28" Pouch-Style Chess Demonstration Set with Deluxe Carrying Bag

28" Pouch-Style Chess Demonstration Set with Deluxe Carrying Bag
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The Pouch Style Chess Demonstration Set is the better way to conduct teaching, group analyzing, and displaying tournament chess games in progress. It is available in two different widths - 28 inches and 36 inches

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