Fred Reinfeld, Reuben Fine (Editors)
A. Alekhine vs. E. D. Bogoljubow: World's Chess Championship, 1934.
Dover Publications, Inc., 1967. "...unabridged and unaltered republication of the work originally published by David McKay Company in 1934". 56 pages.
Softcover volume, measuring approximately 5.5" x 8.5", is in fine condition. 
"The 1934 World's Championship brought Alekhine and Bogoljubow together for the second time. For the second time, Alekhine emerged very much the winner. The special interest that these 26 games hold for chess enthusiasts (aside from the important fact that Alekhine was involved in them) lies largely in the psychology of the opponents. Alekhine thought little of Bogoljubow's ability; Bogoljubow was certain he was the world's finest player.
As a result, these are very exciting games, marked with unexpected risks and surprising attacks. Reinfeld and Fine annotated the games in exhaustive detail, filling as much as five pages (and rarely as little as one) with notes on a single game. They also provided biographies of the two masters, their tournament and match records as of 1934, and a summary chart of the 26 games in the book, showing at a glance the number of moves, the opening, the outcome, and the page on which each game is found."