I

Single-column SAN scoresheet on cream stock, 1889 ink

II

Anderssen's hand, two-column German scoresheet

III

Half-sheet from *La Régence*'s Paris office, foxed

IV

American First Chess Congress letterhead

V

Hastings 1895 tournament book scoresheet, terracotta rule

VI

Facsimile of *La Régence*, July 1855, the page where Falkbeer christens the Immortal

VII

The 1849 Staunton set registered design — Howard Staunton's signature beneath

VIII

Letterpress portrait silhouette of Anderssen, Breslau 1851

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Single column on parchment-toned stock, italic Italian piece letters (R, C, A)

II

St Petersburg 1914 tournament book, two-column Russian/German parallel notation

III

American Chess Bulletin letterhead, May 1918

IV

AVRO 1938 cyclostyled bulletin, Dutch-language headers

V

Buenos Aires 1953 candidates' book, Spanish-language headers

VI

Reykjavik 1972 official scoresheet, both signatures, arbiter's stamp

VII

Facsimile of the *Libro de la Invención Liberal* title page, Alcalá 1561

VIII

The Göttingen Manuscript page (c. 1490), first surviving Italian/Ruy López analysis

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Barmen 1869 match scoresheet, gothic-script German, Anderssen's signature

II

New York 1924 tournament book scoresheet, Lasker's foreword opposite

III

*Chess Review* clipping, Hans Kmoch's headline 'The Game of the Century'

IV

Sochi 1958 RSFSR Championship scoresheet, Cyrillic headers, ink-blue stamp

V

Belgrade 1970 USSR vs Rest of World scoresheet, both team flags above the headers

VI

Moscow 1960 official WC scoresheet, both signatures, Soviet stamp

VII

Facsimile of the *Deutsche Schachzeitung* obituary page for Anderssen, March 1879

VIII

Letterpress portrait silhouette of Anderssen — *the second time the player has seen this* (V1 slot VIII)

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New York 1924 tournament-book scoresheet, single-column, Capablanca's hand

II

St Petersburg 1914 brevet scoresheet, Cyrillic header, gilt rule

III

Baden-Baden 1925 official scoresheet, German typography, Kurhaus letterhead

IV

Match cable, Royal Dutch Chess Federation crest, Zandvoort dateline

V

WC 1960 match scoresheet, Soviet Sport-Lottery letterhead, both signatures

VI

Facsimile of *La Nación* (Buenos Aires), 30 November 1927 — the page announcing Alekhine champion

VII

The Lasker resignation telegram, Havana, 27 April 1921 — single sheet, Western Union form

VIII

Letterpress portrait of Capablanca seated at the board, Havana 1921, profile right

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Engraving from Philidor's *Analyse* — the rook-and-pawn defence diagram, French typography, copperplate

II

Half-sheet from *Il Puttino* (1634), italic blackletter, Salvio's woodblock diagram

III

Page from *Deutsche Schachzeitung* 1900, German fraktur, Troitsky's K+N+N vs K+P diagram

IV

Page from the *American Chess Journal* — minimal layout, two diagrams stacked

V

Cutting from the *Glasgow Weekly Citizen*, 4 May 1895 — short paragraph, hand-drawn diagram, Saavedra's correction noted

VI

Facsimile of *Kagans Neueste Schachnachrichten*, 1921 — the page on which Réti first published his study

VII

Lucena's *actual* book — title page of *Repetición de amores y arte de ajedrez*, Salamanca 1497, with marginal note

VIII

Letterpress portrait of Réti at the board, c. 1924, with an inset of his 1921 study diagram

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Reykjavik tournament hall scoresheet, English headers, both signatures, arbiter Lothar Schmid stamp

II

Baguio City Convention Center scoresheet, the controversial Game 32 (final), Filipino watermark

III

Tchaikovsky Concert Hall scoresheet (Moscow), Cyrillic headers, Kasparov's signature in red

IV

Riverside Studios London letterhead, BrainGames Network logo, neat printed move numbers

V

Sofia Military Club scoresheet, Bulgarian / English bilingual header

VI

*The Times* of London front page, July 12 1972 — 'Fischer Wins First Game in Iceland Encounter'

VII

A small offset-printed Soviet match medallion — laurel, the Cyrillic ЧМ ('ЧМ' = world champion)

VIII

Letterpress engraving of the Reykjavik hall — board, table, two empty chairs — based on a contemporary press illustration

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Tata Steel scoresheet, Wijk aan Zee header, Aronian's signature, the Dutch Chess Federation embossed seal

II

Saint Louis Chess Club letterhead, the Sinquefield Cup logo, both signatures, Caruana's `34.Rxg7+` highlighted

III

Sochi Olympic Park scoresheet, FIDE 2014 World Championship watermark, Russian / English bilingual

IV

Fulton Market Building scoresheet, 'WC 2016 New York' stamp, Carlsen's signature

V

Tata Steel scoresheet, Carlsen's `46.Rxc7+` underlined

VI

A self-rendered Stockfish 16 evaluation chart for Astana 2023 Game 4, computed from the PGN with our own engine wrapper — eval-line + tooltip on each ply, ply 59 highlighted at `+1.40 30.Bc6`. JetBrains Mono, ink-900 on paper-50.

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A printed AlphaZero self-play game from DeepMind's December 2017 paper — the position after 24...Re8 with the eval annotation

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Letterpress portrait silhouette of Carlsen at the moment of breaking the rating record, January 2014