Author: Chess Amateur
Year: 1906-1907
Publisher: Harry Harmer
Place: Stroud
Description:
viii+382 pages with diagrams, tables and index. Royal octavo (9 1/2" x 7") bound in original green cloth with gilt lettering to spine and cover. Volume I, twelve issues, published from October 1907 to September 1908. (Betts: 7-54) First edition.
No principal editor is given in the text; various regular contributors. The Chess Amateur ran for 24 volumes from October 1906 to June 1930, each volume running from October until the following September except the final volume 24 which ceased after 9 issues. This important and successful periodical was published by Harry Harmer in Stroud until September 1913 and then by Stroud News Publishing Co. Surprisingly no main editor is named (possibly Harry Harmer himself in the early years) but there were many section editors and contributors notably Carslake Winter-Wood, Rhoda A Bowles, Philip H Williams who conducted the problem pages for many years, Alain C White, T R Dawson (a major contributor), Rev. E E Cunnington, W Moffatt, I Gunsberg and W A Fairhurst. No more published after June 30 1930.
Condition:
Corners bumped and rubbed, previous owner's name on front end paper and paste down, errata for page tipped into page 177 for page 176, spine ends chipped and rubbed, split at hinge, inner hinges cracked. Internally very good binding good.
Year: 1906-1907
Publisher: Harry Harmer
Place: Stroud
Description:
viii+382 pages with diagrams, tables and index. Royal octavo (9 1/2" x 7") bound in original green cloth with gilt lettering to spine and cover. Volume I, twelve issues, published from October 1907 to September 1908. (Betts: 7-54) First edition.
No principal editor is given in the text; various regular contributors. The Chess Amateur ran for 24 volumes from October 1906 to June 1930, each volume running from October until the following September except the final volume 24 which ceased after 9 issues. This important and successful periodical was published by Harry Harmer in Stroud until September 1913 and then by Stroud News Publishing Co. Surprisingly no main editor is named (possibly Harry Harmer himself in the early years) but there were many section editors and contributors notably Carslake Winter-Wood, Rhoda A Bowles, Philip H Williams who conducted the problem pages for many years, Alain C White, T R Dawson (a major contributor), Rev. E E Cunnington, W Moffatt, I Gunsberg and W A Fairhurst. No more published after June 30 1930.
Condition:
Corners bumped and rubbed, previous owner's name on front end paper and paste down, errata for page tipped into page 177 for page 176, spine ends chipped and rubbed, split at hinge, inner hinges cracked. Internally very good binding good.