Drawstring Chess Bag

Drawstring Chess Bag
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The Drawstring Chess Bag is designed to hold any full set of plastic chess pieces available on the market, including the House of Staunton-brand 4.0" Plastic Collector with additional queens. It features a drawstring that is strung through grommets at the opening and a plastic locking clasp. When the bag is closed, the drawstring can be used as a handle for easy transport.

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