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Polish Chess Set

Can you tell the national Polish chess pieces?

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Akiba Rubinstein (to the left) & Tartakower playing chess at a Polish Championship
Łódź, 1927

The Polish Chess Championship has been held since 1926. The photo shows the first national chess set.

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In the period from 1920 to 1960, the main chess pieces in Poland were the Austrian coffeehouse
chess set.

A simultaneous chess game with Dawid Przepiórka at the Józef Dominik Society of Chess Lovers in Kraków, 1927

Akiba Rubinstein playing against numerous opponents, a simultaneous chess game at the Bristol hotel in Warsaw, 1931

Krakow, April 1948. Sixth Polish Chess Championship. In the photo: Polish champion Kazimierz Makarczyk.

The championship was played with Austrian Coffee House chess.

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Polish Chess Set (in the period 1950 - 1960)



Polish Championship in Poznan 1962

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Polish Chess Set (in the period 1960 - 1980)



Włodzimierz Schmidt – Polski szachista

redbull232

Good photos! Thanks for posting it.

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Old Polish chess set

1st Polish Chess Championship 1926 (Warsaw)

Kazimierz Makarchik - Paulin Friedman

2nd Polish Chess Championship 1927 (Łódź)

Rubinstein - Tartakower

Chessboard of Grandmaster Akiba Rubinstein, 1927

award for winning the Polish championship / Łódź, 1927

3rd Polish Chess Championship 1935 (Warsaw)

Tartakower - Kolski

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Chess Olympiad 1935 (Warsaw, Poland)

Photos from the 1935 Chess Olympiad.
Warsaw 1935 Chess Set

Chess Olympiad 1935 (Warsaw)

England-Hungary. On the right side of the table you can see English chess players Henry Atkins (1st from right), O'Death (2nd from right), on the left side of the table you can see Hungarian chess players Laszlo Szabo (1st from left). ), Havasi (2nd from left), Lajos Steiner (3rd from left).

(On chess boards, Warsaw 1935 Chess Pieces)

Chess Olympiad 1935 (Warsaw).

Match France - Lithuania (French chess players: Alexander Alekhine, Victor Kahn, Andre Muffant, Maurice Raisman). On chess boards, Warsaw 1935 Chess Pieces.

Chess Olympiad 1935 (Warsaw)

Chess match Poland-Argentina. Polish chess players Tartakower (2nd from right), Paulin Friedman (3rd from right), Mieczyslaw Najdorf (4th from right) are visible on the right side of the table, Argentine chess players Roberto Grau (1st from left) are visible on the right side of the table - Yul Bolbochan (2nd from left), Shoulders (3rd from left).

(On chess boards, Warsaw 1935 Chess Pieces)

Chess Olympiad 1935 (Warsaw).

Image description: Czechoslovakia-USA chess match. On the right side of the table you can see American chess players Abraham Kupchik (1st from right), Frank Marshall (2nd from right), on the left side of the table you can see Czechoslovakian chess players Karel Treibal (1st from left). , Josef Reifir (2nd from left), Salo Flor (4th from left).

(On chess boards, Warsaw 1935 Chess Set)

The 5th Women's World Chess Championship took place during the 6th Chess Olympiad, held in Warsaw, Poland from 16 to 31 August 1935.
Warsaw 1935 Chess Set

Polish chess players during the 1935 Women's World Chess Championship. Natalia Kovalska, Regina Gerletska, Roza Germanova.
Warsaw 1935 Chess Set

Photo: Women's World Chess Championship 1935. Vera Menchik

Warsaw 1935 Chess Set

Is it possible to make a reproduction of the chess pieces with photographs of the 1935 Chess Olympiad: 1935 Warsaw Chess Set?

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From a simultaneous exhibition in Warsaw, Poland on February 8, 1935.

Capablanca scored +24=6-4


.. Polish chess set 1960s




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Polish chess set 1960s

Chess match Poland-USA 1962 (Warsaw, Poland)




4th Women's Chess Olympiad, Lublin, Poland. 1969

felonet
That set with Fischer is really cool
magictwanger

I wouldn't be surprised if Powderdigit comes up with the board in Post #7,or set in post # 9 this year.tongue

Wits-end
magictwanger wrote:

I wouldn't be surprised if Powderdigit comes up with the board in Post #7,or set in post # 9 this year.

Dang Mr. magictwanger, you beat me to it! I was thinking it looked like something Mr. Lucky….errr…. Mr. Powderdigit found walking the dog today. wink

Actually, are those slide out wing extensions on the board? Where can i learn more about the board, dimensions, wood specie, etc.? I love to know more about. 

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Wits-end написал:
magictwanger wrote:

I wouldn't be surprised if Powderdigit comes up with the board in Post #7,or set in post # 9 this year.

Dang Mr. magictwanger, you beat me to it! I was thinking it looked like something Mr. Lucky….errr…. Mr. Powderdigit found walking the dog today.

Actually, are those slide out wing extensions on the board? Where can i learn more about the board, dimensions, wood specie, etc.? I love to know more about. 

 

Szachownica będąca nagrodą dla polskiego Arcymistrza szachowego Akiby Rubinsteina za zdobycie tytułu Szachowego Mistrza Polski na zawodach odbywających się w Łodzi w 1927 roku. Sama szachownica będąca kwintesencją stylu Art Deco o nieco futurystycznej formie wykonana z drewna dębowego / bukowego z blatem z uskokiem, który fornirowany jest pięknym orzechem. Na 8 rogach znajdują się plakiety wykonane ze srebra próby 800 z grawerem upamiętniającym same zawody oraz nazwisko zwycięzcy tegoż turnieju " II Mistrzostwa Polski w Szachach 20 kwietnia - 7 maja 1927 Łódź ŁTZGSz (pod koroną) Akiba Rubinstein". Na bokach dwie szuflady na figury. Wymiary 35 x 35 cm, wysokość 8 cm. Szachownica po profesjonalnej, zachowawczej konserwacji, plakiety srebrne z celowo zachowaną patyną czasu. Przedmiot nieosiągalny, jedyny na Świecie !

 

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Polish chess set 1950s

 






Bogdan Pietrusiak

 




IX Puchar Gazety Współczesnej, 1962

 

Pojedynkowi Romuald Grąbczewski-Włodzimierz Schmidt przygląda się Zbigniew Cylwik: Mistrzostwa Polski w Poznaniu 1962


Puchar Gazety Białostockiej 1968



Drużynowe Mistrzostwa Polski w Poznaniu w 1974 roku: pojedynek Marszałek (z prawej strony) - Konikowski 

 

 

 

magictwanger

Huge thumbs up Kovylkino! Great stuff.

Wits-end
magictwanger wrote:

Huge thumbs up Kovylkino! Great stuff.

Agree whole heartedly! Thank you Kovylkino!

StalemateIsForLosers

I bet that Polish chess set won't do well against a German player

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Polish chess pieces 1980s





Pictured are Polish chess pieces from the 1980s. Even now they can be seen in Polish club-level chess tournaments.

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Polish Staunton tournament chess set



Polish Staunton No. 6 Tournament Chess Pieces

 

Manufacturers:

Factory Wegiel (Poland)

Factory Madon (Poland)