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Fragment of a chessboard and chess pieces from 17th-century Russia. This may once have been a "standard" form of chess in a particular area.
Fragment of a chessboard and chess pieces from 17th-century Russia. This may once have been a "standard" form of chess in a particular area.
Chancellor Chess Piece
Chancellor Chess Piece
Archbishop Chess Piece
Archbishop Chess Piece
Capablanca demonstrating Capablanca chess on a 10×10 board as reported in a 1929 April issue of The Times
Capablanca demonstrating Capablanca chess on a 10×10 board as reported in a 1929 April issue of The Times
Grandmaster Susan Polgar playing Gothic chess (a version of Capablanca chess) with Ed Trice
Grandmaster Susan Polgar playing Gothic chess (a version of Capablanca chess) with Ed Trice
Musketeer chess is an expanded S-chess with several more fairy pieces available for pre-game selection that can be introduced into the game from a sto
Musketeer chess is an expanded S-chess with several more fairy pieces available for pre-game selection that can be introduced into the game from a storage row.