George Allen & Unwin, London, 1948, 7th edition, hardback, 12,3x18,2 cm, 100 pp, 150 grams, condition:good-, no inscriptions.

In this volume, James Rayner, who was a leading composer in his own right and the editor of the chess problem section in British Chess Magazine, dives into how to compose and solve chess problems, presenting techniques that can be applied immediately.
Furthermore, he presents a selection of chess problems, including some of his own by the leading composers of his day. There are 108 problems, mainly Two-movers and Three-movers.