Chess Volume 18
Chess Volume 18
Chess Volume 18
Chess Volume 18
Chess Volume 18
Chess Volume 18
Chess Volume 18
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Chess Volume 18

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Author: Baruch Harold "B H" Wood (1909-1989) editor

Year: 1952-1953

Publisher: Chess

Place: Sutton Coldfield

Description:

[vi]+246 pages with diagrams, photographs, tables, plates and index. Quarto (10 1/4" x 7 3/4") bound in black with gilt lettering to spine. Twelve issues. Volume 18 numbers 205-216. (Betts: 7-91) First edition.
In 1935, Wood founded the magazine CHESS, which became one of the two leading chess magazines in Great Britain. He edited it until 1988, when it was taken over by Pergamon Press. The magazine absorbed The Social Chess Quarterly, July 1936 and the Canadian Chessner, August 1937. The later was continued as Canadian Supplement, published in Montreal in typescript and inserted in Canadian members subscribers' copies of the Chess (edited by Dudley M Leain)

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Rebound in black with original wrappers bound in, crease in middle where copies were mailed, some occasional pencil marginalia else a very good copy.

Incorporated The Social Chess Quarterly, July 1936 and the Canadian Chessner, August 1937. The later was continued as Canadian Supplement, published in Montreal in typescript and inserted in Canadian members subscribers' copies of the Chess (edited by Dudley M Leain).

Baruch Harold Wood was born in Sheffield, England. He founded CHESS magazine in 1935 and was its editor until 1988, when it was sold to Pergamon Press. He was also a FIDE Arbiter, a correspondent for the Daily Telegraph, and also wrote an interesting weekly column for Illustrated London News from 1949 to 1979. He co-founded the Sutton Coldfield Chess Club.

Condition:

Rebound in black with original wrappers bound in, crease in middle where copies were mailed, some occasional pencil marginalia else a very good copy.