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Learn how to play chess like a World Champion in no time
We have on offer two of the highest quality classic chess books available. Classic Chess books are excellent resources for any chess player to obtain classic moves and strategies and also for the newbie who loves to play chess.
It is well known that the best way to improve one’s chess skills is to learn from the masters. World Champions make the best masters of course and the budding chess master is advised to select one and study and model his plays.
And it is all the better if that chosen World Champion has provided deep annotations of his game to increase your understanding.
Become a master at chess when you purchase any of our two classic chess books. Each is filled with timeless information of the moves that propelled Edward Lasker and Howard Staunton to World Champion status in their respective days. Instantly boost your chess playing skills with these incredible step-by-step manuals today
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Chess Strategy
A classic by Edward Lasker (1885-1981) who was a leading American chess and go player. Lasker earned degrees in mechanical and electrical engineering. He was New York City Champion in 1915, the Chicago Champion in 1916, and won five U.S. Open events (1916, 1917, 1919, 1920, and 1921). In 1923 he challenged Frank James Marshall in a match for the American championship, narrowly losing by a 5-4 score. He competed in the famous New York 1924 tournament, but finished only tenth out of eleven players. After that he authored several chess books, but did not compete in very many more serious tournaments, devoting most of his time to his engineering profession. FIDE awarded him the official IM title in 1961.
Download: $12.97
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The Blue Book Of Chess
Authored by Howard Staunton
(1810-1874), English World Chess Champion. Staunton was considered the world’s leading chess player in the 1840’s and 50's and he did a great deal for chess. He founded and edited 'The Chess Player's Chronicle' (1841-1854), established the first International tournament - London 1851, made efforts to unify the laws of chess, wrote books and sponsored the design by Nathaniel Cook for chess pieces that has since become the standard pattern.
Download: $15.00
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