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In this auction and subsequent auctions will include items from the estate of the poet and editor Israel Har.
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Rare! IX World junior chess championship Israel 1967, Program and bulletins – 84 pages with description of all ...
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Rare! IX World junior chess championship Israel 1967, Program and bulletins – 84 pages with description of all chess games, stencil
Rare! IX World junior chess championship Israel 1967, Program with photos of chess players and bulletins with description of all chess games – 84 loose pages, stencil
Program has 12 pages including covers, moth holes to cover, some wear. Size of bulletins: 25 x 18 cm. Damages to first leaf of bulletin
1967 - Jerusalem, Israel - (August) - The June Six-Day War made it questionable whether the tournament could be held in Israel at all, and some federations asked for it to be postponed. Although the event went ahead as scheduled, a number of countries chose not to send representatives. Only nineteen players participated, with the top three finishers from each of the three preliminary groups advancing to Final A. Julio Kaplan of Puerto Rico scored 6.5/8, a point ahead of second-place finisher Raymond Keene (who, by virtue of the drawing of lots, had missed out on Final A the previous time). Future World Championship candidate Jan Timman finished third with 5/8. Hübner scored 4.5/8 to finish fourth.
Jewelry: Necklaces
