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Sarah Beth Cohen’s Photo Gallery, Posts #336-337-338-339-340 /2026
Weaver Adams, 1954.
An old photograph, clearly from the 19th century.
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A Plea For You To Join Correspondence Chess League of America, Post #335/2026
The Founding Congress of FIDE, Paris, 1924.
© copyright 2026 Edward Yetman, III and Eric B. Yetman All Rights Reserved in all formats, print and electronic.
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More Soviet Chess History, Posts #330-331-332-333-334 /2026
Miroslav Filip, Hoogovens, 1964. Photocredit: Jac de Nijs / Anefo
The clock is a Jerger, and the set is a Lardy.
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Soviet Chess History, Svetozar Gligoric Memorial, Post #325-326-327-328-329 /2026
Gligoric at the FIDE Zonal, 1966. He would go on from this to the 1967 Sousse Interzonal, where he qualified for the World Championship Candidates’ Matches. Photocredit: Joop van Bilen
Bobby Fischer (standing) watching Gligoric. I don’t kn...
Daniel Jones and His Art, Post #324/2026
Daniel Jones is a young man who posts on the “Friends Who Like Chess Clocks” page on Facebook. They are a group of wise lovers of analog clocks. Mr. Jones shared this art.
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