Bishop Castle Magnets

Six Foot Chair at Entrance of Bishop Castle by Debra Martz The chair may not appear tall but it stands approximately 6' tall. Why it is placed there, I really don't know. Maybe photo op of which I did stand by it and had my picture taken. Didn't see anyone sitting in it though that would have been a cool keepsake picture. Jim Bishop has been constructing this impressive castle for almost 60 years. It is still a work in progress to this day. It is quite difficult to explain this rock and iron structure with all its levels, angles, soaring towers and outside bridges built around the upper levels. It even has a Grand Ballroom and a fire breathing dragon! Best you go see it for yourself! It is located in Colorado on highway 165 abo...

Bishop Castle With Fire Breathing Dragon by Debra Martz Jim Bishop has been constructing this impressive castle for almost 60 years. It is still a work in progress to this day. It is quite difficult to explain this rock and iron structure with all its levels, angles, soaring towers and outside bridges built around the upper levels. It even has a Grand Ballroom and a fire breathing dragon! Best you go see it for yourself! It is located in Colorado on highway 165 about 24 miles west off I-25 not far from Colorado City and Rye, Colorado. ©Debra Martz, All Rights Reserved

"Satan, like a good chess player, is always trying to maneuver you into a position where you can save your castle, only by losing your bishop." C. S. Lewis Rooftops of Prague taken from Charles Bridge.

Bishop Castle by Debra Martz Jim Bishop has been constructing this impressive castle for almost 60 years. It is still a work in progress to this day. It is quite difficult to explain this rock and iron structure with all its levels, angles, soaring towers and outside bridges built around the upper levels. It even has a Grand Ballroom and a fire breathing dragon! Best you go see it for yourself! It is located in Colorado on highway 165 about 24 miles west off I-25 not far from Colorado City and Rye, Colorado.

Bishop Castle A One Man Endeavor Enhanced by Debra Martz This is such a unique and quirky castle that I just had to do some enhancements, textures, added colors. Jim Bishop has been constructing this impressive castle for almost 60 years. It is still a work in progress to this day. It is quite difficult to explain this rock and iron structure with all its levels, angles, soaring towers and outside bridges built around the upper levels. It even has a Grand Ballroom and a fire breathing dragon! Best you go see it for yourself! It is located in Colorado on highway 165 about 24 miles west off I-25 not far from Colorado City and Rye, Colorado. ©Debra Martz, All Rights Reserved

Bishop Castle A Work In Progress by Debra Martz Jim Bishop has been constructing this impressive castle for almost 60 years. It is still a work in progress to this day. It is quite difficult to explain this rock and iron structure with all its levels, angles, soaring towers and outside bridges built around the upper levels. It even has a Grand Ballroom and a fire breathing dragon! Best you go see it for yourself! It is located in Colorado on highway 165 about 24 miles west off I-25 not far from Colorado City and Rye, Colorado. ©Debra Martz, All Rights Reserved

Bishop Castle Towers Turrets and Bridges by Debra Martz Jim Bishop has been constructing this impressive castle for almost 60 years. It is still a work in progress to this day. It is quite difficult to explain this rock and iron structure with all its levels, angles, soaring towers and outside bridges built around the upper levels. It even has a Grand Ballroom and a fire breathing dragon! Best you go see it for yourself! It is located in Colorado on highway 165 about 24 miles west off I-25 not far from Colorado City and Rye, Colorado. ©Debra Martz, All Rights Reserved

Even Chess can be sexy

The Back Rank Mate Chess Checkmate Vintage Book Cover Poster

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You know your way around a chess board all your chess pieces: King, Queen, Bishop, Knight (Horse), Rook (Castle, Tower) Pawn. Do you want to be black or white this time? What's your strategy to checkmate your opponent with all the right moves? Wear this to game night, chess tournament, family game room, man cave, or just at the computer for video chess! Great gift for chess club gamer geek.

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choose your weapon

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A background illustration for Lewis Carroll's "Through the Looking-Glass," isolated to enhance its sense of scale.

Chess pieces in a vertical design - ORENOB

Original illustrations of the six pieces used in chess, all in a vintage-evoking sepia tone.

A little pawn dreaming with all it's possible potentials

From a Victorian type specimen catalogue.

A little bit of word play based on that popular pastime - chess, of course.