The Chess Congress of 1862 Rare 1st edition

Description: For sale is the very rare book The "Chess Congress of 1862" by J. Lowenthal, published in 1864 as part of Bohn's Scientific Library, is a historically significant chess book that provides a comprehensive account of the London 1862 International Chess Tournament. This tournament was a landmark event in the world of chess, gathering the leading chess players of the era to compete in a prestigious contest. Publication History: Released as part of the reputable Bohn's Scientific Library series, the book is a valuable addition to the library's collection of scholarly and educational works. Authorship: J. Lowenthal, an accomplished British chess player and writer, authored the book. His deep knowledge of the chess world and his role as a participant in the London 1862 tournament make him a fitting chronicler of the event. Content: In addition to providing a detailed and insightful account of the London 1862 International Chess Tournament, the book also includes a collection of chess problems for the problem competition. It features descriptions of Paulsen's and Blackburne's impressive blindfold exhibitions, showcasing the extraordinary mental prowess of these chess masters. Furthermore, the book correctly identifies Adolf Anderssen as the victor of the tournament, adding an exciting element of competition and suspense. "The Chess Congress of 1862" serves as a valuable historical resource for chess enthusiasts and historians, offering a glimpse into the high-level chess competition of the mid-19th century, the fascinating world of chess problems, and the remarkable blindfold exhibitions of Paulsen and Blackburne. Lowenthal's work captures the spirit and intellectual rigor of this important event, making it a notable addition to the Bohn's Scientific Library. See pictures for details!

Price: 399.99 USD

Location: Cleveland, Ohio

End Time: 2024-08-28T20:51:09.000Z

Shipping Cost: 4.5 USD