I am thinking of trading the following books:
1. The Ideas Behind the Chess Openings (Fine)
2. Secrets of Pawnless Endings (Nunn)
3. Mastering the Nimzo Indian (Kosten)
4. New Ideas in the Alekhine Defence (Burgess)
5. The Art of Defence in Chess (Solits)
6. Easy Guide to the Nimzo Indian (Emms)
7. Attack and Defence (Dvoretsky)
8. Kasparov versus Deeper Blue (King)
9. The Life and Games of Mikhail Tal (Tal)
10. How Karpov Wins (Mednis)
11. Chess Master versus Chess Amateur (Euwe and Meiden)
12. The Immortal Games of Capablanca (Reinfeld)
13. Pandolfini's Endgame Course (Pandolfini)

Here are some books I would love to add to my library, which might give you an idea of what I am interested in:
1. Excelling at Technical Chess (Aagard)
2. Excelling at Positional Chess (Aagard)
3. Practical Chess Defence (Aagard)
4. Learn from the Legends (Marin)
5. Rook versus Two Minor Pieces (Lund)
6. Chess Explained: the French (Eingord and Bogdanov)
7. Chess Explained: the Queen's Gambit Declined (Rizzitano)
8. Chess Explained: the English Opening (Franco)
9. How to Play Chess Endgames (Müller and Lamprecht)
10. Chess Endgame Training (Rosen)
11. How to Use Computers to Improve Your Chess (Hansen)
12. World Champion on the Third Attempt (Sanakoev)
13. Akiba Rubinstein: uncrowned king (Donaldson and Minev)
14. Strategic Play (Dvoretsky)
15. Rook Endings (Levenfish and Smyslov)
16. Learn from the Grandmasters (Keene, ed.)
17. How to Open a Chess Game (Evans, Gligoric, Hort, Petrosian, Portisch, Keres, and Larsen)
18. Power Chess with Pieces (Timman)

Those are some of the books that come to mind. I am also interested in older books, though preferably in algebraic notation. My interests are mainly in endgames, improving technique, strategy, chess anecdotes, openings (French, English, and QGD), collected games (Botvinnik, Smyslov, Petrosian, ...).

I have never done a book exchange before, so I am not sure how to establish the relative values. If you have any book that I might be interested in, just drop me a message, and we can go from there.

Other older books I am interested in:
1. Collection of Chess Studies (Troitzky)
2. Salo Flohr's Best Games of Chess (Flohr)
3. Notes on the Endgame (Krogius)
4. Fifteen Games and Their Stories (Botvinnik)
5. Achieving the Aim (Botvinnik)
6. Selected Games of Lajos Portisch (Portisch)
7. Six Hundred Endings (Portisch)
8. Jon Speelman's Best Games (Speelman)
9. King and Pawn Endings (Fishbein)
10. Karpov's Endgame Arsenal (Karpov)

1. Secrets of Grandmaster Chess (Nunn)
2. The System: a world champion's approach to chess (Berliner)
3. The French Advance (Kosten)
4. Solving in Style (Nunn)
5. Chess Openings: your choice (Reuben)
6. Best Lessons of a Chess Coach (Weeramantry)
7. Petrosian the Powerful (Soltis & Smith)
8. Practical Chess Endgames (Hooper)