Tutankhamen's Tomb King Tut Chess Set by Franklin Mint If you are one of many owners of this beautiful set who were unfortunate to have some of the common problems - snapped corner guard (extremely common), missing pieces (common), heavily scuffed/damaged board, this page might be for you! I have replacements available. Please see below. |
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US buyers - you can pay listed prices (below) via (1) PayPal, or (2) Send a check or Money order and save 3%, or (3) ask me to setup an EBay auction (to be better protected), but this would cost extra 15% to cover for EBay fee. Or contact me using the link below (ignore chess book questions, but use comments field). | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Non-US buyers - you can NOT use PayPal link. You can only go EBay route mentioned above, but I will ship to EBay and EBay will ship to you. This would be VERY costly due to Ebay fees. Or, you can send me $$ via Moneygram and I will ship direct. Please contact me using the link below (ignore chess book questions, but use comments field). | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Contact me with details if you need a special arrangement I will issue PayPal invoice (US). Money order (US) or Moneygram (Non-US) accepted as well. | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
If you are looking for a complete set, please check this link | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Please review the photos. Pieces and corner guards are in great condition. The board is in good condition with some very minimal scuffs. Click photos to enlarge! .
The following items are available: please make sure to send me a note telling what piece and what color you are ordering.
Sizes are approximate: KING � 2� TALL - 3.3 OZ PAWN � -1 1/2� TALL � 0.8 OZ CORNER GUARD - 2 3/4" - 3.3OZ BOARD 16" x 16"
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