Publikationen
Die Publikationen sind in vier Teilbereiche aufgeteilt:
- CH&LS Publikationen
- Neue Literatur
- Publikationen unserer Mitglieder
- Publikationen von Nichtmitglieder
Nachfolgend eine Auflistung aller aufgeführten Publikationen:
Gino Di Felice
Chess Competitions 1824-1970
- HerausgeberMoravian Chess, 2014
- ISBN978-80-7189-640-1
- Sprachenenglish
- Seitenanzahl554
- Formatehardback
- Siehe auchSteinitz and Chess Competitions 1824-1970
- LinkMoravian Chess
- Anhänge felice_cover.pdf (1,1 MiB)
- introduction_felice.pdf (106,1 KiB)
Moreover a new book by Gino Di Felice has just been published:
Order / price list Publishing House Moravian Chess (PDF)
Submit your order directly via email (fialav@hotmail.com) or handle order and payment at www.moravian-chess.cz. Payments by credit cards, bank transfer (UK, CZ) or by Paypal are accepted.
Free postage and package for KWA members!
Henri Serruys
Chess Ex-libris Catalogue 2004
- HerausgeberSelf-published, 2004
- Seitenanzahl206
- Siehe auchSerruys, Henri
Es ist das Verdienst unseres Antwerpener Ex-libris-Experten, die beiden früheren Publikationen von Karel Falleyn (1992 und 1996) zu dieser Thematik vereint und um 165 neue Exlibris ergänzt zu haben. Insgesamt sind 1350 verschiedene Exlibris mit Schachmotiven enthalten! Listen sortiert nach Katalognummer, Besitzer und Künstler sind überarbeitet und vollständig integriert worden. Das wunderschön illustrierte Buch kann direkt vom Autor bezogen werden - Henri.Serruys@scarlet.be.
Sein neuestes Werk (gemeinsam verfasst mit Guy Van Habberney) finden Sie in diesem Eintrag.
(R.B.)
Daniel E. O'Sullivan (Ed.)
Chess in the Middle Ages and Early Modern Age
A Fundamental Thought Paradigm of the Premodern World
- HerausgeberDe Gruyter, 2012
- ISBN978-3110288513
- Sprachenenglish
- Seitenanzahl263
- Formatehardback
- Siehe auchChess in the Middle Ages and Early Modern Age
- LinkDe Gruyter
The page of the publisher provides some more information (table of contents; short excerpts from the book, i.e. the chapters’ first pages), and Mark Donlan recommends the book in his review, see ChessCafe: Scholars' Mate.
I cannot estimate if the content of the book justifies its quite high price...
Wilhelm Steinitz
Chess Match Messrs. Steinitz & Blackburne
- HerausgeberMoravian Chess, 2012
- ISBN978-8071896364
- Sprachenenglish
- Seitenanzahl56
- Formatehardback
- SonstigesReprint
- Siehe auchSteinitz and Chess Competitions 1824-1970
Werner Keym
Chess Problems Out of the Box
- HerausgeberNightrider Unlimited, 2018
- ISBN978-3-935586-14-6
- Sprachenenglish
- Seitenanzahl184
- Formatehardback
- Sonstiges500 problems by 230 authors, + bonus references to 70 related problems
- Siehe auchIngenious chess puzzles
- LinkNightrider Unlimited
- Beschreibung
Here is a stupendous anthology of 500 extraordinary chess problems. They are about castlings, en-passant captures, pawn promotions, tasks, unconventional first moves, retro puzzles, text problems, retractors, proof games, records, chess jokes, strange chess stories. Such problems are entertaining, exciting, witty, funny and often computer-defying.
There is even a suggestion for a better procedure in the Chess World Championship Match.
Werner Keym is a German expert in chess problems showing castling, en-passant capture and pawn promotion. For years problem-lovers have enjoyed his unusual puzzles, his funny chess jokes and his stories in the tradition of Sam Loyd.
