I had published 31 chess problems in March 2004, all are listed below. The number after # stand for number of move to checkmate.

• #6, R.Baier, Basler Nachrichten, 1974
• #2, L.F.Beach, Good Companion Folder, 1920
• #3, O.Dehler, Deutsche Wochenschach, 1916
• #2, L.F.Beach, Good Companion Folder, 1920
• #4, H.Suhr, Magasinet, 1944
• #2, W.J.Mrs.Baird, Reading Observer, 1902
• #3, H.Rosenkilde, Die Schwalbe, 1929
• #2, B.P.Barnes (2 solutions), 1st Pr., The Hindu, 1963
• #3, W.J.Mrs.Baird, Brighton Society, 1902
• #2, H.D'Oyly Bernard, Good Companion Folder, 1918
• #4, H.Vetter, Dresdner Anzeiger, 1930
• #2, M.Barulin & J.Golubev, Moskva - Rostov, 1930
• #3, W.J.Mrs.Baird, Illustrated London News, 1902
• #2, H.W.Bettmann, Nashwill Americain, 1887
• #5, W.Pauly, Chess Amateur, 1920
• #2, M.Barulin, J.Golubev, 1st Pr., 64, 1931
• #3, W.J.Mrs.Baird, Illustrated London News, 1902
• #2, H.D'Oyly Bernard, 1st Pr., Chess Amateur, 1918
• #4, G.F.Anderson, Anglo-portuguese News., 1944
• #2, P.F.Blake, 1st Pr., Hampstead & Highgate Express, 1902
• #3, H.W.Barry, 777 Chess Miniatures, 1908
• #2, H.D'Oyly Bernard, London News, 1902
• #3, W.J.Mrs.Baird, Morning Post, 1902
• #2, L.F.Beach, 2nd HM, Good Companion Folder, 1917
• #4, D.Densmore, Pittsburgh Gazette-Times, 1916
• #2, H.W.Bettmann, 4th Pr., Good Companion Folder, 1919
• #3, G.F.Anderson, 1st Pr., The Problemist, 1975
• #2, E.Bogdanov, 3rd Pr., 64, 1982
• #3, A.Ancin, 4th HM, Magyar Sakkelet, 1974
• #2, M.Barulin, 1st Pr., Bulletin Ouvrier Des Echecs, 1938
• #3, H.W.Barry, Checkmate, 1901