Porte clefs Roi d'échecs du 40ème Championnat de France de Grenoble en 1966 - Keychain King of chess from the 40th French Championship in Grenoble in 1966
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Porte clefs Roi d'échecs
Dimensions (accroche comprise) :Hauteur : 9 cm
largeur : 2 cm
Etat correct.
Porte-clefs représentant la pièce du Roi du jeu d'échecs, en plastique bicolore blanc et noir et marqué : "40e Championnat de France" sur sa partie noire et "GRENOBLE 1966" sur sa partie blanche.
Le jeu d'échecs est apparu, dans sa forme primitive, entre le IIIème et VIème siècle en Asie.
Le 1er championnat de France d'échecs a eu lieu, officieusement, à Lyon fin juillet 1914 et le vainqueur Alphonse Goetz reçut un vase de Sèvres qui deviendra le traditionnel trophée du champion de France. La mobilisation générale du 1er août 1914 de la 1ère guerre mondiale a empêché la création de la Fédération Française des Echecs (FFE) qui ne verra le jour qu'en 1921.
Le 1er championnat de France officiel naîtra en 1923 et les suivants auront lieu chaque année sauf en 1939, 1944 et 1960.
Aujourd'hui, le championnat de France compte 10 tournois dont le National qui délivre le titre de Champion de France et le National féminin celui de Championne de France.
Ce porte-clefs a été édité en 1966 pour le Championnat de France qui s'est tenu à Grenoble et remporté par le médecin Français Wolf Bergraser (1904-1986) pour la seconde fois puisqu'il gagna aussi celui de 1957 à Bordeaux.
Pour les passionnés d'Echecs !
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King of Chess Keychain
Key ring representing the piece of the King of Chess, in two-tone white and black plastic and marked: "40th Championship of France" on its black part and "GRENOBLE 1966" on its white part.
The game of chess appeared, in its primitive form, between the third and sixth centuries in Asia.
The 1st France Chess Championship took place, unofficially, in Lyon at the end of July 1914 and the winner Alphonse Goetz received a Sèvres vase which would become the traditional trophy of the champion of France. The general mobilization of August 1, 1914 of the 1st World War prevented the creation of the French Chess Federation (FFE) which would not see the light of day until 1921.
The 1st official France championship was born in 1923 and the following ones took place every year except in 1939, 1944 and 1960.
Today, the France championship has 10 tournaments, including the National which delivers the title of Champion of France and the Women's National that of Champion of France.
This keychain was issued in 1966 for the France Championship held in Grenoble and won by the French doctor Wolf Bergraser (1904-1986) for the second time since he also won the 1957 one in Bordeaux.
Size (hook included) :
Height : 9 cm
width : 2 cm
Correct condition.
For Chess enthusiasts !
Key ring representing the piece of the King of Chess, in two-tone white and black plastic and marked: "40th Championship of France" on its black part and "GRENOBLE 1966" on its white part.
The game of chess appeared, in its primitive form, between the third and sixth centuries in Asia.
The 1st France Chess Championship took place, unofficially, in Lyon at the end of July 1914 and the winner Alphonse Goetz received a Sèvres vase which would become the traditional trophy of the champion of France. The general mobilization of August 1, 1914 of the 1st World War prevented the creation of the French Chess Federation (FFE) which would not see the light of day until 1921.
The 1st official France championship was born in 1923 and the following ones took place every year except in 1939, 1944 and 1960.
Today, the France championship has 10 tournaments, including the National which delivers the title of Champion of France and the Women's National that of Champion of France.
This keychain was issued in 1966 for the France Championship held in Grenoble and won by the French doctor Wolf Bergraser (1904-1986) for the second time since he also won the 1957 one in Bordeaux.
Size (hook included) :
Height : 9 cm
width : 2 cm
Correct condition.
For Chess enthusiasts !