Ken Whyld
Chess Reader
Volume I. - VI.
- HerausgeberCaissa 90-Olomouc, 2004
- ISBN8071895105
- Sprachenenglish
- Seitenanzahl457
- Formatehardback
- SonstigesReprint, original edition 1955
- Siehe auchReprint des Chess Reader
- LinkMoravian chess
- Beschreibung
Reprint of the Chess Reader
The reprint of the Chess Reader had also been initiated before our foundation, consequently the first printing of 100 copies by the “Publishing House Moravian Chess” could already be delivered a short time after our foundation event. So our members will be delighted to get a copy prior to this year’s Christmas, all the more as it represents a gift of our present chairman Jurgen Stigter to the founding members. Therefore – surely in the name of all members – heartfelt thanks to him!
We owe further thanks to Tony Gillam who as the copyright owner agreed to the project, as well as to Vlastimil Fiala for willingly undertaking the printing and for the rapid publication.As an introduction to the Chess Reader we would like to provide you with some quotations and information:
Tony Gillam in his obituary of
Ken Whyld:
„At this time (the 1950s), Ken was busily collecting chess books. He began a magazine (Chess Reader, 1955-63) devoted to reviewing new chess books and during its lifetime he wrote over 500 reviews. This was not only a clever way of getting free copies but it gave him an outlet for his writing skills. This magazine is now completely unobtainable, even on the secondhand market, which is
a great shame as it means that Ken’s beautifully crafted reviews are also unavailable.“Excerpt from A Walk on the Whyld Side (reprinted from CHESS 11/1998, in: Sarah Hurst, Curse of Kirsan. Milford, 2002):
"Throughout the 1950s Whyld had also produced his own magazine, The Chess Reader. This was quite different from The Chess Student’s Quarterly, being exclusively devoted to reviews and discussions of chess books, but it had the same effect of keeping the editor in touch with chess buffs around the world. Whyld was simply doing something he wanted – keeping a record of new chess publications and obtaining a few free review copies along the way. Long before the invention of the PC and desktop publishing software, he laboriously typeset the pages. “I typed everything out with dots to the end of the line to see how many spaces I had to leave, then I typed each page out again with right-hand justification.” "
Foreword by Dr. Meindert Niemeijer (1902-1987) in CHESS READER Volume I, no. I:"A magazine for chess bibliophiles is a “rara avis“ in the chess world, but certainly there is a need for one since ”Les cahiers de L’échiquier français” are no more issued. Therefore the intention to publish such a periodical in the English language deserves the support of all those who are interested in the secondary aspects of chess.
Only he who is not merely alive to the practical game but also to the history and the literature of the game of all games, will fully undergo the fascinating influence it exercises on humanity for many centuries.
May a great success be granted to Mr. K. Whyld to his new magazine.
Dr. M. Niemeijer."
Ken Whyld, E.G.R. Cordingley
Chess Student
- HerausgeberCaissa 90-Olomouc, 2007
- ISBN9788071895787
- Sprachenenglish
- Seitenanzahl568
- Formatehardback
- SonstigesReprint, original edition 1839
- Siehe auchChess Students Quarterly
- LinkMoravian chess
- Anhänge csq16_part2.pdf (11,3 MiB)
Frank Hoffmeister
Chess Theory from Stamma to Steinitz, 1735–1894
- HerausgeberMcFarland, 2022
- ISBN978-1476680712
- Sprachenenglish
- Seitenanzahl492
- Formatehardback
- Sonstiges83 illustrations, 407 diagrams, appendices, bibliography, index
- Siehe auchChess Theory from Stamma to Steinitz, 1735–1894
- LinkMcFarland
Frederic Madden
Chess-men of Lewis
- HerausgeberMartin Ramsauer Verlag
- Formatehardback
- SonstigesReprint; format 30 x 21 cm
- Siehe auchChess-men of Lewis
Martin Ramsauer has completed his work on the third book of his series "Schach-Reprints":
Frederic Madden: Historical Remarks on the introduction of the game of Chess into Europe, and on the ancient Chess-men discovered in the Isle of Lewis [Archaeologia, 24 (1832), pp. 203-291]. It is the first scientific description of the famous chessmen discovered in the preceding year, captivating by numerous detail drawings. Cloth bound with gilding, format 30 x 21 cm. Prize: 29 Euros.
