CHESS OPENINGS: Theory and Practice

This paperback edition shows significant wear, with creases and scuffing on the cover and spine. The binding is intact but slightly weakened, and the pages are yellowed with age. There is an inscription "For Edna" on the copyright page. Despite the wear, the text is clear and legible, making it a functional copy for readers and collectors interested in chess strategy.

Chess Openings: Theory and Practice by I. A. Horowitz is a comprehensive guide to chess strategies, focusing on opening moves. Published by Simon and Schuster in New York, 1964, this edition is a Fireside Book, identifiable by its paperback format. Horowitz, a renowned chess player and author, presents a detailed analysis of over 2,660 variations and 139 complete illustrative games, making it an invaluable resource for chess enthusiasts. The book is inscribed with a dedication "For Edna," adding a personal touch to this copy. While this edition is not a first edition, its content remains a staple in chess literature. The book's condition shows signs of wear typical of its age, with noticeable creasing on the cover, yet the text remains intact and readable.