London System Magnets
Description: For the club player who plays d4 and Bf4 against everything and has never opened a theory book. A retro London System design for chess players who get it.
Theory? I Play the London – Funny London System Chess Opening Magnet
by MOTIFOLK
$3.75 $4.75
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