Please order directly from Martin Ramsauer: martin.ramsauer@gmx.net
Arie van der Stoep, Jan de Ruiter, Wim van Mourik
Chess, Draughts, Morris & Tables. Position in Past & Present
- HerausgeberUitgeverij van der Stoep, Hooge Zwaluwe (Netherlands), 2021
- ISBN978-9-70871-45-1
- Sprachendutch, english
- Seitenanzahl369
- Formatehardback
- Sonstiges275 x 206 x 40 mm, 1563 gram
- Siehe auchChess, Draughts, Morris & Tables. Position in Past & Present
Konrad Reiß
Chronik der Schach-Gesellschaft „Roland“ Weißenfels a.d.S.
Chronik „Roland" 1919 - 1925. Schachwettkämpfe der Schach-Gesellschaft 1920 - 1933
- HerausgeberRepromedia GmbH Leipzig, 2025
- Sprachengerman
- Seitenanzahl502
- Formatehardback
- Siehe auchChronik der Schach-Gesellschaft „Roland“ Weißenfels a.d.S.
Danzer's Armee-Zeitung 1903-04 / Offiziers-Schachzeitung 1904, Offiziers-Schachzeitung 1905, Armee-Schachzeitung 1906-07
- HerausgeberMartin Ramsauer Verlag
- Formatehardback
- SonstigesReprint
- Siehe auchDanzer's Armee-Zeitung
Volume 1 contains the chess corner in Danzer's Armee-Zeitung 1903-04 and the thereout arising 1st year of Offiziers-Schachzeitung 1904, volume 2 and 3 contain the following years of this publication (1906 renamed into Armee-Schachzeitung).
3 volumes, thread stitching, cloth binding with spine labels. 30 produced sets.
Price: 100€ + shipping
For more information (in German) and ordering:
Matthias Aumüller
Das Schachspiel in der europäischen Literatur
- HerausgeberJoachim Beyer Verlag, 2023
- ISBN978-3-95920-190-2
- Sprachengerman
- Seitenanzahl266
- Formatepaperback
- SonstigesEUR: 34,80
- Siehe auchMatthias Aumüller - Das Schachspiel in der europäischen Literatur
- LinkJoachim Beyer Verlag
Mario Ziegler
Das Schachturnier London 1851
- HerausgeberChessCoach, 2013
- ISBN9783944158006
- Sprachengerman
- Seitenanzahl555
- Siehe auchDas Schachturnier London 1851
- Anhänge ziegler_geleitwort.pdf (332,1 KiB)
- ziegler_intro.pdf (53,5 KiB)
- ziegler_leseprobe.pdf (1,7 MiB)
Our German member from Nohen (Rhineland-Palatinate) is a PhD historian and owner of the publishing house Chaturanga, and for many years he has focused on the history of chess.
Martin Ramsauer
Der Blindschachwettkampf zwischen Jacques Mieses und Carl Schlechter in Stuttgart, 13.-15. Januar 1909
eine Zusammenstellung der Quellen von Martin Ramsauer
- HerausgeberMartin Ramsauer Verlag
- Seitenanzahl40
- Formatehardback
- SonstigesReprint
- Siehe auchDer Blindschachwettkampf zwischen Jacques Mieses und Carl Schlechter
Our member Martin Ramsauer has meanwhile founded his own publishing house, we present his new publication on a blindfold match between Mieses and Schlechter:
Der Blindschachwettkampf zwischen Jacques Mieses und Carl Schlechter in Stuttgart, 13.-15. Januar 1909 / eine Zusammenstellung der Quellen von Martin Ramsauer [The blindfold match between Jacques Mieses and Carl Schlechter in Stuttgart, 13-15 January 1909 / a compilation of the sources by Martin Ramsauer], 2013, [40] pages, cloth bound with golden letters on front cover and spine, 30 cm [Series Schach in Württemberg, 1].
