Right Way Books, Surrey, GB, 1950, hardback, 237 pp, 290 grams, condition: good.

Introduction and annotations by the I.M. Imre Konig, the openings, the middle games, the end game, 6 illustrative games, index. 

"I still have a battered old copy of [The Right Way to Play Chess] which was one of my very first. Although it is billed as a book for beginners I tend to believe it advances rather too quickly for most newcomers to the game. What I found useful were the game annotations and the section on how to make your castled king secure, comparing different types of castled positions. This provided an early introduction to the importance of patterns and king safety." - GM Nigel Davies (2010)