The Law Of Negotiable Instruments In Canada By John Delatre Falconbridge Appraisal

The Law of Negotiable Instruments in Canada by John Delatre Falconbridge

This item is the title page of a legal textbook or treatise titled "The Law of Negotiable Instruments in Canada." The physical characteristics visible include the aged, off-white or cream-colored paper, which suggests some oxidation over time, typical of older paper. The text is printed in black ink, primarily in a serif font, with varying sizes to emphasize headings and names. The overall layout is classical and formal, centered on the page. Key distinguishing elements include the author's name, "JOHN DELATRE FALCONBRIDGE, M.A., LL.B., K.C.," who is also identified as "Dean of the Osgoode Hall Law School." Further details on the author reveal he also penned "Banking and Bills of Exchange, The Law of Mortgages, and The Law of Sale of Goods" and edited "Cases on the Sale of Goods." These details provide significant context to the author's expertise and the book's subject matter. A notable manufacturing detail is the publisher's imprint, "THE RYERSON PRESS," located at the bottom of the page, with "TORONTO" indicating the publishing city. Above the publisher's name, there is a small, distinct publisher's logo or mark, appearing as a stylized image, possibly an "R" and "P" intertwined or integrated into a design element, likely symbolizing Ryerson Press. Based on the typography, the paper quality, and the institutional affiliations mentioned (Osgoode Hall Law School), the style period appears to be early to mid-20th century. The condition is described as "good condition," which aligns with the visual evidence showing minimal signs of creasing, tears, or significant discoloration. The paper exhibits a uniform patina consistent with age. This item represents a historical legal resource and an example of Canadian legal scholarship from its era.