Four Styles of Grandmaster Chess Sets: The GM3 Design – Soviet and Late Tsarist Chess Sets

Around 1950, a new Soviet Staunton design appeared. In its highest forms, it was used in multiple Soviet Championships and several intra Soviet World Championships over the next four decades. It was also used in lower tournaments, and in its most simplified forms mass-produced. Arlindo Vieira called these Grandmaster 3 sets, and one of the…

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Rufus et Albus; Soviet 'Grandmaster IV' (GM4) Cold War Chess Set, c.1980

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Rufus et Albus; Soviet 'Grandmaster IV' (GM4) Cold War Chess Set, c.1980

Four Styles of Grandmaster Chess Sets: The GM3 Chess Pieces - Chess Forums

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Four Styles of Grandmaster Chess Sets: The GM3 Design – Soviet and Late Tsarist Chess Sets

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Rufus et Albus; Soviet 'Grandmaster IV' (GM4) Cold War Chess Set, c.1980

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