Looking for basic club chess sets

Hello,
I'm a chess set collector.
The sets I like the most are the usual chess club sets, mainly those which are not manufactured in India or China but are still made by local manufacturers.

Although everybody thinks I have too many chess sets, I want to take advantage of all people visiting this forum and ask you about chess sets used in chess clubs/small competitions on your country/area and, if possible, a webpage or two where I could purchase them. In order to add more gems to my collection.

So far, those are the ones that I have already identified.
I didn't include any old chess set that is not being manufactured nowadays, such as plastic druekes, GDR sets, Best Chessmen Ever (they where used in a couple of tournaments) etc. as the list would be really loooooooong.
I have seen some finnish, turkish, from azerbaijan, etc sets that seems to be local production and were played in tournaments, but I don't own any of them and I couldn't find a single link where I could purchase one. Those are the ones I'm looking for.

The links are just to identify the sets and in some case it is the place I purchased them, I don't have any link with the companies. If you have alternative links don't hesitate to share.

Used in all the world (mostly China/India made):

• Plastic Club chess set: The tipical plastic chess set used all over the world (https://shop.chess.co.uk/Club-1-Gambit-Chess-Pieces-p/cb01788.htm). Not very seen in spanish clubs but I think it is played everywhere else.
• Plastic DGT pieces: I saw the DGT pieces in some tourneys (http://www.digitalgametechnology.com/index.php/products/chess-starter-boxes/378-10575-chessbox-blue), although I think they are not widely used.
• Wood Timeless designs: These are cheap and you can find them everywhere, even when the boards are not DGT. I played with them several times in clubs; my club already uses them (http://www.chessbazaar.com/tournament-series-staunton-chess-pieces-with-german-knight-in-sheesham-box-wood-3-7-king.html)
• Wood FIDE world chess set: Used in candidates, for example (http://fidechessset.com/)
• Wood DGT Classic Chess Pieces (Reykiavik look alike designs): I saw a DGT version in some championships (http://www.chessbazaar.com/reykjavik-stained-dyed-staunton-chess-pieces-in-dyed-box-wood-3-7-king.html)
• Plastic staunton: I saw them in several tourneys, for example the Gibraltar Tradewise (https://www.chessdirect.co.uk/acatalog/Super-Weighted-Chess-Pieces-PSW08.html)
   

Netherlands and Germany

• Plastic German Knight set: I saw this one in the analysis room of Tata steel several times and in German clubs (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RXrdZBhjo-A). I suppose it is used in European/Dutch chess clubs (http://www.chessgamesshop.com/index.php?c=13&p=407). Not sure where it is made, possibly not China.

Used in Spain (made in Spain):

• Plastic Indajesa design: Used in tourneys and clubs of spain. I think it is made in Spain as the QA labelling is done in spanish (http://www.lacasadelajedrez.com/articulos/staunton-no-55-de-plastico-con-fieltro/733/)
• Wood Indajesa design: Not so common, but I have played with them in a couple of clubs (http://www.ajedrez-webstore.es/chessmen/38-chessmen-staunton-8.html). They are made in spain.
     

Used in France (made in France):

• Wood Chavet: Those are sold even by the french chess federation. I have seen them played in French tournaments. (http://boutique.echecs.asso.fr/FicheProduit.aspx?Id=46)
     

Used in East Europe (Made in east europe):   

• Plastic Dubrovnik 1970: I have seen them in photos of small tournaments in east europe, slovenia, croatia, etc.(http://www.chessgamesshop.com/index.php?c=16&p=933)
• Wood Polish pieces: I have seen them in huge number of clubs and championships, f.e. in moscow blitz championship. (http://www.chessgamesshop.com/index.php?c=17&p=877)
• Wood Dubrovnik with German Knight: I have seen them in the 2016 european championship and in photos of other tournaments and chess clubs. (It seems thet have stop selling them in the last weeks. The set is this one: https://sites.google.com/site/chesssetscollection/home/dubrovnik-russian-sets/standard-dubrovnik)
• Wood Sandor Biro's chess set: I have seen it in some tournaments. Unfortunately I have not been able to purchase one, the web does not answer, it seems they don't accept any request now (http://caissa.ro/ChessSet/)
  
  

I have a couple of allmost all of them, but not the one sold by Sandor Biro. Do you know a way or link to get the Sandor Biro's one?
Do you have any other sets/countries in your list? and a link to buy them?

Thanks everyone

Swedish club set inn wood: http://www.sjakkbutikken.no/produkter/trebrikker-svenska-tavlingsmodellen/

Hello,

thanks a lot for the link. It seems to be a difficult task to pay and ask for sending outside Norway.

I would try to contact them anyway.

Best regards

Mission accomplished...

Thanks again for the link.

Any other club sets that worth the effort?

As a serious collector of Staunton chess sets, I was pleasantly surprised with ChessBazaar's Romanian chess set. What a wonderful replica, it is a reproduction of a historic set. Size is great for clubs and blitz and at a great price too.

https://www.chessbazaar.com/reproduced-romanian-hungarian-national-tournament-chess-set-in-ebonized-natural-boxwood-3-8-king.html?___SID=U

Though being a mediocre chess collector, collecting expensive repro sets are pretty much out of the question for me. Still, I've also their 1919 Marcel Duchamp chess set. But I've never played from it. I'm afraid to use it unless it is a special occasion.