David Bronstein tied the world Championship match with Botvinnik in 1951. Arguably he was an "uncrowned king" of the chess world. Two years later he played in the epic, legendary, 1953 Zurich Candidates' Tournament. This is his analysis of that tournament, complete with all games.  First went to Vassily Smyslov, with Bronstein, Paul Keres, and Samuel Reshevsky tied for second. A real classic. Worth every penny.

We add the book by three grandmasters, Burgess, Nunn, and Emms. It is indeed a mammoth book. There are 100 games, all heavily annotated, but mostly aimed the player who has advanced from beginner, but is a ways from master. 

 Algebraic notation, Soft-cover.  We combine shipping-to combine, put everything in a basket and then ask for an invoice. This comes from the private library of Allan Troy, late owner of Troy's Chess Shoppe, Torrance, California. Follow us for our ongoing sale of 18th, 19th, and 20th century chess books and clocks! Certain individuals are trying to profit by selling our merchandise! Check our store to make sure you are doing business with allansbooks! Accept no substitutes!