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One maintained catalogue · one preserved historical website

The ChessEval Collection.

The Collection Museum is now the reference catalogue. Forum documentation and the original website inventory are brought together in the same modern design, while the former website remains preserved unchanged as the Original ChessEval Website.

Documentation and physical holdings are separate.

ChessEval now uses two linked layers. The Catalog organizes documentation; the Physical Inventory records individual machines. This makes duplicates, serial-number variants, provenance and rare second examples visible without creating duplicate model pages.

Documentation layer

Complete Catalog

Search 1046 documentation records drawn from the Museum and historical ChessEval sources.

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Physical layer

Collection Inventory

Browse 917 registered inventory entries, including 914 historical entries and three confirmed Mercedes-Benz prototypes. Additional holdings will be added during the audit.

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Curated documentation

ChessEval Collection Museum

Detailed machine pages, photographs, forum-derived documentation and manufacturer rooms.

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Historical provenance

Historical documentation within the Museum.

Explore photographs and descriptions of rare, robotic, tournament and early machines within the current Museum. The original website remains available separately as a preserved historical archive.