At the beginning of 1909 a match of three games took place in Stuttgart between two noted experts of blindfold play. The Vienna master Carl Schlechter, official challenger of Emanuel Lasker for the world championship title, was regarded as the favourite, but surprisingly clear – with 2½ : ½ – he had to admit defeat to the Leipzig player Jacques Mieses who was more experienced in blindfold play.
The book contains all available contemporaneous articles of the local press as facsimile. Among them a longer text by Jacques Mieses about the nature of blindfold play, as well as a photograph from the match which is published here for the first time since those days. The three games are elaborately presented by all comments found.
Prize: 15€ plus postage
German text on www.martin-ramsauer-verlag.de/shop-angebote/...
Please order via the shop (above link) at the publisher's website www.martin-ramsauer-verlag.de or directly by e-mail (martin.ramsauer@gmx.net).
Konrad Reiß
Der Correspondenz–Schachkampf zwischen dem Dessauer Schachverein und Frauen des Schachdorfes Ströbeck 1886/87
Ein frühes Zeugnis des organisierten Frauenschachs in Deutschland
- Herausgegeben2023
- Sprachengerman
- Formatehardback
- Sonstigescolored print on lightly toned paper. Numerous illustrations and facsimiles of correspondence chess cards
- Siehe auchEin frühes Zeugnis des organisierten Frauenschachs in Deutschland
Cezary W. Domanski, Tomasz Lissowski
Der Großmeister aus Lublin
Wahrheit und Legende über Johannes Hermann Zukertort
- HerausgeberExzelsior Verlag, 2005
- ISBN9783935800037
- Sprachengerman
- Seitenanzahl288
- Formatehardback
- Siehe auchDeutsche Ausgabe der Zukertort-Biographie
- Anhänge zukertort.pdf (3,3 KiB)
- zukertort_impressum.pdf (7,0 KiB)
- zukertort_inhalt.pdf (15,0 KiB)
- zukertort_titel.pdf (9,5 KiB)
- zukertort_vorwort.pdf (67,6 KiB)
Marcus Hieronymus Vida
Des Markus Hieronymus Vida ausführliche Beschreibung des Schachspiels in Versen
aus dem Lateinischen übersetzt von N. A. Hiesebock
- HerausgeberRudolf Glenk, 2015
- Sprachengerman
- Seitenanzahl[4] + 56 + [4]
- Formatehardback
- SonstigesReprint
- Siehe auchGlenk, Rudolf
- Anhänge new_books_on_vida.pdf (215,1 KiB)
Albert Heyde
Die Brüderschaft
1. u. 2. Jahrgang - 1885/1886
- HerausgeberCaissa 90-Olomouc, 2003
- ISBN8071894680
- Sprachengerman
- Seitenanzahl240
- Formatehardback
- SonstigesReprint, original 1885
- Siehe auchReprint der Brüderschaft 1885/1886
- Anhänge errata_bruederschaft.pdf (19,0 KiB)
- vorwort_bruederschaft.pdf (24,5 KiB)
Fabrizio Zavatarelli, Luca D’Ambrosio, Michael Burghardt
Die Feuilletons von Ignaz Kolisch
Erlebnisse, Nachdenkliches und mehr aus der Feder eines erfolgreichen Bankiers und Schachmeisters
- HerausgeberEdition Marco, 2020
- ISBN978-3924833824
- Sprachengerman
- Seitenanzahl544
- Formatehardback
- Sonstiges25 images
- Siehe auchDie Feuilletons von Ignaz Kolisch
- LinkEdition Marco