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England, by F.H.Ayres
ca. 1930
Plastic (Galalith?) 1.3 (1.9 with pin)
Board 16.5×16.3×0.8
Box 10.5×18.8×4.7

Guinea-Conakry
1960-1980
Wood K 20.3; p 9.6

Congo-Brazzaville
1960-1980
Wood, Burlap and Chicken Feathers K ca. 9.0; p 6.0

Tanzania, by Makonde
1960-1980
Wood K 7.2; p 5.2
Cassette 32.2×4-.6×3.2

Malawi
1960-1980
Wood K 10.9; p 3.8

Germany, "Selenus" (Eng: "Tulip")
Early to mid 19th century
Bone K 10.4; p 5.1

Netherlands
18th century
Bone K 9.2; p 5.0

Mexico, "Tarascan"
1960-1980
Wood with bone K 8.0; p 4.1

Germany, "Nuremberg"
2nd half 19th century
Wood K 8.5; p 3.1

USA, "Staunton"
ca. 1920
Bone K 5.1; p 2.7

England, "George Washington"
Late 18th century
Bone K 10.7; p 4.6

Netherlands
18th-19th century
Wood K 11.1; p 6.6
Board 39.2×39.7

Russia? "Staunton"
mid 20th century (pre WWII?)
Plastic (Carbolite?) pieces K 7.0; p 3.6
Box 15.7×11.7×5.3

Netherlands, Nederlandse Schaakschijvenfabriek, Hilversum, "Tobis"
1936
Cardboard pieces 3.4×3.4×0.3
Box 16.8×8.8×1.7
Paper board 45×45 cm (as stated on box)

Japan, Canon Creative Park
2009
Paper K 3.9; p 2.5
Box 9.6×9.6×2.4
Board 21.7×21.7

Netherlands?
1960?
Wood K 8.6; p 4.4
Box 20.9×14.0×6.8

Spain, by Escardibul in Barcelona, "Stawton n.º 4"
1960
Plastic K 7.1; p 4.3
Box 19.0×11.8×7.1
Board 43.4×43.2×41.2

Greece, Athens, by G.Dagiandis&Co
1982
Metal K 4.0; p 2.4
Cassette 24.0×21.3×3.3

Greece, Athens, by Metalotehniki
1982
Metal K 5.3; p 2.4
Cassette 23.2×21.2×2.4

Austria, "coffeehouse" compendium
ca. 1900
Wood K 6.1; p 2.9
Compendium 34.0×25.0s;×12.6
Board 23.7×13.1×3.1 (closed)

England, "Dublin"
Mid 19th century
Wood K 6.0; p 3.5
Box 15.2×10.0×5.5

Romania, "1950ies-1960ies set” (mixed)
1950-1960
Wood K 8.0; p 4.5

Romania, “King&Queen coils rolls-heads set”
ca. 1970
Wood K 8.5; p 5.4

Romania, “King with turban ‘Delicate’ set”
ca. 1970
Wood K 7.5; p 4.5
Board 34.3×34.4

Romania, “1980ies-2000ies ‘Competition’ set”
Late 20th century
Wood K 8.9; p 5.4
Board 47.95×49.5

Romania, “2019 ‘Popular' set (medium)", NR3
2019
Wood K 8.2; p 5.1
Box/board 38.4×19.3×5.5 (closed)

Romania, “2019 ‘Popular' set (larger)”, NR4
2019
Wood K 8.6; p 5.6
Box/board 44.3×22.0×6.5 (closed)

Italy, ANRI, "Universum", "Space age chess set"
1958
Wood K 10.4; p 4.8
Cassette 41.5×23.2×3.5

Austria/Czech? "Austrian Upright", "Lasker-Schlechter set"
ca. 1910
Wood K 12.0; p 5.2
Box 21.9×21.6×9.3

USA, Terry & Esi Ostovar in Ashland, Oregon
1980
Ceramic K 7.8-8.3; p 4.6-5.1

Israel
2nd half 20th century
Silver wire K 7.5-8.0; p 4.1

Germany, Fürstenberg
1947
Biscuit porcelain K 9.3; p 5.8
Board 39.9×39.8×0.8
Cassette 44.4×44.2×8.7

England, by De La Rue
Mid 19th century
Cardboard pieces 3.0×1.0
Wallet 15.0×9.7×0.8

Germany
ca. 1905
Celluloid pieces 2.0×0.9
Wallet 13.3×8.7×0.5

Germany
ca. 1910
Celluloid pieces 2.1×1.0
Wallet 13.2×8.7×0.5

Germany
ca. 1910
Celluloid pieces 2.1×1.0
Wallet 13.7×9.6×2.0

Canada, Y.M.C.A. Overseas, Pocket Chess And Checker Set
ca. 1942
Cardboard pieces Ø 1.75
Board 17.6×17.6
Map 18.5×10.2×0.7

Germany, Königsberg i. Pr., M.Herzberg
Mid 20th century?
Plastic pieces K 4.1×1.3; p 3.1×1.1
Board 15.5×15.5
Wallet 18.9×10.7×0.8

Germany
20th century
Plastic pieces 2.1×1.0
Board 18.2×13.5
Map 14.9×9.8×0.5

Russia
20th century
Plastic pieces 2.0×1.2
Wallet 14.2×9.9×0.6

Netherlands, "Paper Chess set" by Piet Design
2019
Pieces about 4 cm
Board about 24x24 cm

Myanmar, Rangoon
2010
Glass K 8.2; p 3.3-3.7

Brazil, Recife, by José Vitalino Neto
1994
Ceramic K 4.7; p 4.9
Board 24.4×24.4
on board is written: "JOSÉ VITALINO NETO. ALTO DO MOURA CARUARU PE."

France or Netherlands, "Régence"
Late 19th or early 20th century
Boxwood K 9.1; p 4.5
Belonged to Dutch chess player

India, "Rajasthan"
1958
Ivory K 4.7; p 2.2
Cassette 32.8×20.6×3.5

India, "Anglo-Indian Monoblock"
1850
Ivory K 8.8; p 4.2

Germany, Ore Mountains, "Staunton"
ca. 1925
Resin K 5.5; p 3.0
Box/board 27.1×26.8×5.3
Resin from Leuna Chemiewerke
Pieces turned by Firma Zänker in Rothenthal

Indonesia, Java
2010
Wood K 13.3; p 6.6

Sweden? or Denmark
ca. 1840
Bone K 9.0; p 5.2
Box/board 33.0×18.0×5.3 (closed)
From a Swedish collector and with Swedish names underneath
The box/board is English