; Stapled booklet on gold coloured paper, with plastic jacket. SEE WEBSITE FOR OTHER TITLES IN THIS SERIES. chess 40.

. . Tournaments of 1916 by A.J.Gillam. Amsterdam, April, 1916; Amsterdam, July/August, 1916; Budapest, September/October, 1916; Budapest, November/December, 1916; Arnhem 1916; Utrecht 1916; Vienna, Trebitsch Memorial, 1916/17. 68 pages; 7 cross tables; over 40 diagrams; nearly 100 games and positions, with notes where available; background information; several of these tournaments are rare and their cross tables do not appear in the published reference books. Stapled booklet on gold coloured paper, with plastic jacket. SEE WEBSITE FOR OTHER TITLES IN THIS SERIES. chess 39. 40.

. . Tournaments of 1921. Stapled booklet with plastic jacket; 51 pages; about 32 diagrams; many games with notes; cross tables; Amsterdam (Student Ch.) 1921: 5 of 6 games. Atlantic City 1921: 29 of 66 games.Nijmegen 1951: (Dutch Champ.) all 28 games; 4 games from lower sections. New York (Dimock) 1921: a fixed opening tournament – the Greco Counter Gambit; 7 of 12 games. Cleveland 1921: (5th US Open) 25 of 66 games. SEE WEBSITE FOR OTHER TITLES IN THIS SERIES. chess 42.

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.

Edition Olms 2004. . p/b. VG. 126pp. Essays, 21 deeply annotated games, Botvinnik's openings notebooks. Botvinnik won 13 - 8. (A.) chess matches 56.