Modern Ideas in Chess

Published by G. Bell and Sons, Ltd., London, 1923

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Translated by John Hart. Original maroon cloth, gilt lettering and rook device to spine, gilt titles to front board. Spine ends rubbed with small loss to cloth at head and a nick near the top of the spine lettering, some wear to extremities. Front free endpaper bears a manuscript presentation inscription from Pearl Chess Club, Handicap Tournament Season 1923/4, won by Mr G. E. Johnstone, with a later pencil note beneath. Endpapers toned and lightly spotted, some foxing to prelims; binding firm.

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Title
Modern Ideas in Chess
Author
Richard Reti
Publisher
G. Bell and Sons, Ltd., London
Publication year
1923
Condition
Good
Dust jacket
No Jacket
Binding
Hardcover
Edition
First Edition.

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