From the University of Michigan's 1942 yearbook.  See If a Chessman Were a Word: A Chess-Calvino Dictionary.

From Panzer's 1948 yearbook.  See If a Chessman Were a Word: A Chess-Calvino Dictionary.

From The Queen's Gambit by Walter Tevis.  See also If a Chessman Were a Word: A Chess-Calvino Dictionary.

From Illustrated Chess for Children by Harvey Kidder.  This book says that to learn chess is to learn an international language.  Kidder does not mention If a Chessman Were a Word: A Chess-Calvino Dictionary, presumably because it was published later.

From the University of the South's 1993 yearbook.

From The Martlet, 1971.  See If a Chessman Were a Word: A Chess-Calvino Dictionary.

From Apponequet's 1970 yearbook.

From the University of Chicago's 1912 yearbook.  See If a Chessman Were a Word: A Chess-Calvino Dictionary.

From Quest, 1976.

From Milikin's 1929 yearbook.  See If a Chessman Were a Word: A Chess-Calvino Dictionary.

From Drowsy by John Ames Mitchell, 1917.  See If a Chessman Were a Word: A Chess-Calvino Dictionary.

Five years before the debut of the floor game Twister, people were playing chess that way.  From Gannon's 1961 yearbook.  See If a Chessman Were a Word: A Chess-Calvino Dictionary.

From Nebelspalter, 1937.  See If a Chessman Were a Word: A Chess-Calvino Dictionary.

We wouldn't trust anyone who didn't know his checkers: Chess, by the author of Checkers.

"Old man coincidence."  From Photoplay Magazine, 1920.

From Cine-Mundial, 1938.  See If a Chessman Were a Word: A Chess-Calvino Dictionary.