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Basic Staunton Series Magnetic Chess Pieces - 2.4" King

Upgrade your travel game with these chess pieces designed for a magnetic Travel Chess Set. Handcrafted from Indian Rosewood and Natural Boxwood, each piece features a traditional Staunton pattern design, allowing for immediate recognition.
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Upgrade your travel game with these chess pieces designed for a magnetic Travel Chess Set. Handcrafted from Indian Rosewood and Natural Boxwood, each piece features a traditional Staunton pattern design, allowing for immediate recognition.

The magnetic base of each piece ensures smooth and accurate movement, making it perfect for play on the go! The same attention to detail that goes into crafting the original set has been maintained in these replacement pieces.

These individual chessmen are designed to be compatible with your existing game, ensuring a seamless transition. If you need replacements, order this set and you'll be back to playing your favorite travel game in no time!

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Wood Selection(s) Indian Rosewood and Natural Boxwood
Material(s) Indian Rosewood, Natural Boxwood
King Height 2.42" inch / 6.14 cm
Recommended Chess Board Size 1.5" inch / 3.81 cm
Basepad Material Billiard Cloth
Total Number of Pieces 34 Chess Pieces, including 2 Additional Queens (for Pawn Promotion)

World of chess

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How to play chess

People have been playing chess for more than 1500 years. Invented in India in the 6th century CE, its earliest known form was called chaturanga.

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