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CHESSMEN.

An illustration of English pattern chess pieces.
An illustration of English pattern chess pieces.

ENGLISH PATTERN.

Polished, per set.
No. 00, Hardwood ... 1/0
" 0, ditto ... 1/6
" 1, ditto ... 2/6
" 2, ditto ... 3/0
" 3, ditto ... 3/6
" 4, ditto ... 4/6
" 5, ditto ... 5/6
" 6, ditto ... 6/6
" 7, ditto ... 7/6

STAUNTON PATTERN.

Superior quality French polished, Mahogany Boxes.

Clothed, per set.
No. 1, Boxwood ... 3/0
No. 2, ditto ... 4/0
No. 3, ditto ... 5/0
No. 4, ditto ... 7/6
No. 5, ditto ... 10/6
No. 6, ditto ... 14/0
No. 7, ditto ... 18/0

Note.—These must not be mistaken for the real Staunton Chess.



The Edinboro' Club Pattern Chessmen
EBONY AND BOXWOOD, FRENCH POLISHED.

Per set.
No. 1, in box complete 10/0
No. 2, ditto 12/6
No. 3, ditto 15/0
Per set.
No. 4, in box complete 18/6
Solid Ivory, in best box £3 7s. 6d.

Dublin Club Pattern, same Prices as Edinboro'.



The St. George's Club Pattern Chessmen.

£ s. d.
Ebony and Boxwood, French polished, in box complete, 1 5 0
Ebony and Boxwood, loaded 1 10 0
Ditto ditto largest size 1 16 0
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