Also called the Niggemann.

Someone has asked me if these paper products are still commercially
available - and I can't find any other source for him than to refer him to
one I found on e-bay.

Anyone have any ideas? [Seems like the whole world went to software].

Thanks, Phil Innes

Chess One wrote:
Also called the Niggemann.

Someone has asked me if these paper products are still commercially
available - and I can't find any other source for him than to refer him to
one I found on e-bay.

Niggemann ... how about trying https://www.schachversand.de/startneue.htm
(which is the English home page of Schach Niggemann ...)

Never having seen a Gilcher correspondence chess recorder, I can't say
if the articles MB2025S and MB2025W -- found by searching for 'Sets, Boards'
and then 'correspondence chess', look at the bottom of the page --
fits the bill. (I can't find any matching pieces to fit the slots, but I'm
sure a direct question to the company would answer that.) Oh, ... they're
plastic, not paper.

Niggemann's good ... I've bought books from them several times, and not
had any complaints.

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Anders Thulin ath*algonet.se http://www.algonet.se/~ath