Pedantic....but pls change the grammar of this category description!

"...Old lines to NEW NOVELTIES" 

New is redundant here.  Novel means new.

Is it really redundant, though ?

Although novel means new, "novelties" refers to things that are new. Assuming that a thing doesn't continue to be new indefinitely, there must be "new novelties" coming along now and then or we wouldn't have any novelties any more!

Well, I know what I mean.

I see what you mean swords, that 'novelty' has a specific meaning in chess. Nevertheless, it sounds cloth-eared to me to put the two words together. A similar cloth-earedness is the phrase 'manual handling' ('manual' comes from the Latin word for 'hand'). I think 'recent novelties' would be more felicitous than 'new novelties'.

Yes, tautology is rather displeasing upon the ear. A particularly irksome example:

"At the present moment in time, he continues on demonstrating great future potential."