The Queen's Gambit Accepted - Neishtadt, I. "Marble Chess Sets" The board photographed with this

The board photographed with this set is a rounded edge black and birdseye maple of 21 5/8" square and 2 5/16" squares

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The Queen's Gambit Accepted - Neishtadt, I. "Marble Chess Sets" The board photographed with thisThe Queen's Gambit Accepted is one of the oldest and most dependable ways for Black to meet White's queen's pawn opening. It leads to dynamic positions with free piece play in which the more enterprising player is likely to prevail. Since Nigel Short used the QGA in his match with Anatoly Karpov in 1992, the opening has once again become highly fashionable and it currently features prominently in the repertoires of grandmasters Joel Lautier, Tony