Vintage 1970s West German Landsknecht Figurine Chess Set with 1980s Danish Wooden Mahogany-Sycamore Board Chess Pieces: Vintage 1970s West German Landsknecht medieval/Renaissance-style figurines (attributed to makers such as Weible). Made of durable molded plastic in antiqued wood -color and dark bronze tones with lead-weighted, felt-lined bases. Figures feature detailed 16th-century period dress, including slashed doublets, broad feathered hats, and armor. Chess Board: 1980s Handcrafted Danish Wooden Tournament Board featuring an inlaid Mahogany and Sycamore playing surface, framed by a raised dark wood inner border and a light natural wood outer rim. Storage & Reverse Side: The underside of the board features a recessed casing equipped with leather retaining straps. Includes a wooden storage tray with a bright red fitted felt insert for individual piece protection. Set Includes: Complete 32-piece set, Danish inlaid wooden chess board, and red-lined fitted storage tray. Condition: Excellent vintage condition with full set intact; light surface patina and minor vintage wear consistent with age. Step into a world of rich European artistry with this captivating 1970s Landsknecht figurine chess set, a true centerpiece for collectors and enthusiasts of historical craftsmanship. Each piece is intricately sculpted to embody the romantic flair of 16th-century Renaissance warriors, dressed in elaborate slashed doublets, broad feathered hats, and proud military attire. Cast in durable molded plastic with a weighted, felt-lined feel and finished in regal tones of antiqued gold and dark bronze, these figures bring dramatic presence and narrative depth to every match. Paired with a magnificent Danish handcrafted mahogany and sycamore wooden tournament board, this complete vintage set seamlessly bridges masterly design with the timeless allure of medieval lore—offering an exceptional display opportunity and a cherished addition to any fine collection. Please review all photos for exact details, as they are part of the description. The last photo is AI generated