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William Windom is playing Commodore Decker in the Star Trek episode “The Doomsday Machine.” Decker’s death scene, unsurprisingly, has to do with chess.
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Olivier Roy, Gerard Lennuyeux, Jean Descombes and Louis Foucherand play chess in front of their igloo located at the 1800 meter altitude in Gréolières les Neiges, France.
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"Chess etude" 1992 watercolor on paper
Yuri Vrublevski, aka Yu Chistyakov (1931-2001) was a Muscovite painter, sculpor and graphics artist.
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Here’s a collection for your: an Arthur Elliot space-themed set for ANRI of Italy; a Jerger “King” chess clock; a folding board with a Drueke board cloth (extremely rare); a copy of Fischer’s My Sixty Memorable Games, and a cartoon by Halld...
We have a plethora of unique items for sale at allansbooks. This is one of “For The Man Who Has Everything” selection. The set is made of Indian Water Buffalo Horn, but the eyecatcher is the Arabic box, place of origin unknown to us.
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