hm . .the white queen and king are on the wrong color squares.
Help me identifiy this chess set
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15 hrs ago
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#3
Interesting.
The most famous brazilian chess pieces are the Petropolis, the Amazonia and the Bragança. It reminds parts of them as you mentioned. Why don’t you send the pictures to Dirk Dagobert? He may know.
Do you have any extra info?
The most famous brazilian chess pieces are the Petropolis, the Amazonia and the Bragança. It reminds parts of them as you mentioned. Why don’t you send the pictures to Dirk Dagobert? He may know.
Do you have any extra info?
7 hrs ago
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#4
ferpesan escreveu:
Interesting.
The most famous brazilian chess pieces are the Petropolis, the Amazonia and the Bragança. It reminds parts of them as you mentioned. Why don’t you send the pictures to Dirk Dagobert? He may know.
Do you have any extra info?
The most famous brazilian chess pieces are the Petropolis, the Amazonia and the Bragança. It reminds parts of them as you mentioned. Why don’t you send the pictures to Dirk Dagobert? He may know.
Do you have any extra info?
Yes, I may try contacting Mr. Dirk Dagobert, but I don't think it's a set of his making. Maybe he has a clue about manufacturers, though most known brands of chess pieces in Brazil no longer exist (Bonatto, Luiz de Genaro and Souza Lobo). Your message reminds me that I'm still trying to figure out the name of the maker of the 1973 Petropolis set (it seems to be either Bonatto or Luiz de Genaro).
Guys, do any of you have a clue about the maker of this antique set? The knight looks a lot like the one from Dirk Dagobert's Amazonia, but he other pieces don't.